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3y ago
In other GPS thoughts, I've wondered if Google is responsible for a bunch of the seeming grid lock. In the past I feel like people drove down the main streets but now, when the main street fills, Google Maps, and probably Apple Maps an
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3y ago
By every measure (go read and told up the CVEs), Chrome has a better security track record than Safari. That means by not allowing users to use Chrome (or a Chromium variant), Apple is forcing users to use a less secure browser and a less s
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3y ago
Some people clearly don't care about the price. I saw a food delivery person delivering a single drink from starbucks to someone in my apartment complex.
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3y ago
Those same workers then need to buy things at the new higher prices.
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3y ago
I downloaded the flutter sdk abd built a sample app. it had the similar issues to the web app.
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3y ago
I hate that google shuts down things too and I wonder what things I should avoid at the same time, I know that nearly every company, google no exception, has less person power than they need. So at some point a triage happens because they c
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3y ago
When I go to flutter examples and go to the first one https://flutter.github.io/samples/web/material_3_demo/ I find everything is rendered in a canvas. This means it's not accessibility friendly. It mean
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3y ago
No, they were recording data from every user in any browser that accessed google.com and their other sites. That behavior is normal for the majority of sites on the internet. AFAICT, reading the article, Google is going to stop collecting d
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3y ago
> > it also seems payment terminals at the grocery store needed special support for the Apple/Google Pay apps. > They don't. Unless a given POS terminal is buggy, it'll work anywhere that otherwise accepts the underl
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3y ago
they should privatize like Japan did. setup the correct insentives like Japan did and it seems to work. train companies own hotels, malls, grocery stores, office building, and apartments at and near their stations. This creates a virtuous c
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3y ago
I agree transit is the solution but NYC transit is kind of crap and it will take decades and billions to get it up to the standards of more mondern systems. Just lowering the price is not enough. More lines and a cleaner safer system would
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3y ago
What is the UX experience for basic web HTML input elements? (text/date/range/slider/select/...) Have they been changed for visionOS? How about flutter apps like https://flutter.github.io/samples
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3y ago
I don't want to defend medical care in the USA. I lived in a different country for a long time and loved the access it provided though not every thing was good. But, even there, Japan, they are struggling to provide the care needed. I&
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3y ago
Seems a perfect fit for a web based version I loved The Sentinel when it came out but part of that love was the awe at seeing solid 3d on my 8bit C64 in an era when most 3d was wire frame like Elite, Sublogic Flight Simulator, Gunship, etc.
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3y ago
I am slightly embarrassed to say that yes, I watch movies over and over. All of them off of a shared hard drive using Kodi on an Apple TV to watch. I recently through away all my CDs, DVDs, and BluRay after carrying them from apartment to a
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3y ago
Does ChatGPT which is what the op was comparing to? I've been using both ChatGPT and Gemini (both the paid versions), more and more. My habit is to go search on Google, get frustrated I can't get a relevant result. As Gemini or Ch
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3y ago
A huge problem is privacy > without upload to a server Doesn't matter. If the app has to render them then it can still send them to the server. If the app does not render directly it can still infer them by doing collision testing a
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3y ago
I wonder if landlords should be required to disclose noise sources. As a renter there's no easy way for you to know that every Friday night the bar a block away has music so loud you can hear it in your apartment til 2am or that a band
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3y ago
I don't know if there is a connection but the last shot of Laputa (Miyazaki) looks surprisingly like the last shot of Silent Running.
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3y ago
The suit is not about user choice between iPhone and Android. The suit is about control 60% of the digital market. Sure, a user can go buy a different phone. But, an App developer can not reasonable not support iPhone given it has 60% of th
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3y ago
No, the question is "does one company have too much influence over the digital economy". The answer is yes. Apple has influence over 60% of the population. They extract 30% from all digital transactions. If you want to sell digita
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3y ago
I lived in Japan for 18 years. Japan is not known for people following any of the advice in this article > Stop seeking your One True Passion 1000s of examples of Japanese people following their passion to extremes exceeding most non-Jap
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3y ago
Your mobile device is a gateway to much of the world. You seem to think it would be okay for a car manufacture to make it impossible to use your car except to drive to business that pay the car maker 30% of every purchase. I'm guessing
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3y ago
You realize the world market is irrelevant. If some company has a monopoly in France, they don't care whether or not that company has less market in other countries. Apple has a monopoly in the USA and so the USA is going to try to br
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3y ago
Yes, if someone locks you in a prison cell you're safe. Except from the warden and guards. You get to read only what they let you, eat only what they let you. But, you're safe
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3y ago
The obvious answer would seem to be he's afraid of the (slow) death of C++ which is his legacy/child. No one wants to see their work thrown on the scrap pile of history.
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3y ago
> If you started a brand new C++ project today, using only the modern, safe ways of doing things and including only dependencies that do the same, OK, fine. My impression is this is not effectively true. It's not easy to follow all
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3y ago
Amazing! I find it interesting that at https://suno.ai the prompt "make a song for your workout" IMO failed. It's a nice song but it's not a song I'd think of as "for your workout". Not as amaz
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I also used an HP3000 I endorse the "blink of an eye" thing. My guess is it probably depends on how your life went. For me, I always wanted a family. I was always told "don't rush it, don't worry. You'll meet s
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3y ago
I just choose not to use it. if I follow a link and there is an ad per paragraph and video starts playing I close the tab. it's rare the page I was about to look at was actually important
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