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4mo ago
Is the eventual goal to move most formula/cask behavior into declarative install steps and treat Ruby as an escape hatch?
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4mo ago
And a legitimate business interest to further incentivize the adoption of Apple Silicon devices. Same with Rosetta deprecation after macOS 27.
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4mo ago
From past experience, it is when you are physically in the EU, but this implementation could obviously differ from how they've gated features in the past.
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4mo ago
In their defense, they asked the LLM to make no mistakes
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5mo ago
fast.com is my go-to in the rare case I need to check network speed these days
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5mo ago
NepTunes on macOS is nice - and it (optionally) adds the current track info to your menubar. I haven't found anything reliable for iOS, however.
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5mo ago
"Does Anybody Actually Like ____" is such HN engagement bait
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5mo ago
Especially when Apple has provided an approved path with iMessage for Business. If this isn't trying to send spam/abuse, which alone wouldn't prevent Apple from shutting it down anyway, it is trying to avoid the registration&
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6mo ago
How did you gather five years of dating data when you built the platform "in 14 days with Claude"[0] just under three weeks ago? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47783187
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6mo ago
My MBP M5 couldn't handle it with Firefox but it was fine on Safari, betting it's a WebGL issue or something
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7mo ago
-_- I love the internet
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7mo ago
Why would pinning the exact version in this case not have solved the problem? I agree `--ignore-scripts` would be a sensible default at this point, but my understanding is that this vulnerability exclusively impacts two newly released versi
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8mo ago
I think they mean not reflective like current models, not that it isn't illuminated like the MacBooks of yore
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8mo ago
Because people want the rumor to be true
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8mo ago
They owned their mistake of removing all ports and function keys from MacBook Pros, so there is a chance. That being said, the UI degradation of macOS has been a slow but persistent march for about a decade now, and I don't imagine it
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8mo ago
IRC → perfection, impossible to improve
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9mo ago
Pretty misleading, flagged
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9mo ago
The 1P integration is a pretty compelling feature
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1y ago
I continue to pay for iTunes Match out of fear and lack of understanding of what would happen if I stopped. I've had the same iTunes library since 2007 and losing the local content I've uploaded over those years is simply not some
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1y ago
I think this is exactly what they're issuing this notice to address. Rosetta performs so well that vendors are pretty okay just using it as long as possible, but a two year warning gives a clear signal that it's time to migrate.
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1y ago
You forget that HN is incapable of detecting even the most obvious sarcasm
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1y ago
Multi-cloud is a hole in which you can burn money and not much more
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1y ago
reset.css
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1y ago
"Statistical analysis shows US Chess Champion most likely did not cheat, despite recent claims" would be nice
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1y ago
The window of installation time would be pretty minimal, and the operating window would only be as long as those who deployed while the malicious package was up waited to do another deploy.
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1y ago
The idea of ad blocking with smart glasses kind of freaks me out. I'll take additive but I don't want subtractive reality where parts of the world are being hidden from me.
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1y ago
Some Netflix devs are going to have a busy sprint
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1y ago
NaN published a really great page about SVG paths a while ago: https://www.nan.fyi/svg-paths
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1y ago
I understand for the US trademark, I'm asking about the EU trademark. If they weren't trying to trademark "Deepkit" why would you feel the need to attempt to block it? It feels unnecessarily hostile. I'm not claimin
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1y ago
> - They tried to register in EU later, which I tried to block under the same "likelihood of confusion" ground. I might have misread - did they initially try and trademark "Deepki" or "Deepkit" when you atte
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