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by mk89 3y ago
You need energy now. Nuclear was phased out. That's it. That was the decision. And in 2021 was "barely" producing 13% of electric energy with the last 6 reactors. So either you follow one approach (= mix between imports and s
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by mk89 3y ago
Do you believe that people in Gaza will accept that Israel rebuilds it? And for how long? Because I already foresee a minority craving for independence against the old invaders that "enslaved us with money, first took our land, then th
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by mk89 3y ago
You're right - in my previous message I made the mistake of implicitly "mixing" the apps with the app stores. However, this is due to the fact that no average company typically has the time/money/interest to run an
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by mk89 3y ago
Yeah but that's not THE apple review that everyone complains about online. Notarization is a faster process. I know because I did it on my personal project without submitting it to the app store. And it's notarized and can be used
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by mk89 3y ago
> The error went away after the test user ran some terminal commands to clear "downloaded from the internet" flags from the file. My guess is that this is something the user has to explicitly check in the Privacy & Security
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by mk89 3y ago
Yeah but why are we doing "the trial" (of Kafka) already? Where is it written that they will take away their license if one app doesn't pass? I see a lot of negativity. Some of it is justified, some it's not. I see only
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by mk89 3y ago
You are confusing apple review with notarization. Notarization is literally to check malware and other small things. You can probably still use private APIs and weird things that wouldn't pass the app review.
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by mk89 3y ago
The legislation is not trying to stop it but it's trying to regulate it, because it got wild lately. You can read it here[0] and for the entire content here[1] (this I didn't read yet). Gatekeepers are allowed to exist, but they n
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by mk89 3y ago
This is already the case with the official apple app store. Apple is very strict, so yeah, they should read carefully what to allow and what disallow.
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by mk89 3y ago
I would say yes. They definitely want to "demotivate" big players from running the show. If they do, they'll have to pay huge fees, so it's a big win for Apple.
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by mk89 3y ago
Wow cool this is nice to know! What about the payment methods? Are these also exempted?
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by mk89 3y ago
If I understand it right, Apple was clever. The serious issue is for apps having more than 1 million installs (YouTube, Zoom, Slack, Outlook, Amazon, etc.). Strong "coincidence": these are the companies you don't want to allo
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by mk89 3y ago
> If you want to publish a retro-gaming emulator as a hobby/open-source project, you can’t do that on Apple’s app store. why can't you do that?
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by mk89 3y ago
Scary to think that your car can get hacked. As if driving a 1200kg at 80km/h was not "dangerous" enough for people around.
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by mk89 3y ago
You know, when a company this big does this kind of things it always makes me think: are they really the only ones? It could be, or it could be that these are the guys that know how to navigate through these risks that you mention - until s
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by mk89 3y ago
I agree with this comment. Ironically, I was asked by a manager some time ago if we can imagine using some (more) resources from AWS to reach the next spending commitment. If you're just below the threshold, it's probably inconven
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by mk89 3y ago
It's a bit more complicated than that I think. In some cases, some companies rent an office for 2-3+ years. So let's say, they renewed from 2020-2023. They were "forced" at first (to do WFH) and money got literally &quot
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by mk89 3y ago
People can also be very objective, though. This is also HN. You can BS enough, but then you have to take some s** back if someone calls you out for making such statements :)
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by mk89 3y ago
Someone heavily downvoted your comment - not sure about why. The author should have taken the time to state that homebrew doesn't offer features such as ... "environments" or things that help with build reproducibility. A bit
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by mk89 3y ago
> happening to identify that the problem could be broken into progressively smaller subproblems. Which is what dynamic programming is about. And no, not everyone is capable to do that, especially since not all problems solved at work are
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by mk89 3y ago
I didn't believe this comment until i found that they hit $7B record in 2022, which matches the numbers. Crazy, thanks for sharing this.
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by mk89 3y ago
> Old people are just cruising to retirement, That is just BS. In my company we have quite a few 50+ and it's nice to work with them. They add exactly what younger people can't. Reality is: They need to squeeze every dollar as
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by mk89 3y ago
It's also true that you have now 20+ years of experience. The higher you go, the harder it gets - you might want a different role, etc etc. If on the other hand you're competing with senior sw devs with 5+ years of experience, the
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by mk89 3y ago
Why should they specify anything? That you are not willing, it's ok. However, I know of people from California doing this on a monthly basis (traveling over Europe). For some people it's ok.
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by mk89 3y ago
I heard or read somewhere that in China they had the same issue - like in every mega project, there are deadlines and ... well it doesn't really fare well. So the issue is real.
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by mk89 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning Frida - I will check it out, eventually. > Reverse engineering skills have greatly improved the way I develop things on macOS nowadays. I don't even want to know what you have to deal with for your app that han
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by mk89 3y ago
I am quite sure that the author of this post doesn't mean it bad, however, I don't want this post to give people the wrong impression that the money asked is not worth it. Far far far from the truth. I am learning Swift/swift
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by mk89 3y ago
I am not French but I heard good things from some colleagues from Quebec (exactly like you, surprisingly) that speak French to native French colleagues as soon as they get a chance to, because they like to do so and don't feel mocked a
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by mk89 3y ago
Europe is 10 million km - why to skip some countries just because they are not part of a "political" union? This article is about analysing the genetics of people living in Europe, so the entire continent must be considered and &q
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by mk89 3y ago
Europe is not just the "European Union". I know many don't like Russia at the moment, but its western part is Europe. Same for Ukraine, also not part of the European Union, but it's part of Europe (the continent). In the

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