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by lo_fye 1y ago
>> it allows us to write an HTML-first back-end in such a way that it feels like writing an SPA. I think you’ll find that most people who love HTMX don’t ever want something that feels like writing an SPA.
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by lo_fye 1y ago
Have you tried importing them using the Image Capture app on iOS, instead of the Photos app? It just gets them off the camera/SDCard and onto your Mac in a folder, which you can then drag onto Photos.app -- worth a shot.
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by lo_fye 1y ago
Feels like Google is either following Apple's playbook from iPhone OS 1, or they're working together so they can argue this is standard practice in the industry... or something. Either way, no more Android gloating that they can i
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by lo_fye 1y ago
Give this man a job, Anthropic!
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by lo_fye 1y ago
I believe some conspiracy theories because I've verified that 2 of them are true (no, I'm not going to get into any details). That made me wonder how many others are true? Could chatting with an LLM-based AI convince me otherwise?
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by lo_fye 1y ago
Working on launching a podcast and associated website which I hope to use as the launchpad for all my ventures going forward. 2025 is the year I ditch my corporate job and finally start working for myself. At least, that's the goal. I&
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by lo_fye 1y ago
These don't stump, they're just fun: * What’s the most embarrassing thing you know about me. Make it funny. * Everyone in the wold is the best at something. Given what you know about me, what am I the best at? * Based on everythin
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by lo_fye 1y ago
It's cool, BUT if this was done in America, all of those deer would be dead by daylight thanks to hunters. "Hi Hunters! Look! I'm here! See my glowing rack?! Yes, Over here! Shoot me! Shooooot Meeeeeeee!"
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by lo_fye 1y ago
>>It won’t design your domain layer with the care and consideration that >>comes from deep experience and hard-won knowledge. What if every time you had an Aha! moment, you blogged about it in detail. Many people do. AI ingests
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by lo_fye 1y ago
I was primarily using ChatGPT & Perplexity. Then I started calling B.S. on them, and more often than not their replies were "You're right! Sorry about that!" Simply saying "that's wrong" reveals a terrify
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by lo_fye 2y ago
I remembered seeing, loving, and saving that original DIY Sunlight video back when it first came out, and I went to your article hoping for more, and that's what you gave us. Brilliant job, and thanks for sharing!
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Ok, but can we please call it "macOS Permafrost"?
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Is the power outage due to the fire? If so, what was the fire due to? How far back do we need to go on this? the Big Bang?
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by lo_fye 2y ago
I once read an article that promoted putting all of your business logic in the database, in the form of stored procedures, functions, etc. I thought the author was completely insane, until I kept reading. "You can change frontends any
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Way to go, Math!
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by lo_fye 2y ago
I tried to do it last night, and it said one of my accounts was ineligible. Didn't say which one, or why it was ineligible. I got on a live chat with Apple Support... for 2 hours. Surprisingly, the dude had already been very very train
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by lo_fye 2y ago
"Clean Up is best explained by this famous photo editing example . . . This tool allows you to capture a moment in time as you wish it happened, not as it actually happened." FALSE. Apple defines a photo as a record of something t
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by lo_fye 2y ago
I think this will be the one thing that causes Google to revive its plan to scan all books in existence. They had started it, and built the machines to do it, and were making good progress... until Copyright hit them. BUT if they're no
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Ya, but you get it working... eventually.
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by lo_fye 2y ago
If you can, hire people more experienced than yourself, and then listen to them and take what they say seriously. If you can't, find some courses, and participate in open-source development (where they need help, and will often provide
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by lo_fye 2y ago
> they decided to openly and freely share their work. I LOVE this story. Thank you for sharing it. It's stuff like this that makes me crave the Web 1.0 (and early 2.0) days. This makes me want to support Mastodon, and Vivaldi, and o
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Pro Tip: If they're willing to sell it, you don't want it.
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by lo_fye 2y ago
SOME of them are. A tiny fraction. At 4-5nm. But Taiwan is already making 3nm chips for Apple. Still better than nothing, I guess.
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by lo_fye 2y ago
If I build a manual transmission car, and you insist on driving it like an automatic, it's not going to work for you, even though it's an amazing car. There are steps and processes that you must follow in order for the thing to wo
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by lo_fye 2y ago
There are no PMs in actual Scrum. Scrum Teams are self-managing, so there's no need for a PM. There's a direct relationship between the Client and the Scrum Team. Where most companies screw up is in their business model. You can&#
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by lo_fye 2y ago
"Keep managers happy" isn't part of Scrum, either. If you read any of the Scrum books by the creators of Scrum, you'll find that the way 95% of companies implement Scrum is nothing like what Scrum was intended to be. The
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by lo_fye 2y ago
The Scrum Master is supposed to be part of the team, constantly helping with the Sprint, whether that's getting clarification for you, or pushing back on unrealistic expectations, or getting more resources, or whatever. Sprint was a ba
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by lo_fye 2y ago
This article has Scrum all wrong. What they're talking about is a process that someone is calling Scrum, but is nothing of the sort. A real Scrum process can be modified at any time to make it more workable/manageable/realist
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Seems like a case of premature naming to me! If we have to test whether or not they change, they shouldn't already be called "constants".
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by lo_fye 2y ago
Remember when people thought computers would never be able to beat a human Grand Master at chess? Ohhh, pre-2000 life, how I miss thee.

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