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2y ago
I'm so worried for those parents raising children outside of school without degrees in childhood development! Think of all the unqualified parenting time happening without skilled teachers to supervise!
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2y ago
Dumb question but what are you using to transfer gaming quality video and usb signal over long distance like this? I tried a fiber cable from Infinite Cables earlier this year for a similar situation but couldn’t get it quite working.
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2y ago
I think the way I am interpreting the parent comments is that whether or not these Republican promises are true or viable is beside the point. The right still has them as talking points, where the left has failed miserably. Talking about an
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2y ago
I can’t imagine what it’s like trying to moderate this thread right now so I just want to say thank you Dang!
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2y ago
Honestly, I feel like this is a horrible argument when gamemaker still ships its own trash language too lol
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2y ago
In regards to the authors complaint about ERB vs Blade I’ve had the same thoughts and have been absolutely delighted by the third party Phlex view system for rails: https://www.phlex.fun/
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2y ago
There exist a few billion people without LTE. Meta doesn’t only operate in the western world.
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3y ago
Anecdotal I know, but I bought a model Y last year without radar. We’ve used FSD substantially and haven’t seen phantom braking issues even once. I think it’s been mostly resolved.
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3y ago
I think they meant metaphorical headaches dealing with asbestos remediation. As in difficulties.
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3y ago
You didn’t use an iPhone before iOS6? Hate to break it to you but they took quite a few years with the last platform!
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3y ago
And no one willing to host it
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3y ago
Certainly not an expert but top studios like Bethesda and CDPR maintain their own engines with an order of magnitude less employees. They make games too.
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3y ago
Perhaps my favorite small channel on YouTube is an indie musician who travels through rural Japan to visit noodle vending machines, accompanied by his own smooth elevator jazz. The vibes are out of this world. https://youtube.com
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3y ago
Anecdotally it feels that there are growing subsets of people in this country who view the traditional nuclear family as something that must be dismantled as part of the "old system". I imagine it'd be quite difficult to push
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3y ago
We actually spend more per year on paying off our national debt, which has been used to fund many social programs, than our military. Great and all but we really can’t afford any of this.
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3y ago
A really interesting factoid about Arc that I'm not sure many know about: their upcoming Windows app is written in Swift and SwiftUI. They've contributed significantly to the language to get it building on Windows and are re-imple
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4y ago
Yeah, you can. It’s like 4 lines of JavaScript.
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4y ago
Turbo is pretty similar to htmx and Turbo iOS produces some stellar experiences https://github.com/hotwired/turbo-ios
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4y ago
I mean isn’t that most open source software? Company releases a tool but only maintains it for themselves, sometimes working with the community to update it.
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4y ago
I've been building a Javascript server that implements Hotwire/Turbo lately powered by JSX templating (not React!) and minimal client-side JS. Its a wonderful dev experience but this might make me port those ideas back to Ruby. Th
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4y ago
This one most assuredly was not, but some of the other objects they've shot down recently are plausible.
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4y ago
You might be surprised with how far custom elements have come. Lit and even Vue work astonishingly well
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4y ago
It’s a shame that only a small handful of people will be going to prison for this, if at all. There are probably dozens of corrupt attorneys, professors, accountants, and bankers associated with this fraud that should be spending their life
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4y ago
For those interested but not completely on board with still maintaining native apps check out this project in dev by software mansion for react native: https://github.com/software-mansion-labs/react-native-turbo-... I
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4y ago
Sorry, am I understanding correctly? As in a substitute for toilet paper? Do you have a bin of poopy towels that you have to wash each week?
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4y ago
Really do check out Turbo Native from the Basecamp team. They’ve taken this hybrid web approach a step further with a bridge and native navigation. It is quite difficult actually to distinguish between their apps and real native UI, the lib
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4y ago
I think there are still some limits applied even on cutting edge hardware. GitHub previously said they hit network limitations cloning their multi-gb repo for instance.
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Nova by Panic is in this vein of bringing back great native software but the community remains small
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4y ago
Satire?
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4y ago
Facebook did not intentionally share information with CA. That was a data breach and was corrected after made known.
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