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> The growing popularity of solutions like HTMX, Hotwire, and Phoenix LiveView is proof that React is not the panacea that was promised. Does it? To me, it seems more proof that software development trends are cyclical. It's also ju
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DarkReader works pretty well for my needs. It has an iOS Safari Extension. [1] https://darkreader.org/
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Fullmetal Alchemist and its movie are both excellent, though, even though they it's vastly different from the source (and of course, the more faithful adaption in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood). I think the Lord of the Rings trilogy
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> Obviously no, or YouTube wouldn't be where it is today... Youtube is where it is today because the content on it reached its audience. > Nothing of this is in any way special. Nobody would care if they wouldn't already hav
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> It was luck and from then on the value is being provided by the people who upload content there. Content means absolutely fuck all if it can't reach its audience. Youtube hosts, encodes, streams, distributes, and circulates the co
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> ...and the reason is: they were the first. Now they are so huge that you can't go past them. If you want to have your video seen, you HAVE to go to YouTube. I think you're understanding the value in the platform itself, then.
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> I'm not pirating media people put on YouTube. When you upload content to YouTube, you are generally taking unlicensed (or provisionally legal derivative content) and sublicensing it to YouTube for distribution and monetization. Yo
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> Because you don't want to acknowledge the scary world of choosing something better? You could choose something better by consuming media from sources that don't engage in the malpractices you're complaining about. There&
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Government agencies are similarly dysfunctional, though they do have the benefit of (at least hypothetically) hiring subject matter experts to guide policy, but that's kind of why we have committees in the legislative branch. The other
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I don't really think the primary value of a bootcamp is teaching you anything you couldn't learn on your own, but that it pushes you into a structured environment with other like-minded people to interact with and mentorship from
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I do pay for Youtube Premium precisely because it is something that I use basically every day. It's just kind of an opaque system where it's not really clear how much it is actually supporting video creators, how much of it is mai
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The only thing irreplaceable for me is Youtube. Even if it's gotten worse as a platform over time, I still consume it more than any other type of video media and there are no good alternatives for much of the content that I enjoy watch
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Forums sometimes do have (crappy) live chat experiences. Their main selling point is that they have easily searchable, indexable, and navigable threads that are usually pretty well organized into distinct topics. The UX on Discord is excell
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Spotlight? There's HoudahSpot [1] for something a little more advanced. Third party launchers like Alfred [2] can also perform file searches. [1] https://www.houdah.com/houdahSpot/ [2] https://www.alfre
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I guess 'great' is pretty subjective. I think it's a great platform for musicians because it does things that either can't or aren't done on other platforms. One such example is the various touch interface based syn
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I strongly agree with almost everything Federico complains about in this article, especially file management like you mention. It is a pain point. It doesn't mean iPads aren't great for a lot of these things. I have different nitp
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A better SOC improves the workflow for music production, 3d modeling/sculpting, illustration, video editing, and probably many other pro workflows I'm not thinking of at the moment. The fact that the iPad is a shitty development p
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I definitely think you should be able to add keyboard layouts at a software level on iPadOS and iOS, but one possible solution to the problem right now is using a programmable keyboard using QMK [1], ZMK [2], or some other open-source fir
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> By academic definition in the Science of Culture school of thought that I align with. Can you give me one example of this school of thought? An actual institution or some book/paper that goes into this topic? I have not been able
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By whose definition? Art is creative expression and there's no qualifiers in standard definitions to exclude work that is used to promote something else. I'd say flyers for shows are art. or movie posters. or book covers, for that
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I get your sentiment, but I feel like your view on iPads and there being no musicianship to it is just wrong. The instruments in garage band have velocity sensitivity and can be played expressively by tapping the screen just as you can tap
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I know this was written in jest, but I don't really see anything wrong with this sort of thing happening. I don't foresee it being the norm any time soon (if ever) but as a novelty it'd be fun to see.
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I find this to be in poor taste too, and I used to go to a lot of punk shows. ...but really, it's not punk rockers slamming their guitars on the stage and destroying them; they can't afford to. I suppose that it's destruction
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Why does something being an ad prevent it from being art?
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It isn't usually the goal of SIGINT to only collect data about a target's location nor are targets always that easy to follow.
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Disclaimer: used to work in SIGINT, so please treat anything I say about this with appropriate skepticism. There are people that for various reasons do cycle out their SIM card frequently as a means to avoid tracking. This is ineffective. C
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This is 100% a privacy concern if you're dealing with state level actors.
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What other languages are you writing in? Latin script covers a lot more languages than just English, assuming it supports at least some diacritics. English is not the only language using latin script, so the point about 75 in 100 developers
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While I wouldn't really call myself an audiophile, I would say that I've had exposure to excellent hifi systems and have been producing and working with audio/music since I was a teenager. I've also never been able to re
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I think it's fine to download those things. I still do sometimes. I just don't do anything to preserve them and I'm not buying a bunch of hard drives just to ensure that I can hold onto every anime I've ever watched on d
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