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by egorfine 11mo ago
Well, Bun is MIT-licensed. So once they change the license and/or kill the project, the community can fork it easily.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
I have been using MacBooks for the last 20+ years (back then they were called PowerBooks). A couple of days ago I have got a top spec Dell G5 15 5500 and I needed to upgrade the SSD. Oh. my. god. I did not realize the world of PC laptops is
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by egorfine 11mo ago
A little bit related: RAW files from iPhone 17 Pro are compressed using JPEG-XL.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> that means a car with eCall It can be removed/disabled. Given that we're talking about a used car, the warranty being void is not a problem either.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Fixing accessibility problems won't make shareholders happy while forcing AI down our throats will.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
I have lived in a country where communication between adults and minors is not frowned upon in the slightest and so I have been a male mentor for a bunch of girls in an orphanage for many years. (Once I perish, no one is going to remember a
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by egorfine 11mo ago
483 MEPs voted in favor despite every argument that has been laid against in front of them. This means they made their decision.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
It's incredibly nice.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
So, a system prompt?
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> I don't see a good reason [...] to upgrade it much Imagine the world of pain when the time comes to upgrade the software to Ubuntu 37.04.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Well I look at it from the relativistic perspective. See, AIX or HPUX are frozen in time and there is no temptation whatsoever within those two environments. Being stuck in Ubuntu 14.04 you can actually take a look out the window and see wh
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> It only affects new devices, they don't pull the existing licenses. That actually changes the whole gist.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
True. Still not exactly feature removed after purchase. Also this was regulatory pressure which is more like act of god in legalese while removal of h265 is more like we decided to screw customers. If and only if they indeed removed the fea
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by egorfine 11mo ago
The example you provided is exactly the opposite: > no longer be available on newly purchased Apple Watch ... > customers who purchase the watches in the U.S. will still be able to see Apple's Blood Oxygen app
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Isn't it something that was already sold to me as a customer? I don't get it how company could remove one of the features that has been already sold to me.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
I like this guy's optimism of letting AI create a USB sound card out of a microcontroller from scratch.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> I'm curious what you think the solution is? I believe cars don't have to have license plates readable when parked. Depends on the jurisdiction of course, but I would definitely use a license plate hiding device and hide my li
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Because that will not please shareholders while shoving AI down our throats with no opt out most definitely will.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Isn't it great that in this case we don't have to fight because the judgment of history will reveal itself quite soon on that matter, right? :-)
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by egorfine 11mo ago
EGAVGA.BGI Oh this brings memories. I have tried to create a little bit of 3D→2D renderer in TP 6.0 but precision was never enough for nodes to not fall apart and 80286 speed was too slow to render anything meaningful except maybe a cube.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
It's gonna take a decade to roll down all those cookie banners.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Cursor is obviously a fad (unlike Copilot - I'm not at all an AI hater, quite the opposite) and perhaps Google needs to present something to shareholders that will pretend to be competing. None of that matters for actual development wo
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> Google believes this is the future of development This is hardly possible as this is definitely not the future of development which is obvious to developers who created this. Or to any developer for that matter. This is a stakeholders&
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by egorfine 11mo ago
So, even more AI shoved down our throats during the coming years?
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by egorfine 11mo ago
TMI was never irradiated and unsafe for humans to inhabit.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
Dark knobs won't sell cars, while bright shiny screens will.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
It is my understanding that no experienced programmer would even consider touching that stuff given Google's stellar track record in developers' satisfaction. I believe it is aimed at investors. Thus it will be forgotten the minut
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by egorfine 11mo ago
They could vibe code this feature as well so they did.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> The agentic spam is exhausting. I just wanted to code. Ability to code within an IDE will not make shareholders happy while shoving AI down developers' throats most definitely will.
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by egorfine 11mo ago
> I do not believe that Google Antigravity is aimed at wooing investors. There is no evidence to support any other motive. Any experienced (as in, 10+ years) developer knows better than to trust google with dev tools.

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