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by hatsix 7mo ago
Personally, I can't handle glossy displays, trying to read with reflections gives me a headache. Most other manufacturers offer both glossy and matte, except for Apple, because they know better.
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by hatsix 7mo ago
"Didn't sell very well" = "Sold better than most Android phones that year"
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by hatsix 8mo ago
Google wants usage that earns them street cred, not usage from bots who will never evaluate the output. They're all fighting tooth and nail to acquire customers, both free and paid... they didn't want their giveaways to be burned.
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by hatsix 9mo ago
Biblical Scholarship is a lot like kindergarten art scholarship... I can look at my kid's art and identify the changing themes, influences of substitutes, changing friend groups, and step functions introduced by art class... And all of
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by hatsix 11mo ago
Android Studio is built on the IntelliJ stack. Jetbrains just launched a dedicated Claude button (the button just opens up claude in the IDE, but there are some pretty neat IDE integrations that it supports, like being able to see the text
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by hatsix 1y ago
That's the individual server, not a standard Discord policy. Subreddits can also make gates that are exclusionary. So... not Discord the company. Even if it was, "Requires a verified phone number" is not "Evil". Yo
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by hatsix 2y ago
According to Musk, my car was supposed to be unsupervised driving by now. The shift to vision only has consumed all of their resources for the past several years, and my car has been left behind. There have been giant leaps in vision only,
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by hatsix 2y ago
Both devices focus on readability and rely on a reflective screen. Both devices are monochrome. This is like comparing OLED vs MicroLED. They're technically different technologies, and each has it's own strengths. The OP is sayin
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by hatsix 2y ago
This absolutely has not been my experience. I'm on the cusp of Gen X, but I had to turn away requests to interview after I added #OpenToWork on LinkedIn. I ended up with four full loops in a single week, and a hard choice between three
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by hatsix 2y ago
Just like Puerto Rico and DC?
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by hatsix 2y ago
I believe that's the Mexico/Canada Tariffs, but it's really hard to keep it straight, by design.
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by hatsix 2y ago
What do you assume that a non-apple tablet runs, if not Android. Why would running Android be a surprise to you?
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by hatsix 2y ago
I got my wife a Daylight tablet and she loves it. prefers the screen over any tech she has used... eink, OLED, whatever. It's standard android, so go ham.
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by hatsix 2y ago
"Not Sure" != "ambivalent". It's a mistake to lump "Not Sure" and "Opposed" together and declare a majority, as the group as a while does not represent a specific stance. Any attempt at nuance fo
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by hatsix 2y ago
I tell people that Ruby is a language optimized for reading. Things just make sense when you are reading what someone else wrote, but it can be much more difficult to write something from scratch with no guidance. Take dates, for example. L
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by hatsix 2y ago
I rant about rails, often, but this is just a full on garbage comment. Your evidence is "all of the rails apps stuck"... where exactly? like... you have a listing of these? Or are you just making things up? I've done a ton of
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by hatsix 2y ago
Maybe you missed the part where I said "this is fine". I don't have a problem with what they're doing, I have a problem with people saying that Apple doesn't do something that they very clearly do. Also, I thought
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by hatsix 2y ago
Specific to my comment, Apple removed code that supports audio over Firewire. It doesn't matter if adapters are available, cameras and microphones that used Firewire no longer work on MacOS 13+. Again, it had a long run, I'm not
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by hatsix 2y ago
It's exactly how Apple operates. The last Apple device with Firewire was produced in 2012, though it was sold for several more years. MacOS 13 (2022) dropped the Firewire CoreAudio driver (as well as other, more niche support for Fire
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by hatsix 2y ago
I'm generally in the camp of "I wouldn't miss anyone or anything involved in this story if they suddenly stopped existing", but I don't understand how engaging in a publicity battle is considered proof of anything.
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by hatsix 2y ago
"Have some fun with it"... For most bands, each album they put out is a year's worth of effort and a year of income. You don't want to get de-listed from the charts because it looks like you're gaming the system. If
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by hatsix 2y ago
Which is it? So problematic that you wouldn't use it even if it were exactly the tool you needed, or "a bit weird". I agree, it's a bit weird. So is putting a lot of effort into a project that nobody is asking for and yo
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by hatsix 2y ago
Also, if they're not the same recording, they're not the same album, which means that the popularity of any individual album is split. Contracts get better the better an album does on the charts, but if you release the same album
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by hatsix 2y ago
Your experience matches the claims in the article: the slowdown isn't in adoption, but in capabilities. The article discusses how the last few years of "just throw more processing at it" has hit diminishing returns across the
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by hatsix 2y ago
The Dewalt recommendation is pretty strong. The router needs to be the right size to be clamped into the machine. There are some people on the forums who have had luck adapting a proper CNC cutting head, but you won't find that down at
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by hatsix 2y ago
Shaper Origin took a genius approach. There's very little movement of the cutting head, and the machine itself is moved by the person. You get the precision of CNC, without the complexity of moving a machine that is heavy enough to pus
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by hatsix 2y ago
Probably the first version. It can still be mounted vertical... well, close to vertical.
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by hatsix 2y ago
Not sure which English you are referencing, but "Filing for bankruptcy" only means the legal/literal definition, at least in my 40+ years in the PNW. "Declare Bankruptcy" tends to be used more colloquially... Regard
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by hatsix 2y ago
The subscription pays tidal, but tidal only pays out based on usage... The artist gets about $0.01 per stream. The best way to support artists is to purchase albums the week they're released... Sales numbers are a key metric when label
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by hatsix 2y ago
No, making an album private does not disappear the music from people who have purchased it. However, Bandcamp does abide by the laws that require them to stop distributing music at the rights holders' request. No music service, or any

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