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They’ve definitely lost market share, but even if you would prefer to buy Airbus they now have a backlog of ~9,000 aircraft to deliver. For reference in 2022 they shipped 661 aircraft and 735 in 2023. I’m assuming they are increasing manufa
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Content Security Policy is a User-Agent feature. The vulnerability here is server-side. A malicious actor exploiting this will be using their own HTTP client that does not respect a CSP.
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They will still have to have their app notarized (basically signing the app). Apple can revoke certificates at any time. After the first 1 million installations they will be charging a Core Technology Fee, which is a flat €0.50 per install.
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People that get high quality facial work, especially when they are younger, and don’t have negative reactions to don’t stand out as “people that had plastic surgery”. At a certain point it catches up to you, but it’s very feasible for a 40
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It’s a well written fable. There’s a pretty well narrated animation of the fable as well [0]. [0] https://youtu.be/cZYNADOHhVY?si=3zJIGBlfWmnml5i-
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This is mostly useful to developers that don’t develop on windows. Typically server side and browser based JavaScript programs are deployed on Linux systems in production. Today if I want to reliably automate some scripting I do NOT use she
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One issue here is that the game servers may be encumbered by 3rd party, proprietary licensed code. The company can’t just give up functional source code if it’s built on top of some licensed tech.
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My experience is that as a higher level IC your ability to get that raise from your current place requires you to shop around a bit and have the confidence that you can walk away and find land another job that pays more. It’s not a bad idea
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This 100%. My personal MacBook Pro (m1 pro) feels (and benchmarks) far faster than my work M1 Max which has cylance and Jamf on it. Recently it has had a cpu core dedicated to `find / -iname log4j-core*` which has a very unreasonable i
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The windows 10 ones are atrocious but I quite like the windows 11 ones. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-publi...
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I use GitHub desktop for basic operations and the CLI for anything complicated. It’s a pretty minimal git client but it does have some drag and drag (for cherry picking commits.
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A similar gripe I have with a lot of games is the lack of local multiplayer support in PC ports of games (even ones that have local multiplayer in their console versions). Nintendo is still King when it comes to local multiplayer but they u
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I really wish Firefox just implemented a high quality first party tab solution. I’ve been using Arc on my MacOS devices and Edge on windows devices because I just like a nice first party vertically tabbed browser.
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So the PHP implementation was built into the opcache extension which already gives a massive speed up over purely interpreted PHP. If you benchmark JIT PHP vs PHP with no opcache you will see 500% speed up or more depending on the workload.
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Here’s the RFC for reference https://wiki.php.net/rfc/jit It passed and landed in PHP 8.0.
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LuaJit and PHP both use [DynASM]( https://luajit.org/dynasm.html ) as well.
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This isn’t about JavaScript vs no JavaScript. It’s about serving different pages based on User Agent.
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Very little overall, but conservatives it got a fair amount of press and conservative media in particular started echoing a sentiment of “Disney doesn’t share your values”. Additionally the current governor of Florida (who pushed forwards t
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The worry there would have to be from a PDF requiring some secure signing key in Adobe Reader or something like that. Otherwise you can always decrypt/unlock a PDF using open source software.
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Anecdote here: Recently I started working on an mobile application as a personal project. It involves scraping web pages and generating ebooks from them with an inbuilt reader with visual controls. I’d never worked with Swift or UIKit previ
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If you’re concerned about the data security of OpenAI there’s always the OpenAI products served from Azure. At $DAYJOB we are working various AI features and it was a lot easier to get Azure through our InfoSec process than OpenAI.
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Out of curiosity what’s keeping you on Lightroom classic. I moved my admittedly amateur photography collection to the “new” Lightroom a couple years ago and have found it to be an improvement in pretty much every way - UI is snappier - Inte
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With edge being switched to Chromium some years ago I would assume Microsoft also has a quite a few engineers working full time on it.
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I’ve got a 16 inch Pro with 32g of RAM and I can see myself using this for development work at least a decade. I tend to run it with a large external 4k 120hz screen and don’t see the need to upgrade for better IO for a long time and the th
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4 hours isn’t awful but still isn’t great unfortunately. I hope to get a few more good years out my MacBook Pro (m1 Pro). The thing is fast and I can do a full 8 hour work day with VSCode, IntelliJ, and docker running a ton of stuff: - a co
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I went through a period of burnout at my work during Covid. I was in Canada at the time though and our lockdowns lasted through almost 2 years though (unlike many places in the US that either did not do lockdowns at all, or did only for a v
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Quebecs lockdowns continued for 2 years and were far more draconian than the rest of North America. As far as I understand this was mostly a factor of our public hospital systems being absolutely over capacity and the government doing whate
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I’m a developer and I’m also using web apps or electron apps all day. VS Code, Slack, Spotify, GitHub (for basic pre commit diff review I quite like their app), and figma are all Electron apps and are pretty good today. So many web apps tha
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In my org, I think I’ve go the feature flag thing mostly down. We started with a customer specific configuration system that allows arbitrary values matching a defined schema. It’s very easy to add to the schema (define the config name, typ
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From what I understand the battery life is equivalent (they seem to have shaved some weight off instead?) and the live voice mail transcription works just fine on my iPhone 13 Pro with the iOS 17 beta.
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