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by neya 4mo ago
No, npm ultimately enabled the exact kind of accidental complexity I'm talking about where you need a massive node_modules folder and Babel just to generate client-side code
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by neya 4mo ago
That's funny because the argument against tables was always that they added extra markup a.k.a lines of code, only to replace them with dozens of nested divs, half assed CSS layout ideologies (floats and clear's, for example) and
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by neya 4mo ago
I swear to God. I just want to go back to the 2000s where everything was just plain HTML and some basic CSS, if at all any, by default you got responsive design out of the box, readable text and super user friendly GUI from the browser&#x27
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by neya 4mo ago
Just because everyone builds it doesn't mean it will take off. Case in point: All the cloud serverless BS. Everyone in the industry are now switching back from server less because the math didn't work out. I think it's just a
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by neya 4mo ago
Historically it has always been a bottom tier paying industry. Same like animation and VFX. On top of this, now you have AI and almost anyone can create some impressive games using stuff like Claude code. So, I foresee it will only get wors
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by neya 4mo ago
It's an LLM account, advise you to just ignore.
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by neya 4mo ago
Stop pasting LLM replies through fake accounts. Dieselgate happened very recently (in this decade). Just research your stuff before you slap a prompt onto an LLM please.
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by neya 4mo ago
While I agree with you in principle, I don't think this is followed equally. Tesla's are still being vandalized to date, though. Selective outrage is a dangerous thing.
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by neya 4mo ago
I mean, it was founded by the Nazi party, they single handedly destroyed diesels through the world's largest scam, what ethics can you really expect from them? I find it extremely funny when people boycott Teslas for being "Nazi&q
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by neya 4mo ago
I was talking to someone about a possible clutch issue on their car and they pinpointed to with a screenshot saying my diagnosis was wrong. I've been a car guy all my life and so I am not some amateur. I just wished them good luck and
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by neya 4mo ago
It's an eye opener. Think about it - today, it was a mistake. But, what if it really happened? What if you really lost access to all your years of hard work? It's a wake up call. A blessing in disguise to store what matters to you
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by neya 5mo ago
Same here. I have a personal mind frame of: "If you have the option to work on something you like on your computer or just even glance outside into the sun for a moment, always choose the latter." This golden rule has giv
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by neya 5mo ago
They also had a browser called Orion and till date that gave me anxiety because YouTube videos won't play the first time you load them, you need to refresh the page (randomly) and similar other weird quirks. It's state hasn't
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by neya 5mo ago
Once in a while someone recommends Kagi and I do go check it out. However, the index size is very small. It depends a lot on what you search but for most of my searches, it is not enough. I feel duckduckgo and bing together are a perfect re
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by neya 5mo ago
This is the best news ever. Been building with Claude Code + Deepseek and it has blown me away. $10 gets me ENTIRE PROJECTs. Not just a part of it like Claude's own native models did (and then asked me to wait for token refresh) nor li
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by neya 5mo ago
They probably slogged to death before this and finally are recouping what they were owed over their lifetime if you put things into perspective. I feel happy for them and hope they use it wisely and actually retire.
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by neya 5mo ago
Just saying either way is possible unless both sides of the story are out in the open. You seem to start from a point of view of malice, I'm simply suggesting possible alternatives.
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by neya 5mo ago
Or they fixed the issue to remain compliant so GCP would restore access. Again, I know it's fashionable to hate on Google here, but there are always 2 sides to every story.
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by neya 5mo ago
> Whatever the account manager said didn't inspire confidence that this wouldn't happen again. Or..they couldn't remain compliant with one of the strictest cloud vendors' policies.
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by neya 5mo ago
This is just typical anti-Google FUD. Been on GCP for nearly a decade and as do my peers. Sure, you hear about a few stories like these and in this particular case with Railway, I would actually wait to see what caused the trigger for the s
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by neya 5mo ago
Top comments as usual are buried in deep hate for Google, I doubt that will pressure anyone at Railway to address this.
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by neya 5mo ago
This has significant consequences for companies hosting their private repos with GitHub. It's a huge security threat if the attacked has access to the source code. At the very least, GitHub should let people know if their repo was part
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by neya 5mo ago
The actual source is a video of the said Apple engineer from their TikTok account: https://www.tiktok.com/@honeycoolcat/video/76247432319971361...
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by neya 5mo ago
In my personal experience, this is definitely the case. My iPhone 14 Pro Max slowed down a LOT exactly 3 days before the launch of the new iPhone. I thought it was just a coincidence and did upgrade to 15 and it happened again. Someone on r
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Ex-Apple engineer says Apple deliberately slows older phones via updates(macobserver.com)
91 points by neya 5mo ago|74 comments
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by neya 5mo ago
The other day, I saw a clone of OpenRouter pitched as a "superior" alternative simply because they were "European" only to find out their entire stack was dependent on Cloudflare. That's why I'm always sceptica
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by neya 5mo ago
So, we're just going a full circle back now. Interesting.
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by neya 5mo ago
Hey, thanks for responding! I was just pointing out to the parent comment that going by a programming language to judge app quality is a very relative metric, so I just used Elixir to help them understand. Thanks again for your hard work on
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by neya 5mo ago
Nope. On the internet, I don't owe anyone anything, especially to someone who created a new account just to argue. Do your own research. And using your real account will elicit better quality responses. Please try it.
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by neya 5mo ago
Here's something better than that: https://github.com/plausible/analytics Elixir.

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