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by jkubicek 3y ago
"The Novelist": Opens an issue or replies to a thread with only the words "doesn't work" with no indication of what they tried, how they know it doesn't work, or any error messages. "Captain Obvious":
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I'm more than willing to empty my own trash and wash my own dishes if it means I'm staying in a multi-bedroom house/condo with ample space and amenities. Staying for more than a few days in a hotel is depressing and claustrop
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I think you need to unpack this metaphor a bit more, I can't see what point you're trying to make.
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Sure, we can't audit their software, but we can't audit anyone else's software either, so I'm not sure how that's a ding against Apple specifically? Also, we need to consider that Apple widely advertises their devot
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by jkubicek 3y ago
For a long time I used an app for this as well, but the app was just a thin wrapper around the CLI tool
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> If the measure survives, Ohioans who work for the state of Ohio would be limited to only eight hours of remote work each week. The amendment limits remote work for Ohioans working for the state of Ohio . Probably still silly and short
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by jkubicek 3y ago
This could be solved by having well-designed interface guidelines and have those guidelines enforced by the company building the headset. If anyone is going to do that, it's Apple. I'm happy the VisionPro uses gestures to control
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Developing against a beta API for an unreleased platform is going to be outrageously frustrating on a brand new MacBook, I can't imagine how infuriating it would be trying to do the same on a Hackintosh. If your goal is to hack around
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I've never lived in SF, but I've worked and spent a lot of time in the area around the OP's home; it sounds like a pretty accurate description of one of the worst neighborhoods in the entire city. He could walk four blocks in
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Do you know why? I don’t know enough about Florida in general to understand why that region would be in such high demand.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Not necessarily, if I'm listening to an album because of the artist then sure, the producer should be transparent and fade into the background. If I'm listening to an album because of the producer, I probably want to hear them add
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by jkubicek 3y ago
To me, the weirdest part of Rick Rubin as a producer is that he has no distinctive sound. As best I can tell, there's no way to listen to an album and know he produced it. I've watched a lot of interviews with Rick and about Rick,
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by jkubicek 3y ago
It's especially frustrating for food delivery apps. Other then messaging apps, there's no app I more want a push notification from than food delivery, but the sheer amount of spam forces me to turn off notifications. Now my dinner
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by jkubicek 3y ago
If those links are accurate, JailBreakMe hasn't been an issue for over a decade.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> Linking works like hard links in Unix, where the same note appears as a child of multiple different parents (added a command to find "orphans" in case you unlink it from everywhere). > At this point I might not even bother
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> The iPhone was a success because it was a status symbol > And having the latest one still is You may be forgetting just how dismal the phone market was when the iPhone was released. As basic as it was, the first iPhone was astronomi
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> A big monitor everywhere you go isn’t a solution to any real problem. I get that you don't care about having a big monitor, but it shouldn't be surprising that other people want big monitors. Personally, I hate working on m
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> Hear yourself man, you’re saying be able to look at iPad apps on a big monitor is the killer app for Apple Vision Pro. That’s not what the person said, but also it might actually be the “killer app” for the vision pro. Having a large,
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I liked the old encyclopedias so much more than the modern ones, as a kid it was fun to look up articles that were significantly outdated. "Here's an artist's rendering of life on Venus may look like"
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I'm guessing that your CEO has the common sense to not be interviewed by the NYTimes about his Saint Martin vacation
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by jkubicek 3y ago
How out of touch with reality do you need to be to agree to this article? Surely Su Zhu and Kyle Davis realize that they're the bad guys in this story, right?
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> Do you guys really expect a for profit company to offer free API access to 3rd parties, that offer a better experience with no ads, bypassing their revenue stream, and making their own site and apps look terrible in comparison? I certa
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Do you know what those tracking queries were tracking or who they were talking to? I use Apollo, and Reddit already knows everything I subscribe to and read, what more would they get from forcing me to use the official app?
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by jkubicek 3y ago
I'm not 100% confident that I could wear these all day, but I wear my Airpods Pro all day long and they're heavy . I can wear my ski googles most of the day. Building a VR headset that can be worn for a few hours straight and are
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> Why these people are even allowed to stay "these people" are our peers and coworkers. They have families, friends, houses and possessions. Booting them out of the US with little to no warning is just plain cruel.
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> hinting at futuristic concerns about advanced AI systems that could manipulate humans into ceding control. If I know anything about science fiction, I know that trying to regulate this is useless. If an advanced AI is powerful enough t
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Well sure, your framing is just as correct as mine. I don't think you're disagreeing with me that Gwynne and Linda Yaccarino are finding themselves in utterly dissimilar situations though, right?
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by jkubicek 3y ago
Gwynne was hired at SpaceX the year it was founded, so she's had ample opportunity to operate the company the way she felt it needed to be operated. Twitter is a well-established company that has been mismanaged for a decade and aggres
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or unless your speech happens to make actual governments angry https://www.forbes.com/sites/katherinehamilton/2023/04/27/tw...
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by jkubicek 3y ago
> It’s become clear Musk’s employment cuts haven’t brought Armageddon. Is it clear? I haven't really used Twitter since well before the acquisition, but I've heard nothing but complaints about bugs, ad revenue falling off a cli

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