kemayo

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by kemayo 1y ago
I'm one of those people who really likes the camera features, so there's no question about which one interests me. The Pro also has a battery life estimate that's 45% longer than the Air's, which is pretty important to m
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by kemayo 1y ago
Subjective indeed. I don't mind the broad camera bump -- it's a good trade-off for getting the increased zoom, honestly. I'm not quite sure how I feel about the differently-colored ceramic bit on the back, though. But, on the
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by kemayo 1y ago
I like the orange one. It's nice that there's finally a vivid Pro color, after years of black / white / "it's not quite black or white, we swear".
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by kemayo 1y ago
The blue is pretty subdued. I guess we'll see how reflective the finish on the aluminum winds up being...
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by kemayo 1y ago
I've found that the support for multiple eSIMs has replaced that pretty well for me. That's probably incredibly dependent on where you travel, though.
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by kemayo 1y ago
It's certainly not "full of", though I'm sure it's there. I never see it, but then I don't follow people who post it. I certainly see less random pornographically-tinged content showing up in my day-to-day usag
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by kemayo 1y ago
I think the sort of person who would paste/type the URL for another social service into the freeform "or some other service" input on ShareOpenly is exactly the sort of person who has that web literacy, though. Which I guess
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by kemayo 1y ago
Looking at ShareOpenly, I think this is basically a reaction to "Mastodon instances make social sharing complicated from the web". A "share to Mastodon" button is impossible, and a button for every Mastodon instance in e
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by kemayo 1y ago
I think they're talking about outputting XML+XSLT on those microcontrollers, i.e. just putting out text. Chromium would come in for the viewer who's loading whatever tiny status-webpage those microcontrollers are hosting on a se
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by kemayo 1y ago
Sure, but the specific thing the person I was replying to said the developer was complaining about was not getting paid.
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by kemayo 1y ago
The difficult bit is working out what percentage of pirated copies are actually replacing a sale that would have happened if the content wasn't available to pirate. The more dramatic industry numbers like to claim it's 100%, which
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by kemayo 1y ago
> Chat is like the command line, but with easier syntax. I kinda disagree with this analogy. The command line is precise , concise, and opaque. If you know the right incantations, you can do some really powerful things really quickly. S
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by kemayo 1y ago
> AI unlocks what seems to be the future: dynamic, context-dependent generative UIs or something similar. Why couldn’t my watch and glasses be everything I need? Voice input isn't suitable for many cases, and physical input seems ge
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by kemayo 1y ago
They do kinda make the journalist look bad. That email exchange opened with a bunch of extremely-loaded questions, and quickly transitioned into the journalist actively advocating for the transfer of the domain, and using "I'm goi
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by kemayo 1y ago
The definition is: > In paragraph (1), a “content recommender system” means a system, used by the provider of a regulated user-to-user service in respect of the user-to-user part of that service, that uses algorithms which by means of ma
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by kemayo 1y ago
That's their existing Apple One program: https://www.apple.com/apple-one/
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by kemayo 1y ago
I guess I could see it for decoupling your need to control the API you're using. The case where you have an existing API, whether your own or someone else's, and just want to get a new frontend hooked up to it.
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by kemayo 1y ago
Funnily enough, just starting your class method/variable name with __ does do magic things as a pseudo-keyword. Specifically, it mangles the name for callers outside of that class -- `self.__foo` would need to be accessed as `obj._Cl
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by kemayo 1y ago
I think the more interesting one is "religious people unaware their religion is in the majority".
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by kemayo 1y ago
Not sure that's really "odd", given that NYC is a city where car ownership is an extreme class / living-situation signifier.
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by kemayo 1y ago
A camera that costs as much as a flagship smartphone shouldn't need a "setting expectations" section. Particularly when those expectations are "this is going to take worse pictures and be harder to use than your smartpho
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by kemayo 1y ago
I don't mind if a meeting is an hour, but I'm genuinely a bit peeved every time I'm in a 50 minute meeting that just automatically rolls over. If you want to do an hour, book an hour. (All I actually do about this is be the
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by kemayo 1y ago
The power of the executive is constrained, ultimately, by what people let them do. Including people inside the executive branch -- the people who're doing the arresting, transporting the prisoners, gunning down the protesters, etc. The
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by kemayo 1y ago
I don't think we've got enough information to say how similar it is. That one sounds like it hung on Joseph actively helping the immigrant to take an unusual route out. If this judge just sent the agents off for their permission
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by kemayo 1y ago
I'm not saying it's good, for sure. But I don't think it's a sign that the push for autocratic authoritarianism is winning , either. My optimistic take is that this is the sort of stupid overreach that works to turn oth
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by kemayo 1y ago
Article has been updated with more context in recent minutes: > ICE agents arrived in the judge’s courtroom last Friday during a pre-trial hearing for Eduardo Flores Ruiz, a 30-year-old Mexican national who is facing misdemeanor battery
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by kemayo 1y ago
I updated my post with new information from the updated article, and in the context of that I think you're pretty much right. It sounds like the judge basically said "you need permission to arrest someone in the middle of my heari
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by kemayo 1y ago
> the law is simply being applied evenly, and judges are not above the law. We obviously don't know the details yet, but this case does sound like it's on the more frivolous end of such charges. If they actually wanted to pro
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by kemayo 1y ago
> He accused Dugan of “intentionally misdirecting” federal agents who arrived at the courthouse to detain an immigrant who was set to appear before her in an unrelated proceeding. It sounds like the arrest isn't because of any offi
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by kemayo 1y ago
There's a reason I put "if" before that.

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