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girvo
1y ago
Oh that’s exciting to hear, hopefully it’s better! I’ll give it a shot
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girvo
1y ago
No other editor or app that I use on macOS looks like this. None. This is not just AA, I like properly AA’d text.
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girvo
1y ago
While the C calling convention continues to rule operating systems and FFIs, I think it’ll continue to limp along. Hopefully one day that can be fixed, it’s annoying that C is what I have to reach for to call SomeLib no matter what language
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1y ago
The only editor integration I think is semi useful is wiring it into Diagnostics/Problems data that the editor has from extensions. Speeds up the agents flow quite a bit when it leans on that to check its work vs always executing (say)
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girvo
1y ago
I know this is silly but the biggest thing that’s driving me away from it is how god awfully blurry it looks on my 1440p screen :/
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1y ago
> Despite the fact it uses a Qualcomm chip, I'm curious on whether it retains the ability to load alternative OS's like other Steam hardware. I think it should: we have Linux support/custom operating systems on Snapdragon
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girvo
1y ago
> Will everyone's worse fears come true? Yes, they will. Enshittification is a constant and is driven by misaligned investment incentives to that of good products.
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girvo
1y ago
> Perhaps it gets worse over time. It quite literally always always does.
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girvo
1y ago
Oh this is so sad. I was literally trying to buy a license for Photo the other day and confused as to why. I don’t want a Canva license I don’t want a bloody subscription
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1y ago
I am, but in a very narrow focus: mostly examining our existing codebase as a more powerful but fuzzier search, and a system to then generate a plan to implement and approach which I tweak. I sometimes use it to scaffold out some boilerplat
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girvo
1y ago
So this doesn't help for iOS, but through the power of WINE and other cool tools, you actually can: https://gamehub.xiaoji.com/ These are especially great on the various Android based gaming handhelds that are out now
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girvo
1y ago
And as a software dev they’re not wrong lol
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girvo
1y ago
Premium absolutely does, via YouTube's new "Jump Forward" feature.
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girvo
1y ago
Exactly. I'm no longer even a semi-pro photog, but these days I even just plug in a USB-C SD reader into my iPhone and upload them that way, it's quite nice really. No corruption yet for me, but I only shot a thousand photos on my
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girvo
1y ago
iTunes Match has routinely just... removed/greyed out files that I've had uploaded, and I've reported this to Apple over and over again, with exactly zero explanation of why or how to avoid it. To this day it still does it.
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girvo
1y ago
I agree with the ugly comments, which is why I went with the Cupra Born (2024)! It’s like a sporty space egg and I love it haha
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girvo
1y ago
Eh, there’s some that are perfectly meh and are useful for texture reasons. I don’t really bother with them, but “abomination” is quite amusing me.
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1y ago
They can’t be, because the FAANG (or whatever we call them today) companies are de facto a part of the US government (with the context of some other country trying to break them up) Antitrust that is nonexistent is far more harmful.
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girvo
1y ago
Antitrust is and has been dead for a long time at this point. It’s not coming back, to the detriment of society.
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girvo
1y ago
Not that I care either way, but China is far larger in economy, military and population than Russia is. So "largest adversary" is correct, and it doesn't take away from the danger that Russia's government continues to po
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1y ago
The only thing I dislike is what it chooses to test when asked to just "generate tests for X": it often chooses to build those "straitjacket for your code" style tests which aren't actually useful in terms of catc
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1y ago
> People don’t understand how much is going to be lost if that goal is abandoned. Ah but you see, imagine the shareholder value we can generate for a quarter or two in the meanwhile! Editors note: please read that as absolutely dripping
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1y ago
v2/Vless
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1y ago
> People really need to start thinking twice when adding a new dependency I've been preaching this since ~2014 and had little luck getting people on board unless I have full control over a particular team (which is rare). The need t
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girvo
1y ago
It's really not that difficult. You scrape them off you with the edge of the card, where they attach to you
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1y ago
> And the alternative is currently in disarray. That is more of an own goal situation than it is a Labor mandate for their Good Works, in my opinion, the opposition is beyond woeful, for all the reasons you've rightfully pointed o
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1y ago
> Thanks Starmer, you're a worthless turd and no different than your predecessor. It’s amusing/depressing that Labor in Australia is doing the same nonsense too. They’re not actually much better than their alternative, which is
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1y ago
They have done it, and the west (over half the US states, the UK and Australia at a bare minimum) have entirely ceded any moral high ground regarding it.
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1y ago
> Buy phone & service in cash Step one is already difficult here in Australia: to do so you must hand over your personal details and ID. At least that was true for anything with a SIM card for sale back in the 2010s So the “step 0” w
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1y ago
For the same reason I wasn’t allowed my extremely powerful SAT solver calculator in my maths exams (for high school and first year uni where it would’ve helped): Because I was demonstrating that I understood the material intrinsically, not
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