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by hirvi74 7mo ago
I concur. I think the true issue is that no system can solve these types of problems. There will always be people who benefit more than others, and there will always be people who slip through the cracks. I think our system is not the worst
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> I'm a big fan of the justice system. I've worked in the system for decade now. and I cannot agree. I feel nothing but regret, shame, and guilt most days. It's a cruel and vindictive system. Lady Justice carries a sword
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
I have not been impressed with Cook in the slightest. He came from Compaq, if I am not mistaken, and in many ways, I feel like Apple has become more Compaq-like during his tenure.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
I eventually became so frustrated with spaces in OSX, that I essentially try to avoid using them in macOS these days. Seriously, all I want is a way to move windows from one space to another via keybindings. I am not asking for much. In fac
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
One issue I have with all these syntax changes is that they are all just more overhead for one to remember. All for what though? Just to just save a few more keystrokes? I work on multiple applications with different versions of C# and&#x2F
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> I like using it for disassembling UIKit (for my day job working on iOS apps), and overall, I like the UI/UX and how it feels like a native Mac app. You are correct about the UI/UX. I do think Hopper is ahead of others in th
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Exceptional work. While it may not mean much, I am truly impressed. I like to toy with reverse engineering here and there, but such a port like this would take me multiple lifetimes. Not to distract too much from the main topic, but what do
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
That is wild to me. On Claude Pro, I have never hit the limit, and I use Claude every day.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> If you care about serious Mac automation, you'll probably mix them and curse each one for a different reason. I do. I completely left all of the automation options. I just use Swift and the private macOS APIs. Though, I will admit
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> I've been thinking more and more that I should stick to the chat window and having AI guide me instead of doing the work for me. That's how I have been using AI for years. I feel like my productivity has skyrocketed over th
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
I take what I said back then. I hope Swift never breaks out and is spared the fate of enterprise usage.
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> Plus Swift is arguably too unnecessarily complex now. I would argue the allegations of complexity against Swift are greatly exaggerated. I find the language to be very elegant and expressive in syntax, high in readability, and fairly t
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Reminds me of the US healthcare system.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
The Lord's language keeps getting better and better. The easier C interop could not have come at a more serendipitous time in my life.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
I still have hope Swift will break free like C# has. I hope one day something like Vapor or Kitura takes off.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> Next big language addition will be discriminated unions and even that is really "opt-in" if you want to use it. I was excited for DU until I saw the most recent implementation reveal. https://github.com/dotnet
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
To be fair, I think such a fate in inevitable for most languages after many years of changes and development.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
An encrypted message has never sexually violated and traumatized a child, but I'd bet good money that many politicians have. So, it's quite apparent what we need to protect children from in my opinion.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> I appreciate the push for an official rust frontend Why? I think I am seriously starting to contract as case of FOMO. I feel like Rust is rapidly gaining territory everyday. I mean, that's fine and all, I suppose. I have never use
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
What drove the choice to use Rust for an official frontend?
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Why does the speed of a package manager matter? I'm being sincere too. I have used countless package managers, and speed is not an attribute of any of them that I have noticed.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Thank you. What you are describing, or the lack thereof, is how the majority of my public education in a Southern US state felt. Ironically, my county had the highest test scores in the state too. Then again, perhaps that isn't ironic
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
If a child shows some sort of exceptional proclivity for academics, then I strongly believe there needs to be an examination for empathy and pro-social behaviors prior to being enrolled in some sort of advanced program. > most crime in
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
You seem to work a lot like how I do. If that is being stupid, then well, count me in too. To be honest, if I had to go through all the work of planning, scope, escalation criteria, etc., then I would probably be better off just writing the
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Without learning the material? Unlikely. Without understanding the material? More likely. Feynman made such an observation while in Brazil: https://enlightenedidiot.net/random/feynman-on-brazilian-edu...
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> Paying attention in class might be a legitimate issue requiring medication for some people Considering I would be classified as a member of this group, let me ask: > but otherwise it, and doing optional assignments, are a choice I
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
Looking at all the horrible and macabre weapons of warfare, destruction, and death that humans have created, I find it hard to believe those instruments were imagined, engineered, and developed by unintelligent individuals.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
If one can cheat in an interview, then I am not certain the interviewers are asking the appropriate and necessary questions.
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
> at least the OS doesn't actively fight you. That was not my experience with Linux in the slightest. I used various distros for many years, and it eventually became just a waste of time. I got fed up with trying to play whack-a-m
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by hirvi74 7mo ago
A lot of those icon examples are being rather disingenuous. Some of the icon symbol changes amongst the various apps are justified because the actions being represented are different despite using the same English word. Take the "New&q

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