myko

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by myko 1y ago
> They may not want to leave a paper trail. This makes sense, considering the regime is hiring Jan 6th insurrectionists like Jared Wise. Legality has gone out the window.
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by myko 1y ago
Pretty much done with Windows at this point. So sad.
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by myko 1y ago
This hasn't happened.
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by myko 1y ago
This is a long winded way of ignoring the fact that this is government coercion, something the 1st amendment was designed to prevent. What you're talking about is _not_ something the 1st amendment was designed to prevent.
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by myko 1y ago
Why would it? The key difference is businesses / people making choices and the government coercing businesses / people to make choices the government wants. One is a first amendment violation, one is exercising the first amendment
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by myko 1y ago
The difference is the government's hands in such actions
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by myko 1y ago
When it's removed due to the chilling effect of the government attacking our first amendment rights this gets murkier. Do you think they make this choice if the regime weren't going after their political enemies?
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by myko 1y ago
Yes, more extremist rightwing violence that targeted vulnerable people (immigrants ICE were treating as subhuman)
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by myko 1y ago
This is awful. The US is rapidly declining.
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by myko 1y ago
Cross platform games tend to run better on Switch 2 than the Deck, which is showing its teeth. E.g., Cyberpunk The Deck is amazing but a hardware refresh would be helpful
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by myko 1y ago
Not exactly–in my example above the 1 Black person in 20 or the 2 Black folks out of 20 would be "under-indexed" and "not under-indexed" respectively but all 3 are members of a marginalized group
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by myko 1y ago
Didn't trump post truths about firing Kimmel and Colbert? this seems to be a pattern > Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences, This is true, but the 1st amendment applies to the government - when the government is limiti
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by myko 1y ago
It just means someone who is part of a demographic that isn't as represented as would be expected based on the average. E.g., if Black folks are 10% of the residents of your city and you had 1 Black individual in an office of 20 people
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by myko 1y ago
Pam Bondi also famously took a bribe to allow trump off the hook before his 2016 run. Everything around trump is insanely corrupted by him. She was of course "cleared" of any wrongdoing in the situation, but it was extremely trans
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by myko 1y ago
"The people" here were the states - the point was that the states could maintain their own militia (the modern day national guard). The 2nd amendment has been bastardized by a radical judiciary that is now unfortunately too entren
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by myko 1y ago
because the models will fuck it up :) they're great for spitting out a lot of code but not so great at making it work or make sense, unfortunately
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by myko 1y ago
I don't see any evidence this is about LLMs vs the general state of the economy
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by myko 1y ago
I was talking about software development roles specifically, LLMs aren't going to reduce them imo - they just aren't good enough, and I don't think they can be
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by myko 1y ago
He has no options other than punching himself (and the rest of the US) in the face. Which is kind of his thing so I guess he may try something
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by myko 1y ago
It is interesting to me folks across the spectrum in the US are now opposed to the Iraq war but a large segment of America still hates The Chicks for rightly calling it out at the time.
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by myko 1y ago
Having used agentic ai (Claude Code, Gemini CLI) and other LLM based tools quite a bit for development work I just don't see it replacing developers anytime soon. Sure a lot of my job now is cleaning up code created by these tools but
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by myko 1y ago
> With the rise of ChatGPT (I barely use Google anymore) This is interesting to me in that I find Google's Gemini and Anthropic's Claude much better for coding / planning work than ChatGPT
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by myko 1y ago
I haven't earnestly used Bazel but my limited experience with it is that it does work fairly well and if your project is multiplatform it might be a better choice than Tuist for the Apple specific pieces. But if your project is all App
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by myko 1y ago
Neat, I may check that out. For my Swift backends running on Linux I have just been using SPM and when working on macOS open the manifest directly. I haven't really done anything with a non-web UI with Swift outside of blessed platform
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by myko 1y ago
https://docs.flutter.dev/packages-and-plugins/swift-package-... https://docs.flutter.dev/packages-and-plugins/swift-package-... no idea if google will nix flutter tomorrow or not but it is extreme
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by myko 1y ago
I will never start another Apple platform application without Tuist. If I start work on one I will do my best to get buy-in to switch.
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by myko 1y ago
Made for an excellent hack :)
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by myko 1y ago
Jon comes off pretty skeezy in the entire situation. I'm shocked to see such full throated defense of his actions here. I think his posts are written to confuse people into thinking he won some settlement with his accusers, which is no
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by myko 1y ago
if it is anything like documentation i am reading these days it was generated by an LLM and not very well vetted
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by myko 1y ago
Jules is for hobbyists / vibe coding, Gemini CLI is for developers in a team.

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