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by eviks 9mo ago
McDonald's is renown for speed of service, a bit ironic to compare that to slow apps
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by eviks 9mo ago
How can you trivially automate conflicting changes?
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by eviks 9mo ago
Xcode isn't modern ergonomics, and neither is slow compilation (which also doubles against great performance and doubled performance)
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by eviks 9mo ago
> installed drive is running at PCIe 3.0, even though the Samsung 990 Pro is a PCIe 4.0 SSD. That's a basic check As is the speed test Similar to how the article title passes basic checks, but is false
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by eviks 9mo ago
Because we haven't progressed to the angelic level of software development, so nothing is bug-free, which especially important in something security-critical like sudo
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by eviks 9mo ago
> Swift doesn’t have a match statement or expression. It has a switch statement that developers are already familiar with. Except this switch statement is actually not a switch statement at all. So creating more confusion and losing the
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by eviks 9mo ago
What you see is exactly how those systems function
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by eviks 9mo ago
Not only did we know, but the "stupid" part is one of the major causes of how bad it's getting, so in retrospect the "stupid" looks even worse.
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by eviks 9mo ago
Yes, Explorer is better now- it's preloaded to mask how bad it is
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by eviks 9mo ago
He's at the top of the governance
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by eviks 9mo ago
> Even if we accept at face value that AI has made generation of code significantly cheaper, that doesn't justify the existence of worthless code. It does, imagine how much faster it's going to be in the next model version!
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by eviks 9mo ago
PSA?: How to establish trust?
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by eviks 9mo ago
"But look at those downloads, they magically print money"
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by eviks 9mo ago
You don't understand because you compare a mythical view of the past with the current reality
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by eviks 9mo ago
> What drives someone to feel emboldened to park their car in the middle of an ICE operation and then attempt to drive off after being told to stop? Maybe an order by another agent to drive off? But also, it's not hard to see why yo
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by eviks 9mo ago
It's longer than a tweet
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by eviks 9mo ago
Indeed, that's why the former blocks the latter: not to lose margins to those opportunities
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by eviks 9mo ago
> This is true of any opinionated software. No, good opinions exist, some of them include respect for user customization so that you can tweak your way out of pain. > or rigid thinking. Indeed, it's the users who are awful!
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by eviks 9mo ago
That's not nice to have unfixed bugs like that, but more to your point - not a sign of a serious OS
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by eviks 9mo ago
> Why though? > Microsoft just doesn't care. So you know why. Also, Macs have other apps besides textedit, do all of them preserve unsaved docs across restarts? > what a computer should be doing Ok, but the discussion is about
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by eviks 9mo ago
so why \A instead of ^?
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by eviks 9mo ago
It doesn't deserve praise because the "degree" is very low, and it's undercut by all the other measures like "forcing" min OS version updates, meaning that your phone won't be able to use apps even when OS
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by eviks 9mo ago
There is no such general rule, and humanity has always used various media, and for every biased test you come up with (frequency of a word in a text) you can just as well come up with a test that benefits the other medium (frequency of some
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by eviks 9mo ago
Ok, so it's an important dependency, but the fact that it's a small product line can still explain the neglect. For example, is it baffling that companies don't invest time/money in open source libraries they use even th
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by eviks 9mo ago
Why does it matter (from the company's ability to fail perspective) what you immediately think of? (yeah, Windows isn't their main product, quick search says it's 10% revenue vs 40% for servers, 22% office, and 9% gaming, so
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by eviks 9mo ago
You're discussing a mixed content document format, the original point was about some mythical benefits of text, explicitly vs video, which removes all the embeds from your document
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by eviks 9mo ago
Same thing if you swap "text" and "video". That's the point of different media - they differ along those dimensions. For example, "a picture is worth a thousand words" means that for some information it wi
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by eviks 9mo ago
How does this explain all the fails when shipping the OS when those people were working?
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by eviks 9mo ago
> * Tags. No, not folders. Why not both?
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by eviks 9mo ago
The right way is also not to bloat your OS, but again, we live in a reality we live in, where people also go left!

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