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by neya 1y ago
Everyday, we get closer to that Wall-E scene where everyone's just so pre-occupied with virtual displays all around that they forget to live their life!
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by neya 1y ago
> On iOS, Gmail doesn’t let you view full headers, so I had no way to double-check in the moment. This should be the real highlight of the issue here. I always check headers on my Samsung whenever I feel suspicious.
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by neya 1y ago
I have been telling people for ages - Javascript is a pack of cards. We have progressed as a society and have so many alternatives for everything, and yet, we still haven't done anything about Javascript being forced down onto us by br
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by neya 1y ago
Thanks! It was the only way I was able to convince clients too.
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by neya 1y ago
I discovered something insideous after being in the iOS ecosystem. Apple still slows down iPhones, but not in the way you think - every year around their iPhone launch schedule, like clockwork, my iPhone 14 Pro Max slowed down just enough t
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by neya 1y ago
I just use regular text messages :) So, the dumbphone just gets them.
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by neya 1y ago
I took an easier path. I carry two phones - a smartphone and a dumb phone. The smartphone is usually turned off, and is only charged once every 3-4 days. It holds its charge. The dumbphone is actually a second-hand Sony Ericsson Walkman pho
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by neya 1y ago
Nice to meet a fellow Elixir dev, all the best for your app, looks super cool :) Are you on Reddit? (I'm usually more active there).
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by neya 1y ago
I'm sorry, I don't see anywhere that they work for Mistral? Is there something I'm missing here?
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by neya 1y ago
I still have my 600D - it's hand down the most user-friendly DSLR I've ever owned, thanks to Magic Lantern. I also have a Sony A7S2. But, it is nowhere near the ease of use of my 600D. 12 years ago or so, I discovered Magic Lanter
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by neya 1y ago
As an experienced dev who has explored almost all possible JS options - including but not limited to - React, Angular, etc. and settled for Phoenix/Elixir, I can tell you nothing comes close to the peace of mind you get from just openi
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by neya 1y ago
> An iPhone without iOS is a very different product to what we understand an iPhone to be. Forcing Apple to change core tenets of iOS by legislative means would undermine what made the iPhone successful. Rules for thee, not for me. Every
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by neya 1y ago
It is not an iframe. It is just a background image set to the body tag. This is their actual CSS code for body: body { font: 100%/1.3 Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; background-color: #666; background-imag
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by neya 1y ago
Meta: I love these 90s-2000s website aesthetic. Simple HTML, less CSS, extremely good readability, very little telemetry and data collection (in general). I wish we could go back to that era. It felt like every website was a beautiful disco
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by neya 1y ago
Damn, that was just sad to read. Thank you for sharing.
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by neya 1y ago
This is good for applications where a background queue based RAG is acceptable. You upload a file, set the expectation to the user that you're processing it and needs more time for a few hours and then after X hours you deliver them. G
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by neya 1y ago
That doesn't guarantee anything still, that's the beauty of Javascript ;)
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by neya 1y ago
Good riddance. 7 years too late. I worked as a Google Cloud consultant for a major part of my career. We had this really large client, we were bleeding money because one of our ex-employees promised the client a cost reduction strategy that
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by neya 1y ago
Just a normal day in Javascript land. laughs in elixir
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by neya 1y ago
> thanks in part to CNN’s initial failure to redact some CCTV text that described the location of the camera This is the most important bit. That journalist had one fucking job. Technically, their job was handed to them in a platter. Now
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by neya 1y ago
The real issue is modern day purchasing is not ownership. It's not even leasing. It's you pay the full list price for a PDF or music file that can disappear anytime from your library if the corpo-rats decide it shouldn't be a
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by neya 1y ago
I disagree, I thought the article highlighted the differences beautifully. I'm on a professionally color calibrated 27" monitor that came with one of those color calibration "certificates" at the time of purchase. The se
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by neya 1y ago
Whenever Yahoo! comes into discussion, no one talks about the other side of Marissa Mayer, the former CEO who fucked up Yahoo so bad. I had a friend back then who used to tell me how toxic the work culture had become in there. She apparentl
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by neya 1y ago
> This was incorrect and sloppy work on our end Cut the grandoise talk. You stole someone's work and now you just shrug it off as "incorrectly attributed as Apache". That's not a mistake, that's a deliberate act
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by neya 1y ago
That was my first thought too
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by neya 1y ago
I love how they tried to sponsor an empty YouTube channel hoping to put the whole thing under the carpet
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by neya 1y ago
The point I found myself resonating with a lot is: >Apple’s App Store policies disproportionately favor the surveillance capitalism business model employed by companies like Meta and Google and therefore entrench an online business model
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by neya 1y ago
I'm building (and have been for the last few years) an open source high-performance Wordpress alternative on Elixir. It aims to achieve 1:1 feature parity. One thing that Wordpress has built up over the years that will take a little lo
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by neya 1y ago
You think you're being sarcastic, but you don't get the point - implementing 3rd party Saas tools in your Saas backend means one MCP server per service, which can quickly add up, not to mention is bad design. I'm not opposed
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by neya 1y ago
I think you're confusing implementing MCP for your own software offering/Saas, which is different and I think you should do it, vs implementing third party MCP servers into a Saas backend, which is what I'm talking about. Bec

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