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by jamil7 2y ago
I can’t stand this either, also “source?” thrown into the middle of discussions for information that’s broadly known or available within the context of what’s being discussed. This often just demonstrates the person arguing with you isn’t w
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by jamil7 2y ago
Just a guess but I think Apple was just scrambling to have a foot in the door and is likely working on gradually integrating their own Apple Intelligence services as replacements.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Yeah absolutely. I’ve also noticed a lot of random AttributeGraph crashes showing up in our monitoring for macOS and not for iOS despite iOS having far more active users.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Fair points, I’m probably inclined to vent about the tech more being closer to it. I do think that a niche will continue to exist as long as Apple offers an official way to build for it, for a variety of reasons.
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by jamil7 2y ago
As someone who’s done a fair bit of native macOS development. I’d say modern Apple is also at least partially to blame by their lack of understanding for macOS and seeming disdain for it. SwiftUI 5 years later is still full of issues on mac
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by jamil7 2y ago
You could also adjust your world view so that your employees or potential employees aren’t automatically considered petulant and grumpy based on their job title.
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by jamil7 2y ago
There’s a general feeling of pressure for a lot of people to monetise hobbies.
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by jamil7 2y ago
I really like it too but am worried it will go the way of other tools and need to start appealing to enterprise to expand.
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by jamil7 2y ago
I’m not the author of the tool, I was just chiming in. But yes, inverting it probably makes sense.
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by jamil7 2y ago
This is pretty much the conclusion we also end up at, data race issues aren't our main issue right now, although zero would be a nice to have. Everytime I've tried out Swift 6 language mode I also feel like I'm sometimes appe
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by jamil7 2y ago
It's maybe reasonable to change the defaults, but I think you should also be mindful of running any random cli program in your codebase, the top of the Github readme does indicate that the --check mode runs it without deleting files.
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by jamil7 2y ago
These people should put their minds toward instrumenting reform across the EU and modernizing decrepit and corrupt state institutions before they start talking about giving these bodies even more tax money to piss away.
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by jamil7 2y ago
If you own your home outright plus have 1.25 M€ in assets you would be considered very well off in all of Europe. I don't exactly know about "ultra-rich" though.
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by jamil7 2y ago
I’m sort of in two minds. On paper, I think for greenfield projects data-race safety checking looks great. If I switch to thinking about my day job, I know we will likely never adopt Swift 6 for some of our components because they’d need to
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by jamil7 2y ago
If you’re targeting newer OSs you can try the @Observable macro instead of ObservableObject. It fixes a lot of the weird problems with the latter (although does introduce some new, weird edge cases).
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by jamil7 2y ago
I use it full time, I’d say if you’re targeting iOS17+ you’re probably good. On macOS it’s completely busted still and I wouldn’t bother with it. The future of mac apps looks even bleaker than it did before.
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by jamil7 2y ago
You may or may not be correct that Monero is not untraceable but this example doesn't prove or disprove anything because the transaction wasn't entirely in Monero. Your argument seems to be about the traceability of the whole exto
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by jamil7 2y ago
Are you arguing that the attacker would have to eventually exchange XMR for something they could purchase goods with, like toilet paper? Because I think that's shifting the original argument a little. The point being made is that had t
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by jamil7 2y ago
A couple of years ago I ran into a old colleague at the pub who mentioned he’d quit for a while to work on a game idea. I made a joke asking if he was now making a game engine and turned out he was first instead working on a programming lan
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by jamil7 2y ago
Try pairing Claude / GPT with Aider if you're not already. Not having to leave my terminal and having changes directly made in the repo ramps up the automation a bit. I turn the auto-commit flag off though, I don't know why t
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by jamil7 2y ago
It's still dominant worldwide and gaining marketshare, maybe it could do better by embracing what makes it the more open, flexible, mobile platform and decoupling itself from Google Services.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Maybe, but I don't think the DOJ makes decisions this way. They'll evaluate and deal with Apple separately which I think makes sense. They can't really make the decision that yes Google is a monopoly but they'll allow it
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by jamil7 2y ago
They were always mostly for other startup people so were never that useful unless you were targeting other founders.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Apple being worse doesn’t make Google better.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Yeah I use Komoot a fair bit for planning rides and hikes, it’s great and pretty widely used here in Germany.
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by jamil7 2y ago
Yeah, I used to use Strava to track rides when I was cycling a lot and at some point realised it just made feel bad about my own performance. I run a lot more than I ride now and only take my keys with me. I check the time before I leave an
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by jamil7 2y ago
I think the reason is pushes are sent out regularly in batches by some cron system and rather than reading from the main database it reads from the replica before it pushes them out. I didn't really explain the context properly in my c
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by jamil7 2y ago
This is downvoted maybe due to its tone but I understand the general point here to be a valid and known issue with anarchist communities?
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by jamil7 2y ago
Where's "here"? What activists and what plastic bags? There's a bunch of context missing here.
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by jamil7 2y ago
SICP and designing data intensive applications.

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