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by hugi 6y ago
By that reasoning, everything I will ever create is a derivative work. Which philosophically might stand up to scrutiny, but hopefully doesn't make me a walking infringement.
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by hugi 6y ago
No, I'm not imagining it as a website. An API is literally just a table of contents. meat.beef .. BeefAndPotatos .. BeefAndCabbage fish.cod .. CodWithPeas .. CodWithChips This is literally an exact representation of what an API looks l
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by hugi 6y ago
If I'd publish a cookbook with the same chapters and recipe names as a different cookbook, but every recipe my own creation from scratch; I wouldn't consider that copyright infringement.
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by hugi 6y ago
Indeed. This was bad representation to the point that I'm wondering if it was intentional. Google might have recently realized that, as a monopoly, fighting for API freedom perhaps isn't in their best interest.
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by hugi 6y ago
I recently started developing my own chips and put them on all my desktops. Thinly sliced potato, hot oil, a bit of salt… Delicious. Seriously though, some people just don't like Apple and they make a lot of noise about it.
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by hugi 6y ago
Programmer and dad-level humor can be a pretty deadly combination.
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by hugi 6y ago
120% less mathematically literate than the last writer.
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by hugi 6y ago
Live release announcement with Evan You going on right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp5ANvd88x0
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by hugi 6y ago
This most certainly is one fight Apple didn't pick.
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by hugi 6y ago
I find car owners higly intrusive, driving huge, noisy, polluting machines and demanding I provide them with expensive, highly disrupting infrastructure. Cultural difference, I guess.
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by hugi 6y ago
Yeah, most probably an urban legend. But sure stuck in my young mind :).
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by hugi 6y ago
An electrician working at a Radar station here in Iceland ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hofn_Air_Station ) was stuck there overnight during a snow storm. For some reason he decided to stay in the radar room, probably s
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by hugi 6y ago
I always associated the logo with the horizontal lining in dot matrix printers.
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by hugi 6y ago
I fight that thing, tooth and nail
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by hugi 6y ago
Someone in the 2000s: "I bet that in about a decade Java will be owned by Oracle and they will host the source code on a Microsoft website using Linux and git. Me: Hahahaha, yeah, sure…
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by hugi 6y ago
Make a web framework that renders the UI entirely as mapped images. A PNG would probably be faster to load and render than most of today's multi-megabyte JS monstrosities.
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by hugi 7y ago
But Eclipse and all other java software is amazingly fast. It's just IntelliJ that's really slow. I can't see how that can be blamed on "the java implementation"? But is it a fact that the macOS Java implementation
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by hugi 7y ago
IntelliJ is unusable on my Mac Mini hardware.
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by hugi 7y ago
Well, my two primary tools are Xcode and Eclipse. Xcode is native but Eclipse is much, much faster. I doubt appliction performance has much to do with the language they're written in.
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by hugi 7y ago
If IntelliJ can't handle realtime rendering of text on modern hardware, perhaps the problem is with the software? My kid spilled a glass of water on my 2018 MacBook last year ( sob ). At that time, word was out about the 2019 MacBooks
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by hugi 7y ago
As someone currently in the progress of remodeling my home, including buying furniture for three children's rooms, this sounds awesome.
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by hugi 7y ago
This sentence has been used to justify so much evil in the world.
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by hugi 7y ago
What data are you talking about? They're explicitly doing this to prevent the ad companies (Google and Facebook) from collecting data. What data is Apple collecting?
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by hugi 7y ago
Really? I didn't know that. Please show me all the times Apple has breached my privacy.
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by hugi 7y ago
Personally I'm sincerely grateful there's at least one company that gives a shit about my privacy. And I will never understand why some people choose to attack them for it.
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by hugi 7y ago
Icelander here, "jumper" is not in Icelandic. We use "peysa". I believe the Norwegian word is "genser".
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by hugi 7y ago
Pretty much the opposite of my experience. One might even go so far as saying Italy is large and diverse and has many different areas with multiple restaurants of varying quality.
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by hugi 7y ago
I feel desperately sorry for Americans when it comes to health care.
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by hugi 7y ago
This is a popular excuse when horrible people are called out for what they are. "Won't someone please think of the children". Well, it's they themselves that should have thought of their families. It's not our fault
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by hugi 7y ago
They always make you sound nice in the obituary.

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