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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Voice Assistance was a thing long before Siri, and was arguably more useful because it was less smart, the keywords worked more predictably.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
My current "favorite" bug is how contacts get randomly merged on iOS. I've called the wrong friend multiple times and it's completely unacceptable for such a basic and core function of iOS.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Apple has completely lost the high ground it earned during the OS X high times, paired with the relentless innovation of the iPod and iPhone. If they were smart they would focus on refinement in this era of gradual and boring innovation, so
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Just let people run sway on macOS.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I try not to succumb to this attitude. Humans are remarkably able to build systems and technology to solve complex problems. The fact that we aren't making the needed changes now fast enough doesn't rule out that we might as it be
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Space is cool, and I support the scientific work some of its pioneers discover. But the category of people who believe space travel is somehow the solution to problems on Earth give me headaches.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Aside from async/await which I agree is somewhat janky syntaxtically, I'm curious what you consider to be janky. I think Rust is overall pretty nice to read and write. Patterns show up where you want them, type inference is somewh
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Excited to hear this.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I too wonder about this. I'd love to see someone build a simulated "fast decay" SSD which can show how various firmware actually behaves.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
> It’s not decentralised, it’s persisted to Postgres, but loaded in memory on startup. How are changes to permissions managed I wonder.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Why is satisfies needed at all, when can't. Typescript realize that `a` satisfies `Rect` automatically?
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I've always been conflicted on them. I like that they allow me to be more explicit about things which are read from input or parsed out as strings vs internal parts of my program (I rarely call .to_sym), but I've also lost time to
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
With high enough resolution does color depth become less important when you also dither?
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I'll try to keep this in mind. This comment clearly is just frustration (which I believe to be warranted, but still unwelcome here) and I'm sorry for that. Other recent posts related to the Apple ecosystem I think don't fall
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Oh I totally agree with you. The logic in my comment wasn't that you need to have written considerably amounts of code to be expecting this, just that to not be expecting this would make me think you hadn't. If that makes sense. O
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Funny, another commenter on this post was saying the opposite, that Rust was likely being used to just port existing features and that was easier because there were probably good tests for it already. If you've actually written conside
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
> Also, no one could tell me where exactly our "self-hosted" models even ran (turns out 50% of the time its just OpenAI/Anthropic) This part is honestly the most worrying to me, as compliance with customers and legal would
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Cool, thanks for the transparency and info. I'm really rooting for you guys, and your direction and quality is exciting to see.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
They "work"... but instead of switching back from the alt screen and giving you your terminal back, they open a gimped little window within vim which makes it hard to navigate, copy, and search for things in the output.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Oh, that's unfortunate. Why not support it at all, even if just for people who are kinda hacking it in?
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Problem is video is expensive and compression can get bad. I agree being able to see the pointer is important, since not everyone is good about moving the cursor around.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I just have a few plugins which help. Mainly the LSP for gotodef and popovers for type info, etc. This was what finally made me transition to neovim. Also a tree viewer, Startify, and :Rg for ripgrep integration. Those are my big ones. Sadl
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Pair programming can be really great. Or horrible. Depends entirely on the people. This would be good for code-walks too though. Instead of having to share your screen and hope the video comes through well. Everyone can follow along in the
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
Zed is the only modern IDE-like editor which is fast enough to replace (n)vim for me. I plan to use it for more and more projects, but I've had minor issues with it's Vi-mode. I'll always remain someone plugged into vim becau
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I would love to see collab servers take the same path as LSPs in being standarized and integrated across various editors and IDEs. I would love to work more closely with my VSCode peers, for example. Of course some features may be outside t
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
It could be easier, but it is supported AFAIK: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/8260#issuecomme...
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
You can either use the tap which is posted in another one of my replies, or install it from the releases and remove the quarantine flag yourself as describes in both the issue I linked and my blog post from 4 years ago. Or you can build it
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
There's a third party tap now: https://github.com/m99coder/homebrew-tap Time will tell if it's kept up to date.
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I wasn't trying to frame it that way. I have never had to deal with this personally, so that's just how I see it. It's not a big deal, and people have been ignoring it for years with gas. It's just going to be more obvio
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by nixpulvis 11mo ago
I mean, I hate that our lives are becoming consistently more and more surveilled, but this doesn't shock me. I've assumed my Google search history is accessible, despite not even being logged in. Of course they are saving conversa

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