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merelysounds
10mo ago
Perhaps not even that is completely safe long term, as companies can introduce a locked down dependency, reverse policies (see Google's recent sideloading stance), or find some other workarounds.
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merelysounds
10mo ago
Some fun code examples in Ruby: https://medium.com/@citizen428/of-closures-and-objects-e9507...
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merelysounds
10mo ago
Standardizations can be notoriously inconsistent[1], disregarded[2] or evolve fast[3]. There’s a surprising amount of interesting articles on wikipedia about that. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ough_(orthography)#S
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merelysounds
10mo ago
Thanks! I enjoyed floored, it reminds me of spelltower by zach gage which I also liked.
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10mo ago
Nonoverse: an iOS logic puzzle game (nonograms!), I’m working on adding a new batch of levels. I’m considering a garden theme for extra cosy vibes, but I’m still in the planning stage and drawing assets right now (in inkscape, no AI). http
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11mo ago
> Until recently most textile fabrication processes were limited to the creation of surface-based forms. If you enjoyed this article, you might enjoy looking at the existing knitting machines, many are fascinating and very accessible. Th
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11mo ago
In case anyone else wanted to check, PS5 has[1]: > Memory: 16 GB GDDR6 SDRAM So unless the RAM price jumps to 4x the price of a PS5, getting a PS5 is not the most cost efficient way to get to 64 GB of RAM. In comparison, PS3 has been use
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11mo ago
Congrats on the launch! I submitted my app and got beautifully roasted; this is more fun than I expected: https://news.ysimulator.run/item/117
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11mo ago
Look at the diff in the article, it shows the “inject” part: the malicious file is added to the “preinstall” attribute in the package.json.
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11mo ago
There is an explanation in the article: > it modifies package.json based on the current environment's npm configuration, injects [malicious] setup_bun.js and bun_environment.js, repacks the component, and executes npm publish using
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merelysounds
11mo ago
Perhaps this is about commit granularity. If keeping the history about advancing the task is not useful, then I’d merge these commits together before merging the PR; in some workflows this is set up to happen automatically too.
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11mo ago
Good advice. I draw pixel art for an image logic puzzle game [1] and these resonate, especially 2. (Negotiate) and 5. (Constraints). Another thing that helped me was to experiment with different canvas sizes and styles. I was surprised how
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11mo ago
Nonoverse[1], an iOS puzzle game about nonograms (image logic puzzles). So far all levels have been handmade pixel art. I’m now testing machine generated puzzles with random “pixels”. This is an interesting challenge because I still want le
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11mo ago
Anecdotally, I don’t see any of this. I have all “smart” features in gmail turned off; there is an option like this in the settings. Google’s Help: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/15604322 Also relevant: &g
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1y ago
Congrats on the launch! Quick feedback: the website looks very polished and intuitive. I especially liked the test about articles, where I didn’t have to type. I liked that the website works well on mobile too. The content is not what I’d c
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1y ago
> You are not allowed to transmit or store my sensitive information anywhere (unless I give my consent). The “unless I give my consent” part could be tricky; for a sufficiently big company it is relatively easy to guide, force or trick u
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1y ago
Best case scenario, this means writing new blog posts in your old voice, as reconstructed by AI; some might argue this gives your voice less opportunity to grow or evolve.
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1y ago
I guess no user is going to like that and especially not the current users. Until now Apple has been relatively decent about prioritizing user experience; and if not that then about respecting privacy. Ads are aligned with neither.
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1y ago
I meant that there is a proof of the photo being taken and a record of what the photo looked like before any edits (a photo negative).
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1y ago
I’m a photographer in my spare time; looks like this product isn’t about what images are being produced, or about the shooting experience - and this discourages me. When the goal is having a proof that the photo hasn’t been edited or ai gen
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1y ago
On iOS in particular the longer dash variants are easy to access — via long pressing dash. Anecdotally, I use them less often these days, because of the association with AI.
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1y ago
Somewhat related, my iOS app[1] has a morse code reference and lets you train, it could be useful here. Its backstory is also a bit silly, it started as the simplest app idea I could think of; I posted more about it recently[2]. [1]: https
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1y ago
The article's title seems inaccurate - as far as I understood there never was a $3000/mo bill; there was a $500/(mo,instance) staging setup that has been rightly optimized to $55/mo before running six instances. > Cri
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1y ago
I wish settings like these would also increase UI performance in a way that would prolong battery life. UX is far more important to me than FX, I would run XFCE on iOS if I could.
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1y ago
IMHO it’s better to just use .com . By now .com is so popular that anything different is harder to memorize or even seen as untrustworthy (both by users and sometimes by platforms too).
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1y ago
> If everything is highlighted, nothing is highlighted. Somewhat related, I got used to turning off syntax highlighting for some coding sessions. It started when I was using vim to edit large data files and syntax highlighting there was
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1y ago
> Dual Knit Band is available to purchase separately for $99 (U.S.). This price looks surprisingly reasonable. Given the band’s purpose, the price and the fact that it’s backwards compatible, perhaps they’re interested in increasing adop
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Is this the longest time anyone's taken to update an app?
(lab174.com)
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1y ago
Thanks, good to know, that’s unexpected.
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1y ago
Nonoverse, a nonogram puzzle game: https://lab174.com/nonoverse Slice and Share; framing, diptychs, also helps share photos on social media without cropping: https://apps.apple.com/app/slice-and-share&#
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