gochi

7 ms·

31.
by gochi 3y ago
You can use GarageBand perfectly fine on an iPhone, no reason Audacity can't do the same. It's literally just a UI issue, easily remedied especially on the web.
32.
by gochi 3y ago
I agree, but not with the second half of your statement regarding perplexing states that humans have no problems dealing with. Humans have a lot of problems dealing with those states! It's why they're so difficult; funny enough a
33.
by gochi 3y ago
If the study was done collecting data post 2020, and YouTube announced changes in 2019, then what use does the study genuinely have? Potentially the changes YouTube have made are successful vaguely but again no data prior to compare it to.
34.
by gochi 3y ago
Yes, being signed in encourages personalization to your profile, so YouTube can suggest more things you have a high chance to watch and fewer random/general things, the latter of which rabbit holes require.
35.
by gochi 3y ago
A substantial portion can handle both, but opt out of doing so due to the pay not matching up, instead getting less than those who specialize due to it mostly being a cost-cutting move from the employing company. People underestimate either
36.
by gochi 3y ago
Democracy works when most involved disagree actually, that's its primary function over other formats. Otherwise just go with a king since everyone wants the same thing.
37.
by gochi 3y ago
It has made people overly cautious, but in many ways the caution is well advised. Look at the rise in deaths from vehicles, driving under the influence, driving while distracted, the size of cars and how large/tall they are now. Even a
38.
by gochi 3y ago
You can slowly work towards braille without overtly using braille. Adding some sort of unique tactile feedback to spice jars for example. While you can certainly add a braille label to them, you can also just use embossed jars/lids, or
39.
by gochi 3y ago
That's funny, demanding the scammer pay more after finding out their scam site uses google fonts too.
40.
by gochi 3y ago
Mastodon/AP should be the place most state agencies turn to. It's ridiculous they don't "own the pipe" and continue relying on other platforms as a primary method. It gives them everything they need OOB. Canadian ag
41.
by gochi 3y ago
Why aren't mastodon and threads cutting it? They provide exactly what you claim you want. Leads me to believe for a lot of people, the allure of Twitter isn't actually anything intentional, but just the combination of being at the
42.
by gochi 3y ago
Funny enough, that's probably the worst way to convince engineers due to the belief that is rooted in this field which is both rockstar qualities and a false sense of security due to companies (so far) overpaying to reduce talent pools
43.
by gochi 3y ago
Yes, I mean everyone. What we currently deal with are artificial limits imposed by gatekeepers (app stores), and web developers (particularly ones that want to use backend as collateral control). Neither of these are technical problems that
44.
by gochi 3y ago
Most of those sites operate as apps, and browsers have mostly become an OS. So yes, that does fit my perspective.
45.
by gochi 3y ago
Most companies outline what constitutes as support for organizations, especially ones like schools that have signed contracts with them for their offerings. I know that consumers don't usually care about support for windows, as they ju
46.
by gochi 3y ago
All progress bars lie https://austinhenley.com/blog/fixprogressbars.html It's a challenging problem, because either attempts at a solution (being direct, or being indirect) causes a worse user experience due to ex
47.
by gochi 3y ago
>Think most people agree with (2) and (4) as well. They just don't like the implications re: society and God that come with it. To the extent they get rejected it's to preserve the viability of the notions they hold. This also
48.
by gochi 3y ago
It's very circular, I found it ironic and even his advice contradicts his belief about #2.
49.
by gochi 3y ago
I don't imagine you would get over such a shock or love them even near as much as you used to. That's practically a traumatic event, and would lead you to distrust everything else in your reality. We can look to people who have be
50.
by gochi 3y ago
We're not talking about personally upgrading devices, these schools can easily switch to a linux distro if they want. It's about software support, so in that same sense, Microsoft wouldn't support you for updating on hardware
51.
by gochi 3y ago
I fundamentally disagree with this. There is zero logical reason why everyone cannot have an app. We create unintentional barriers to such for no real logical reason. Web apps are an example of this!
52.
by gochi 3y ago
That's because they stand behind that behaviour. They will face no real consequences for it, because that's the norm for them.
53.
by gochi 3y ago
Most companies don't have to go bust to get around lifetime subs, just release a new separate app version or service.
54.
by gochi 3y ago
Defect language in the blockchain space is still JS/TS. Not sure you should be relying on their signals for security assurances.
55.
by gochi 3y ago
You can't get important work into the roadmap while also complaining that people are trying to blow up the roadmap when they try to get important work into the roadmap. Kind of a big problem here, as you're defining the right way
56.
by gochi 3y ago
LLMs too are a remix with a few tweaks. Most of the major things you listed fit under that bill too. React, just a better Angular. Facebook, just a better myspace. iOS just a better PalmOS. This is the problem, you are expecting something b
57.
by gochi 3y ago
Gran Turismo 7 already plays in VR. Also disqualifying VR that way by stating we've been trying to get it going since the 80s is a bit silly. Most of the other "huge steps" we've made like the iPhone were too just increm
58.
by gochi 3y ago
The dramatic reaction to doing group activities like stretching being viewed as an "insult" indicates that person has a very low emotional IQ. So yes, that's a great time to get them to stop taking themselves too seriously!
59.
by gochi 3y ago
I have a very hard time believing that your friends and family are getting PET/MRI scans routinely, as opposed to what most people actually do which is "hey I found this lump/I feel bad here, please can you check if this is b
60.
by gochi 3y ago
You cannot pre-screen for whether or not someone will be affected by receiving a report that they are 68% likely to die by heart disease in the future. That's illogical and quite frankly insane.

More ›