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merlindru
1y ago
People would not use private APIs (which are undocumented and prone to break) if they had documented, stable public APIs
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It's not necessarily "blaming", more a combination of: - Apple released macOS 26 - This version was in testing for many months - During this time, Apple has apparently not tested how Slack, VSCode, Discord, work - Or they hav
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1y ago
> Sometimes vendors test their new releases with commonly use applications "common" is an understatement. I'd bet that at least one affected, broken app is on 97%+ of macOS setups
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merlindru
1y ago
> to work around bugs in public APIs that never get fixed. According to the commenter who uncovered the cause of the issue, this is exactly what happened here
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2y ago
this is amazing, keep up the great work. been wanting something like this forever
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2y ago
Not bad, but it's hard to think of a reason why they're doing this It's protecting your standard from being used by others when wide adoption is the only thing that differentiates your standard from others i.e. they're s
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merlindru
2y ago
VanJS deserves a mention here! https://vanjs.org/ Another interesting thing is that other JSX libraries like Solid.JS also return DOM nodes, and I love that this idea is gaining traction The closer we get to the platform we
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2y ago
Everyone already uses iMessage. It's like getting everyone in the EU to switch to Signal because Meta owns WhatsApp: it's impossible. There's not enough incentive to switch off of the current solution because the hurdles to d
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2y ago
Also anything that requires interop/FFI, syscalls, and lower level stuff. It's extremely hard to record your screen on Go, for example. On Rust this is much more doable and there even are crates for it It's not impossible wit
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2y ago
But patreon earns off of those purchases, right? And since a 30% price increase deincentivizes purchases for customers, they'll have less purchases. Or, of course, eating the 30% fee yourself deincentivizes you to use the platform (or
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2y ago
Serverless has become "you provide a function that handles request/response, we run and scale it on our infra" You essentially only handle business logic, not the "serving" part of the server, but IMO it's not
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2y ago
It isn't, Apple is abusing their anti-malware processes to review apps under the guise of security. When the DMA states that Apple doesn't get to have a say in these things at all. None. They can block malware, sure, but they cann
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2y ago
Instantly bookmarked! Great landing page, will definitely check this out. Keep up the great work :)
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merlindru
2y ago
I'm not sure I'm getting it - what does that figure, which talks about the AppStore revenue, have to do with sales in the EU? Indubitably it would hurt Apple a lot if they lost a quarter of their revenue, would it not?
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2y ago
Clipboard history manager: Paste App ( https://pasteapp.io - freemium) or Raycast Cmd+Tab: AltTab ( https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app/ ) Different setting for the trackpad/mouse wheel: Mac Mouse Fix ( https:&#
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3y ago
Yeah, noticed this too, i wonder whats going on here
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3y ago
IMO Windows Terminal is amazing Good design, great performance, great text rendering Has tabs, themes, quake mode, a settings UI, and keyboard shortcuts (that you can rebind) On macOS, I like iTerm2 a lot!
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20-20-20 rule timer
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While we're still not sure what exactly causes myopia[1], one rule to follow (to try and inhibit myopia progression) that I've heard repeated often is the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, look at an object 20 feet away, for 20 sec
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3y ago
I don't even know how I managed to do this, but I got this: Monkey > Ape > Gorilla > King Kong > Queen Kong Yeah, Queen Kong. Queen. Kong. --- EDIT: - Gorilla Grodd - Super Kong - Tarzan - Jane - Jane Kong - Woman Gorilla -
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> No. It’s a calculated decision. Could you elaborate? I don't get this part -- are you saying they don't include a calc app on the iPad to push iPhone sales?
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3y ago
Right, but the software and services prevent you from using the physical device however you want
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3y ago
This I don't care about the fee for using their services, I care about the fact that I'm forced to use their services
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> Alternatively charge 30% but be forced to allow side-installing Apps. Yes this exactly I don't care whether they charge 10%, 30%, or 100% I do care that there's no alternative to NOT using their services & paying their fe
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3y ago
> Can someone please develop hacker news type basic site but for jobs? No memes, no dark patterns, no likes. I'm building flexible.dev that eventually will be _exactly_ this! Right now there are no comments, want to add those soon.
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Classed-components: an alternative workflow for Tailwind and React/SolidJS
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Wonder no more: https://github.com/dudykr/stc Written in Rust by the (lead?) dev of SWC --- SWC (speedy web compiler) compiles TS to JS STC (speedy type checker) checks TS types
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4y ago
Why don't more people use DeepL or something similar to translate articles?? Unless you're using very specific stylistic devices (is that the right word?) it should work just fine, right?