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by bapak 1y ago
Right, but the train knows where it is. The screen shows it. Why is the jingle not connected to the same system as the train's screens? Everything is on the screen, even the doors closing animation. No excuse, really.
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by bapak 1y ago
npm install actually has a flag to install dependencies as they appeared on a specific point in time. This flag is applied to the entire tree. What this means is that you can run "npm instal --before (date for 2 days ago)" and it
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by bapak 1y ago
Huh? What does that even mean? The train already announces the train station name, so why does it need a specific button for the specific jingle? Does not sound right.
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by bapak 1y ago
Honestly f them. GitHub issues was so simple and now they keep shoving features into it. Why has no one learned to not become Jira? You gotta say no sometimes.
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by bapak 1y ago
After having worked on React for a while, I can tell you that the problem remains between monitor and chair. React can have all the niceties and optimization in the world, but that fails when its users insist on using it incorrectly, buildi
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by bapak 1y ago
As a hater of React, I don’t think React itself is to blame. Old GitHub was very light on features, whereas the new UIs are way more curated on the surface. Unfortunately all of this brings in tons of complexity. It doesn't help that t
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by bapak 1y ago
Correct. Pretty limited as a protection when the first thing you do after installing a package is running it. Literally the only thing blocking scripts protects you from is if a package is bundled by webpack and not run by node. If the co
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by bapak 1y ago
I think macOS core UI is better looking, that's the reality, and it has been for a very long time. Just a random comparison: Paint.net and Pixelmator. Without going too far into the details of their capabilities, why does Pixelmator lo
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by bapak 1y ago
Oh those already exist, they just print out whatever ChatGPT gives them without double-checking.
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by bapak 1y ago
Sure. - Disk Utility: not an improvement but not a loss either. "Disks" haven't looked like that in a long time, so it makes sense that it's updated. "Disk" as intended now, it's an abstract concept, so I
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by bapak 1y ago
Call me when macOS Tahoe is out of beta. Nobody is paying attention because the post is judging a beta product that literally has not completed the QA cycle. By all means there are plenty of things to judge in macOS and there have been for
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by bapak 1y ago
Correct, then why suddenly the replacements are "dead canary"? The post doesn't make sense. To me they're an improvement, even if a bit flat (flatness we've seen 12 years ago in iOS 7 already) To me this post sounds
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by bapak 1y ago
To me it's insane to pick on these 4 icons when it's obvious that they were just bolted on together in the previous version as well. Now suddenly a whole Mac Pro laid on top of 2 tools is supposed to be a "great icon by App
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by bapak 1y ago
Mr. D just does not know that.
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by bapak 1y ago
Uh, why do you think there's a "no kik/telegram sharing" sticky post on /b/ right now?
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by bapak 1y ago
Have you read the article? I quoted the last paragraph.
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by bapak 1y ago
> "From a sysadmin and operations perspective: What a stupid change. In the perfect cloud native, fully automated fantasy land, this might work and not even generate that much overhead work. In the real world, this will generate lot
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by bapak 1y ago
Have you ever opened 4chan? There are literally 3 threads right now with "drawn images" illegal in many countries. To me it's crazy it's still open. Early 4chan had the worst kind of images you could think of.
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by bapak 1y ago
You can run unverified code if you build it yourself. You can distribute unverified code by just paying $99/year to Apple. Not great, but still no need for specific code approval.
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by bapak 1y ago
> the idea of some ISP managers considering themselves "the elites". Can you lock millions of users out of Internet? If that's not elite in 2025, who is?
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by bapak 1y ago
I pair program every day, my colleague is called Claude. Like you, I'm allergic to meat co-programmers.
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by bapak 1y ago
Found this, it should answer your complaints: > HTML Imports were redundant, since you need JavaScript to bring them alive anyways
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by bapak 1y ago
> I'd also argue that D3 is no more verbose than vanilla JS Right? So why load a bunch of JS to do the same thing? One step further, why load any JS at all since you're just generating an SVG? People have forgotten that HTML an
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by bapak 1y ago
That comment really sounds like how pissed off I was when Windows Vista told me I wasn't allowed to do something. Funny thing is that you're still allowed to change things in the latest macOS, just disable SIP. On Mavericks you ca
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by bapak 1y ago
> sort them in folders. They had that in iPhotos and dropped it in Photos. I missed it for about a month and then I got over it. I'd never sort my photos now, I can just search them or find them on the map. If you want to sort phot
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by bapak 1y ago
The green card isn't citizenship, you lose it if you don't live in the US. It's not like they don't know when you enter or exit the country.
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by bapak 1y ago
You mean HTTP auth?
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by bapak 1y ago
Deno first and then Bun. Node should just pass the flag at this point, they just do things to catch up.
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by bapak 1y ago
This is the kind of things Apple should focus on. Automatic file organization is right up Apple's alley, if they were ever to wake up the Finder's dev team from the 20-year hibernation.
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by bapak 1y ago
I'm not complaining about performance, I'm complaining that people say they put out something faster and smaller only to find out they're not remotely comparable. Did you know that moment.js used to be a microlibrary? It came

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