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10mo ago
Yeah, this is a regression since macOS Tahoe. Amazing that it still exists after several patch releases, is audio working not a basic test case for Apple? I’ve found it to be worst when using Xcode / simulator and having headphones on
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10mo ago
I also cancelled my All Products subscription a while ago. I have been an IntelliJ user since the early 2000s and gave up after in 2025, it would still forget how a Maven project with some generated files should be built, with everything tu
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10mo ago
Arguably Google and others like them would not even exist without access to cheap off the shelf hardware in their early days.
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10mo ago
I am fairly skeptical about many AI companies, but as someone else pointed out, Anthropic has 10x'ed their revenue for the past 3 years. 100m->1b->10b. While past performance no predictor of future results, their product is solid
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10mo ago
Kitty Graphics Protocol support and subtle font rendering differences between Ghostty and Alacritty that drive me nuts. I have reported font rendering issues to Alacritty in the past and let's just say the developer was not exactly rec
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10mo ago
It's not a pejorative statement, I used to live in Stack Overflow. But the killer feature of an LLM is that it can synthesize something based on my exact ask, and does a great job of creating a PoC to prove something, and it's che
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10mo ago
Oh damn, this is awesome. I wonder if https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/discussions/18129 is still accurate. Would love to be able to use Ghostty as my Zed terminal.
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10mo ago
I haven’t visited StackOverflow for years.
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11mo ago
The objective data they provided is opinion now?
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11mo ago
I’ve gone off coffee for months at a time as a test, but to be honest it’s about the same for me on vs off after the adjustment period. When I go off, after the headaches, I get good sleep without trying, but so do I on coffee if I have my
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11mo ago
Wow, no kidding. I checked my BOM for the 9950 build I did a year ago, RAM price has doubled for the exact same DDR5-6000 sticks.
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11mo ago
As someone who started doing SwiftUI recently, it absolutely boggles my mind that (1) this is even a thing and (2) Apple seem ok to treat it as an unsolvable problem. When you finally solve it is some stupid wrong type passed in somewhere.
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11mo ago
There are dozens of us… dozens ;) I use Ghostty, but the same thing. I have a flake based setup, which means I have the same environment and programs across all my Macs, Linux machines and WSL terminals. Takes me about 30 minutes to spin up
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1y ago
> The lack of control over where the workload runs is a problem caused by Kubernetes. Fine grained control over workload scheduling is one of the K8s core features? Affinity, anti-affinity, priority classes, node selectors, scheduling ga
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1y ago
How so? aria-label= and role= attributes exist, this is not 1999.
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1y ago
Tactics straight out of the Simple Sabotage field manual. You’d think the audience of this website understood modern fast feedback loop iterative development to explore the problem space.
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1y ago
Somehow all the implementations are equally lacklustre though? What is the common denominator.
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1y ago
I switched to it for projects in my consulting side gigs, and it’s quite low friction, but I don’t see it gaining the same traction in enterprise as JIRA until they add the ability for big companies to completely fuck up and over-complicate
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1y ago
Probably Intel’s fumble when Apple asked them for better performance per watt for the laptop CPUs and whether they wanted the iPhone CPU business back in 2006.
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1y ago
I used to be an Audi and BMW driver, but this stingy nickel and diming mindset, common to German manufacturers, and the silly maintenance tax (I always drove RS or M models), made me swear off German cars forever. They deserve the reckonin
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1y ago
Other manufacturers treat defects in their products by doing a recall and wearing the costs of their mistake. Asking customers to pay for the actually-secure retrofit is certainly a choice. I hope the small amount of money recovered was wor
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1y ago
For appliance-like quickly replaceable little servers like my firewall or other one off roles, they are ok for me, but to run my TrueNAS system (ZFS) I gotta run something with a Supermicro board and ECC. Mission critical workloads that ne
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1y ago
The strikes reset after a week, they do not persist for the duration of your ownership of the vehicle. https://www.tesla.com/support/autopilot - section “How long does Autopilot suspension last?”
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1y ago
I care about how something is done and doing it in the most simple and idiomatic manner I can. However, when I am learning a new space (teaching myself SwiftUI, coming from a Java/infra background), Claude lets me preserve my forward m
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1y ago
Not sure what issues they are facing but I use Nix flakes to manage my command line and UNIX env for two Macs, a Linux desktop running NixOS, a Windows WSL environment and two Linux home servers using NixOS. I used to use a dot file manager
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1y ago
Noise is definitely an issue. I have an 8 drive NAS running 7200 RPM drives, which is on a wall mounted shelf drilled into the studs. On the other side of that wall is my home office. I had to put the NAS on speaker springs [1] to not go cr
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1y ago
Our IT “standardized” the orderable laptop SKUs to the extent that the “developer” PC laptops are now gimped with worse specs than the equivalent base model MacBook Pros that can be ordered. Any reasonable spec machine requires an “Equipmen
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1y ago
I feel this. Every month or two, we get notifications along the FINAL WARNING lines, telling us about some critical system about to be deleted, or some new system that needs to be set up Right Now, because it is a Corporate Standard (that w
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1y ago
That’s super interesting data, thank you.
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1y ago
Yep. One of my top annoyances. I don’t pay for top tier internet to wait hours for ten goddamn photos I just took to upload to the cloud so my Mac Photos library can see it.
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