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by dabbz 2y ago
Kagi is $10/mo and still offers the ability to use AI if you wish (instead of shoehorning it in your face).
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by dabbz 2y ago
Added security layers as well. Source: Worked on developer APIs for Windows Universal Apps. Those sandboxes don't come for free.
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by dabbz 2y ago
When I was at Apple for a short time, there was a small joke I hear from the ex-amazonians there who would say "What's the difference between an Apple software engineer and an Amazon software engineer? The Amazon engineer will spi
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by dabbz 3y ago
The only new part of that behavior is the platform upon which it's being displayed and how more readily available it is to everyone. If you removed Gen z/TikTok from that sentence. I'd have thought you were talking about mill
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by dabbz 3y ago
The issue is actually that they are throwing a ton of money into Siri. That's partly why it appears to have gotten worse for most queries.
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by dabbz 3y ago
Bing has cached pages though?
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by dabbz 3y ago
Presumably because it was a cost saving measure and they agreed with the cost savings, but I wasn't in the room where it happened. So all I can do is speculate unfortunately.
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by dabbz 3y ago
QA elimination was a Terry Meyerson decision. There's a multitude of reasons he was asked to step down (allegedly).
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by dabbz 3y ago
My issue with cashless has nothing to do with privacy, but with card companies dictating what can and cannot be transacted by with their network.
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by dabbz 3y ago
I swear I remember Tesla bragging about how they can turn into boats during deep water emergencies. The wheels being used as propellers, and the chassis being light enough to float. Feels like a fabrication of my mind now that I'm thin
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by dabbz 3y ago
A couple of comments from skimming through it. If I'm migrating from Keycloak, I don't need to see how to set it up. I've already got a keycloak instance running if I'm interested in migrating. I would have imagined if y
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by dabbz 3y ago
Back when I worked on Windows, we would triage Windows Feedback hub reported issues once a sprint (~2 weeks). But only those which had at least 2-5 upvotes on them. One-off bugs usually meant they weren't being widespread impactful and
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by dabbz 3y ago
Spotlight is already their search engine. You can search their app store, movies catalog, the web, etc. They're already doing this.
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by dabbz 3y ago
Was it though? I mean, the goal was SSR, but if they had a fully functioning site sans SSR, why not ship now, then deploy SSR whenever it gets baked into Angular? They were using Angular's dependency block them when I don't think
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by dabbz 3y ago
Apple uses their internal apps (Mail, Calendar, Pages, Numbers, Keynote), Slack, and of course the dreaded Webex. You can get licenses to the MS suite of products but most dogfood internal releases of the apps. (source: worked at Apple in 2
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by dabbz 3y ago
I like that plausible is cookie-less, meaning no gdpr cookie banner. I also like that it obeys ad-blockers by default which lets people easily subscribe to their own privacy settings.
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by dabbz 3y ago
At those numbers, something is wrong with their process. Poor resume formatting/content, bad social skills during interview process. That's barely 2% call-back rate after an application.
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by dabbz 3y ago
Writing it in C isn't some magic bullet. Java you're spending your time optimizing the tail end of efforts, but C you're spending your time optimizing the bulk of the effort that Java gives for free. (not that I'm defend
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by dabbz 3y ago
I mean, a list of every person and their thoughts with the ability to search is just Social Media. twitter, facebook, threads, discord, etc.
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by dabbz 3y ago
When I was required to go back into the office, I told my manager I would begin my work day with my commute. Work day starts at 9am? That's when my hour long commute starts. So I wasn't able to take any meetings until 10am. Same w
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by dabbz 3y ago
This is what happens when marketing gets too creative.