eviks

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by eviks 3mo ago
Seems to work close to how I think, would be interesting to know what people actually think instead of relying on what the author thinks people think > why on earth would I continue reading in the hopes that somehow this book will become
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by eviks 3mo ago
Thanks, that's what I didn't get from the other discussion, so it seems to be a rather trivial fix - just use the existing language functionality
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by eviks 3mo ago
The example doesn't seem worse, but more importantly - are these issues part of the class (and why)?
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by eviks 3mo ago
You don't need to tell me anything, just look around beyond your "I", other "I"s have seen the issues and reported them for you to see
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by eviks 3mo ago
If you're so out of touch with the average consumer experience, read comments to this post (e.g. a charger turned out to be too powerful for the device/cable, wasn't there supposed to be negotiation baked in?) or any other po
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by eviks 3mo ago
The labeling is already standard, but since it's an awful standard, we aren't golden
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by eviks 3mo ago
> But the benefits far outweigh the glitches. Using my USB-C cable tester, I can be sure all the cables I have can deliver the amount of power my devices need. You can't be saying the first with a straight face if you then type the
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by eviks 3mo ago
> Tailscale SSH now rejects usernames with leading dashes. Is the proper fix not restricting users not possible in these poorly designed ancient systems? Similarly re another issue: why not just fix the permission issues instead of restr
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by eviks 3mo ago
> where the line between “addictive feature” and "good UX" is. At addiction?
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by eviks 3mo ago
> Every 3 months, for the last 1.5 years, I try it out for a few days, really trying to make it part of my workflow but eventually I give up and go back to git.1 That's not really trying, let's assume you need 1 week to change
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by eviks 3mo ago
> commit messages while writing the code, will reorganize and clean them up later anyway That's just too primitive of a workflow, so repeating it will not run into the risk. You need to add an actual conflict in some feature branch
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by eviks 3mo ago
> For example, every entry that I've read that relates to cybersecurity: grep -E "keywords.*have_read|cyber_security" file.bib What a primitive way of searching: no real-time feedback, no way to easily correct a typo base
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by eviks 3mo ago
No, a useful language can be just as understandable in the far away future, but also way more approachable in the now/near future
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by eviks 3mo ago
> We have never heard this before. User can provide details for us, but if others aren’t experiencing it, it’s unlikely to be prioritized. Still, useful signal for us. That's a common mistake. Since the support is of the level you&
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by eviks 4mo ago
Change the keyboards to silent. Allow headphones. Still beats the collective waste of forcing to hand write
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by eviks 4mo ago
That won't help you get to the minimum of Win10, though
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by eviks 4mo ago
You forgot to connect your petty grievance to the point of the conversation re. the state of accounts
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by eviks 4mo ago
Gladly you don't need to make anything else up, you can just refer to the experience of the person at the beginning of this conversation
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by eviks 4mo ago
Was that the important psychological factor the person mentioned?
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by eviks 4mo ago
How is that relevant to anything I've said?
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by eviks 4mo ago
What do you mean, the boomerang and expansion are the most common criticisms of all that "war on terror"?
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by eviks 4mo ago
You can also connect a general purpose computer to that TV?
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by eviks 4mo ago
What a joke of a legal system where such fake crimes can be manufactured
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by eviks 4mo ago
Obviously wrong on all counts: the company cares. Just like isn't not up to the consumer since the provider can restrict said consumer's access, report those actions to the authorities etc. Lastly, don't like it? Get off the
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by eviks 4mo ago
Except it is a company: https://rustfoundation.org/ And you forgot to mention the bureaucratic process that also blocks warm bodies from developing code because the changes are not/unlikely to be accepted regardless of
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by eviks 4mo ago
> Being flawless and polished at UX, hardware experience, and CX in general are the core of Apple's identity and revenue. But since they never had all of that, it can't be at the core, so the execs can continue to wave the gree
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by eviks 4mo ago
But since the ability to interact doesn't depend on the cursor, that debate is besides the point
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by eviks 4mo ago
Sure, but only if you get the same benefits
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by eviks 4mo ago
> What makes the accounts fraudulent? Fake identity? And general deception about the use
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by eviks 4mo ago
What happens is you simply toggle the keyboard field off /on in th the same or a different app, a simple albeit slightly annoying fix. But in general, there is no giant improvement , none of the major ones are even competent enough to

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