mort96

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511.
by mort96 7mo ago
You may want to see the result of one calculation while doing another calculation?
512.
by mort96 7mo ago
I don't want it "without animation", I like that the animation tracks my fingers and that the response is instant and doesn't wait until a "gesture" is "triggered". I just want it to wait a second aft
513.
by mort96 7mo ago
Oh yes, I've also suddenly had my workspace switcher turn black! Never happened before but it has started happening lately. macOS has never been bug free, but it feels like they've really been working hard to introduce new bugs la
514.
by mort96 7mo ago
Complaining about the distinction between apps and windows isn't a "stupid reason" to complain though. Say I use Slack, Teams and Outlook. If I use their Electron versions, I switch between them with cmd+tab. If I use them in
515.
by mort96 7mo ago
The closest thing you can do on macOS is to turn on "reduced motion". This doesn't remove any animations, it just replaces them all with fade animations which take the same amount of time.
516.
by mort96 7mo ago
It gets through because Cook has no eye for design or usability (he's a supply chain guy) and Alan Dye, who Cook put in charge of software design, wanted it that way. I'm sure there are designers who hated it, but they don't
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by mort96 7mo ago
I also have a 120Hz Mac, and the animation is indeed slower in 120Hz mode. In my opinion, the animation crossed the line from "too slow but bearable" to "unbearable" with 120Hz. It is as you say; it's not really the
518.
by mort96 7mo ago
What "comes after Git" is not a proprietary solution developed by a VC-backed company.
519.
by mort96 7mo ago
The CEO's response is alright, the VP of engineering's response is a bit more worrying in how it mainly tries to downplay the issue.
520.
by mort96 7mo ago
I don't think there's much value in X here.
521.
by mort96 7mo ago
> you could just post less or use it for major updates Why?
522.
by mort96 7mo ago
> Work with a large company who won’t pay your 30 or 45 day invoice for 90 days before you broadly decide this. I have had this experience. I don't see how a chargeback would've helped. Typically, you would invoice someone for
523.
by mort96 7mo ago
This is true for phones but not for IoT in general.
524.
by mort96 7mo ago
I don't think it's helpful to think about this as the company "trying to steal from you". There is no intention here. It's just something that got lost in a bad IT system. You gain nothing from issuing a chargeback.
525.
by mort96 7mo ago
No it doesn't? The factory programs in the secure boot public keys
526.
by mort96 7mo ago
It's to serve the regulators. The Radio Equipment Directive essentially requires the use of secure boot fir new devices.
527.
by mort96 7mo ago
I don't understand what point you are making.
528.
by mort96 7mo ago
So they could sell it again and buy it again and realise another $15b?
529.
by mort96 7mo ago
But then they bought it again. They had 129 tons of gold, and now they still have 129 tons of gold. Where does the realised gains come from?
530.
by mort96 7mo ago
The claim is that rising gold prices lead to gains of $15b. As in they started with 129 tons of gold in the US, then they sold that and bought gold in Europe, and in the end, due to rising gold prices, they had 129 tons of gold in Paris plu
531.
by mort96 7mo ago
Is the logic that it's "unrealised" while the gold is stored in the US but becomes "realised" once it is stored in Paris? Why?
532.
by mort96 7mo ago
Then they made money thanks to gold prices fluctuating, not thanks to gold prices rising? And how does a 10% market shift lead to gaining $15b, roughly the value of 100 tons of gold, from the sale and re-purchase of 129 tons of gold? This m
533.
by mort96 7mo ago
Would it count as a "political reason" if their risk management calculations crossed a threshold where it's worth it to move the gold back? I imagine such calculations are done and revised all the time and account for the per
534.
by mort96 7mo ago
A gain of $15b? That's roughly the value of 100 metric tons of gold, remarkably close to the 129 tons that the article says was moved... did they double the value of their gold?
535.
by mort96 7mo ago
This doesn't make sense. If they first sold the bars held in the US, then the gold prices rose, then they bought gold in Europe, how the hell did that amount to a capital gain of $15b? How exactly do prices rising over the course of th
536.
by mort96 7mo ago
Then they didn't make money as a result of the price rising, which is what the original commenter and article claimed.
537.
by mort96 7mo ago
Can you provide sources for the vibe coding allegations?
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by mort96 7mo ago
I'm far away from being able to use HEVC on really anything other than my phone. Some patents will have to expire first.
539.
by mort96 7mo ago
No, but its primary purpose remains graphics
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by mort96 7mo ago
What do you mean when you say "run"? Low graphics 45 FPS at 720p? Or ultra graphics 120 FPS at 4k? My assumption is that a fairly large part of that space is inaccessible with the integrated GPU.

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