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871.
by cube00 4y ago
I suspect it's more the individuals would be warned and re-trained if they didn't keep their costs under control (usually it's done at the team level) rather then having actual financial responsibility.
872.
by cube00 4y ago
I was questioning why WeatherKit needs a "platform-specific Swift API" at all. If the general REST API in Swift is good then WeatherKit can be integrated into Swift apps as easily as any other service. If it's not easy then i
873.
by cube00 4y ago
You've got to wonder why the focus isn't on providing a seamless general Rest API experience for all services rather then having specific Swift extensions for each service.
874.
by cube00 4y ago
It's something that comes with experience. If you've had projects like this in the past you'll recognise the early warning signs (eg. hard deadline before (even rough draft) requirements are available). You'll know it&#x
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by cube00 4y ago
I had pitchforks at the ready if I saw any appearance of stale-bot, but you're right, it's legitimate.
876.
by cube00 4y ago
I can't wait for the enterprise version that gets tighter when my code output drops.
877.
by cube00 4y ago
I suspect a bank that would get a share of the massive transaction volumes going through the Nintendo store would accommodate any return policy Nintendo wanted to offer. Look at Google and their 2 hour play store returns, it can be done the
878.
by cube00 4y ago
Just look at all the specialisation they had to add to work with GMail's "interpretation" of OAuth2 under threat of regular app passwords being removed by Google.
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by cube00 4y ago
Email will go the way of ticketing systems and have a status for each message so you (or the system) can keep following up with a delightful series of canned messages. "Just circling back" "Any ETA on this?" "Check
880.
by cube00 4y ago
A cynical view might be those posters are there to stop you seeing and interacting with your fellow co-workers through what would normally be a transparent divider while a vote is imminent.
881.
by cube00 4y ago
That is baffling logic. Sure, they think they know best and want to ignore the wishes of the owner of the web site. Why then respect a NOINDEX meta-tag instead of robots.txt?
882.
by cube00 4y ago
I had to look it up as well. https://blog.developer.atlassian.com/stop-foxtrots-now/
883.
by cube00 4y ago
My experience is once you've got your foot in the door at a company nobody is interested in your university background. Perhaps it's different if you have a higher qualification like a doctorate.
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by cube00 4y ago
I got my team on side to use rebase/squash instead of blind merge commits after I showed them how much easier git bisect is to use when you have a linear commit history in your main branch. Now nobody wants to be 'that person&#x27
885.
by cube00 4y ago
This reminds me of brutalists playgrounds. In the re-creation they couldn't use concrete because it was unsafe by today's standards. https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2015/jun/09.
886.
by cube00 4y ago
Now that Twitter have decided the solution to long form content is a link off the main thread hopefully more creators will feel more comfortable to instead link to their own blog rather then to "Notes". This could be a very positi
887.
by cube00 4y ago
I was curious about this too and thought it must be a massive GIF. However it's not actually a GIF, it's an MP4 video[1], I wonder why it's mislabelled as a GIF. [1]: https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/F
888.
by cube00 4y ago
> monetizing the efforts ...and not compensating (or even attributing as required by the licenses) the authors for it.
889.
by cube00 4y ago
Respecting my default browser choice. Not forcing me to have a Microsoft account to install my paid copy of Windows 11 Home.
890.
by cube00 4y ago
I would have thought co-founders are more problematic because they need to agree on everything but it sounds like a solo founder is an overall negative which I found surprising.
891.
by cube00 4y ago
> I also occasionally returned to issues that hadn’t been resolved to [..] ask if there was an ETA on a fix. I felt I was being helpful. I irrationally get annoyed when someone asks for an ETA like this, I'm sure it's a genui
892.
by cube00 4y ago
I got that same sense from the indoor fireplace they show early on in the video.
893.
by cube00 4y ago
It's depressing how fast and responsive MSVC6 runs on today's hardware compared with the current version of Visual Studio.
894.
by cube00 4y ago
I noticed the images looked a little blurred to me for pixel art. Digging further into it, they're oversized high resolution JPEG images scaled down by the browser rather then correctly sized PNGs. Putting quality aside and thinking ab
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by cube00 4y ago
A selection from their subreddit linked off their homepage should be enough to warn you about how they can get funding for open source projects where the regular market can't. - One day you will look back at these prices and think &quo
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Google ordered to pay John Barilaro $715,000 over 'vulgar' YouTube videos(abc.net.au)
20 points by cube00 4y ago|21 comments
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by cube00 4y ago
It will be interesting to see if there's legislation in the future to encourage companies to open up unsupported devices instead of relying on the efforts of enthusiasts to keep them out of e-waste streams.
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by cube00 4y ago
I would except they've also put the setup instructions inside their Discord server as well.
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by cube00 4y ago
I really don't enjoy that they've started hiding the listen count now so you can no longer tell which songs are the most popular if you're checking out an album.
900.
by cube00 4y ago
The hilarious thing is their "community" is full of up-voted suggestions in the thousands for things the end user actually needs.

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