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by jorisw 2mo ago
Don’t see how compiling Typescript changes how little Electron cares about the host OS in terms of UI and how it just ships Chromium in order to show any UI at all
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by jorisw 2mo ago
> The apps are just their Hacker News. I like this line, but respectfully disagree that they're a 1:1. The difference being relevance and some of the dynamics of use. Hacker News pertains to my profession. It's high relevance t
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Software will never be truly stable as long as their environment (the world, ultimately) is not stable
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Recommend checking out Ponytail — a pi extension that behaves like a senior engineer who keeps the LLM code generation in check, and the processing of your prompts just the same https://ponytail.dev
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by jorisw 2mo ago
I wish people could just admit to themselves how irrelevant all this social media content is, lose interest, and keep the apps shut (or uninstall in case there's no DM feature that keeps it installed). I can't imagine needing to s
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by jorisw 2mo ago
I often just wear noise cancelling headphones without any music on
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by jorisw 2mo ago
I do the Do Not Disturb + whitelist thing on my iPhone. I also disable any and all notifications of apps other than direct messaging apps. No group message notifications.
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Seconded https://blog.codinghorror.com/password-rules-are-bullshit/
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by jorisw 2mo ago
So it pivoted from sending money to sending money...?
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by jorisw 2mo ago
What is Communism 2.0 and how will AI help to implement it?
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Pivoted where?
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by jorisw 2mo ago
TFA suggests that it already is: > The one-line takeaway > This already ships by default in every claude/codex/opencode session's system prompt
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Probably Windows NT rather, which turned into Windows 2000 (and then XP)
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Hence the "even on Windows". Christ, you people sure know how to make a problem where there isn't one
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Native "even on" Windows, it says. There are people using Windows at work
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Gathered? Where?
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by jorisw 2mo ago
If 'mostly' means over 50% you could call this clear. Otherwise I don't think this is clear at all. Otherwise, what is mostly? Mostly at the outset, or at any given time? Must the project move out when it goes from 49% to 51%
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by jorisw 2mo ago
So 'mostly' is the clearest they get here. Meaning more than 50% of lines of code? At any given time?
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by jorisw 2mo ago
This is great https://github.com/DietrichGebert/ponytail
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by jorisw 2mo ago
It's not really that Emoji filled. The screenshot is supposed to've been taken when a click on a heart reaction invoked a little animation. I don't see anything about 'nailing' the physics either. It's just a d
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by jorisw 2mo ago
[citation needed]
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by jorisw 2mo ago
RCE — Remote code execution
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Homogenizing the icons is a form style over substance — giving up said advantages to make the whole look 'prettier'. xOS '27 basically miseducates users into doing that by offering to give the Dock or Home Screen icons of the
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by jorisw 2mo ago
[citation needed]
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Grok is right there in the app stores alongside ChatGPT and Claude...
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by jorisw 2mo ago
> since leftists often play dumb And there goes the merit of your rant
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Your comment wasn’t very obvious. Just a cryptic “do this”
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Not to nitpick but I don't think Apple ever literally marketed "it just works". It just does.
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by jorisw 2mo ago
> we may have just entered the golden age How so?
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by jorisw 2mo ago
Ways to configure 'dependency version cooldowns' into your project with npm, pnpm, yarn: https://gist.github.com/mcollina/b294a6c39ee700d24073c0e5a4e...

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