eridius

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by eridius 8y ago
Wow both of those are very cool. I had no idea Shortcuts could even scan barcodes. I don't buy physical books any more, but I wonder if I could get the same info from whatever Books.app provides in the share sheet for the bookstore? I&
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by eridius 8y ago
Did you actually set up the phrase, or did you just try the phrase that the author was using? Open the settings for the Shortcut (the button in the upper-right) and "Add to Siri".
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by eridius 8y ago
Shortcuts was the most exciting thing from the WWDC Keynote this year, but I still haven't really found a killer use for it yet. But I do have some simple ones, such as a Shortcut I use on an image that prompts me to rename it before t
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by eridius 8y ago
Oh wow that's a clever shortcut. I didn't realize you could write shortcuts that execute JavaScript in the context of a Safari webpage.
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by eridius 8y ago
You may be speaking to the HomePod, but the phone is the thing actually running the Shortcut. And the list of Shortcuts actions does not include controlling the music output of a HomePod. I would encourage you to file a bug report with Appl
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by eridius 8y ago
Separating out the quality work from the garbage is different than setting out the work done in good faith from the work done in bad faith by people who are otherwise capable of producing good work.
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by eridius 8y ago
inertia + friction then.
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by eridius 8y ago
All browsers on iOS must use the same WebKit rendering engine, and the error you quoted is quite rare in practice (I can't even remember the last time I saw it on iOS).
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by eridius 8y ago
From the article, it sounds like Waymo's attempts at rewriting the patent were what introduced the physical impossibilities. Presumably the circuit from the original patent was physically possible.
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by eridius 8y ago
I don't see why most code would have to be unsafe. Presumably some of it would, but that unsafe code can generally be wrapped up in a safe interface (this is practically the entire purpose of libstd).
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by eridius 8y ago
All of these cases have a well-defined conflict resolution mechanism. All of these cases except for Google Docs explicitly have a way for the client to be notified that their requested change failed (I believe Google Docs just defines the e
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by eridius 8y ago
Yes I know. Which is why I asked what happens if two Workers try to make incompatible changes at the same time. How does this library resolve conflicts when applying the changes from the fake DOM to the real one? In fact, this doesn't
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by eridius 8y ago
Why is this written in C? I would have thought Rust would be the perfect fit for this.
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by eridius 8y ago
If this is exposing DOM operations in a Worker and then replicating them back to the real DOM in the main thread, what happens if 2 Workers try to make incompatible changes to the DOM at the same time?
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by eridius 8y ago
That's misleading. They removed the records of one site. Not "sites". And they did it because that site was claiming that CloudFlare providing them services meant that CloudFlare secretly supported their (hate-based) ideology
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by eridius 8y ago
Google offers 2 different paid YouTube products? Wow, that's not confusing at all...
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by eridius 8y ago
Where do you miss user-definable attributes from? I'm not aware of any analogous ObjC feature. The `where` keyword is also used when defining generic functions/types. As the expression level, it used to be used in `if` too, but th
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by eridius 8y ago
They do, but the context we're talking about is paying Google for Google software, not using Google as a storefront for buying other people's software. I didn't realize Google Play had their own subscription music service. Go
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by eridius 8y ago
They do, but I wouldn't consider that to be the customer paying Google directly. There's a reason why people usually use the word "tax" to refer to this (and Apple's cut on their store). I suppose buying a gift card
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by eridius 8y ago
That's because #swift has nothing to do with Apple's Swift language. The correct channel is #swift-lang.
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by eridius 8y ago
Google has relatively few ways to actually give them money directly for software and media. There's Google Apps (assuming you aren't a grandfathered free customer from back when it was free), and I guess YouTube Red, and, um.... i
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by eridius 8y ago
Spark has scheduled sending, but not read receipts (I view the lack of read receipts as a feature; I do not need my outgoing emails to spy on the recipients).
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by eridius 8y ago
What's true? The website is written to make it look like it's run by the SF Chamber of Commerce, except it's not. The fact that it's pretending to be run by the SF Chamber of Commerce then means stuff like > Everyone
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by eridius 8y ago
WebKit isn't slow though. Also the parent comment is about Google Voice, which is not a browser and therefore is not constrained by Apple's restrictions on 3rd-party browser engines.
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by eridius 8y ago
This website seems like it's potentially committing libel. It pretends to be run by the SF Chamber of Commerce, including attributing direct quotes to real people, except it's obviously not run by them at all and those quotes are
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by eridius 8y ago
I read through part of the Prop C text and I'm not convinced it's taking the right approach. The biggest problem with housing in this city is one of supply. The proposition does say that the money can be used for construction of h
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by eridius 8y ago
Note that "making" means gross receipts, not profit.
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by eridius 8y ago
Compilers already have ABIs, they're just compiler-specific and not documented. If they didn't have an ABI, then you couldn't link 2 C++ libraries together. In terms of having one spec that handles arbitrary architectures, ma
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by eridius 8y ago
A C++ ABI does not require an OS written in C++. It just requires all compiler implementations to agree to standardize on a single ABI and enshrine it in a spec that any future implementations must abide by.
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by eridius 8y ago
The article says certain extensions block the referrer, thus producing the manual link to click. I don't believe Safari Extensions can muck with the referrer that way, in terms of affecting resource loads I think it's limited to a

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