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Scalable config files? I'm confused. What needs to scale?
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"I don't want to fly company A, im happy with company B." And from that phrase you took that OP likes B to be a monopoly? All that because he expressed... choice on the competitor?
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Your comment is incredibly hostile. They're expressing their opinion on the language they use and like. A language that's always been that way. I find it incredibly tiring that every language goes to the fase of people complaining
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3y ago
The primary purpose of the 30% is to get 30% of money. If apple could get away with 60 they would. Apple more than pays for the SDK development just with their cut of child casino apps they sell. Everything else is just free cash.
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25% cheaper apps would entice A LOT of users to trust another store with a big name behind like Amazon or Google.
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--force always imply data loss. You're overriding the remote state. Do people use it in an unsafe manner because they don't understand git and there lies a problem that could be tackled? yes. With that, I don't think git has
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3y ago
Its only because of cheap streaming and password sharing. People in Brazil would be able to pirate using a toaster if prices were too high. Only one person has to get the file, then it gets distributed easily.
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3y ago
Shells are a solved problem!!
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I think the difference is that amazon is not a platform. You sell on Amazon because it is where everyone is and they did that by burning lots and lots of cash to ensure everyone margins cannot be larger than a paper atom. Now that they'
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By imposition of the platform. If people could choose to use apples SDK for 30% or react native 3000 revenge of the javascript for free, they would not bat an eye and go for the latter.
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Apple wrote their kernel from zero?
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This is a very good idea, starting a file on cloudflare right now.
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reassuring serving or intended to remove someone's doubts or fears. can be reassuring if it removed the doubt that he was making a senseless decision. while still being the opposite about flying the thing.
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According to the linked article: at least five aircraft. So, not unique to this one. Or the one that blew the door out.
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I also got surprised about using it for this kind of work. I don't have access to copilot and gpt-4 at work but my first instinct is to ask, did you double check its numbers? Knowing how it works now makes more sense that it would make
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You gotta be pretty unlucky to "crash into things" while in the air with autopilot at cruise altitude. Autopilot on cars is a MUCH harder problem than on an airplane. Plus you're taking about trained professionals and liable
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Open Tesla website. Does it show information about a product it's seling? That's an ad. Have they provided information about said products elsewhere? Where those... advertised to people, let's say, via the CEO on a publishing
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Those replies are very reassuring of my decision to nuke my account and not look back.
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Jack Welch school of business made students for eternity. The first to pay will always be the employees.
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I think there is nothing cool about engineering in this. Its comparing electric power train at its best with ICE at its worst, the Porsche will eat that truck up on a track and it wouldn't be a fair comparison either. Can the Cybertruc
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3y ago
It's not because he's not ideal. Elon musk is the caricature of the billionaire class. Does what he wants above all else, condescending about people who work for him (union busting, safety disregard), zero consideration for morals
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3y ago
Spider men pointing at each other.
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If only we had other places with low union power to compare to how that played out for the workers.
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Good point. But I still think that would be completely different games and teams doing both for most games. I can think of very few examples of games being cross ported on all platforms like Fortnite or Genshin Impact. To the point of the p
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Careful when sitting on computers, they might brake!
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The lowest price is still a very high price that justifies the low end being 16. This is not a baseless complaint. And no, it's almost 2024, people should not be able to buy 8gb RAM computers when they're soldered in and 1k+ in pr
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It could be theoretically as powerful as a ps5 but not nearly as performant. Game studios are not spending any time optimising for apple silicon and dumping tons of dev hours to make sure it runs smooth on the console. Sony uses its custom
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Its on the release linked. 15% faster than m2 for P-cores and 30% for e-cores, which is misleading, because it has 2 more of them so they're not necessarily that much faster. For me, still on m1 is good news, one more generation I can
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Are the interiors of the EQS the same of a Honda civic? Where do you get this gourmet civics from?
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I agree. I don't think Facebook thinks for a second about privacy related issues.
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