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by oefrha 1y ago
> they are 'fancy' enough to be able to write code yet at the same time they can't be trusted to do stuff which can be solved with a simple hook. Humans are fancy enough to be able to write code yet at the same time they c
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by oefrha 1y ago
I never benchmarked this, so just guessing from principles, take this with a grain of salt. Channel isn't a broadcast mechanism (except when you call close on the channel), so a naive channel-based broadcaster implementation like the o
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by oefrha 1y ago
It’s a fairly standard broadcaster based on sync.Cond.
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It’s not irreplaceable going forward. It’s irreplaceable for all the non-upgradable devices in the field with GPS only.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Time spent on typesetting produces immediately visible results (however minor). Actual research doesn’t. It’s the classic feedback loop problem, so like you said, procrastinating students devote lots of time to largely pointless but seeming
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by oefrha 1y ago
You mean extraordinary evidence like selling Apple Ads and associated attribution data that third parties aren't allowed to collect? Their ads revenue is now $10B+ and growing. You must know nothing about the mobile measurement industr
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by oefrha 1y ago
That’s the thing about modern capitalism. Making profit isn’t enough, the profit has to keep growing. So once the market is saturated, you either reduce perks, jack up prices, bundle new features to jack up prices (my GSuite bills doubled i
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by oefrha 1y ago
Tipping isn’t “almost mandatory”. People were happily driving Ubers before they even introduced the tipping feature in-app. My rating is based on taking hundreds of rides while living for years on both coasts, in CA and NJ. Out of all those
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by oefrha 1y ago
And yours isn’t a single anecdote? Oh wait, it’s actually not: > If you don't tip, the driver will give you a 1/5 rating. It’s a definitive, and provably false statement.
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That’s straight up false. I don’t tip and my Uber passenger rating was ~4.95 last I checked.
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> But I am concerned a "OS for the EU" Initiative will end up like all EU IT projects, that being smothered by red tape and (political) comitee stewardship. No need to worry then, this is not a EU IT project at all, just some I
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by oefrha 1y ago
Safari is the new IE not because they refuse to implement questionable new web “standards”, but because - It has all sorts of random quirks in their supposedly supported features; - Mobile Safari has even more quirks; - No other major brows
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by oefrha 1y ago
That people assume proper use of punctuation and clear writing are signals of AI just tells you about the sorry state of education. And it’s only going downhills from here.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Plus if you want to use functions inside queries, SQLite UDFs can be used from any language. E.g. for Node the better-sqlite3 binding has supported UDFs for ages; the new experimental node:sqlite also appears to have support[1][2], though I
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by oefrha 1y ago
That's just the standard Accept-Language header, not unique to Safari or macOS at all. It's up to the server to interpret and respond to the header, and they mostly don't do what gp wants, i.e. they usually serve the translat
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by oefrha 1y ago
What Google does is “don’t resolve shit”. When I was a Google Fi customer paying $60-80/mo, so more than the vast majority of Google users, their customer support was completely useless (but at least polite, I’ll give them that). They
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by oefrha 1y ago
Don’t know what you’re talking about. I read an HN comment saying here’s a well researched article, followed the link, and found a trust-me-bro article. Where did I ask for advice from an HN commenter?
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by oefrha 1y ago
Yes, I don’t trust that either.
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We're talking about a narrative that's affecting tens of billions of investment dollars, possibly more. I'm not gonna "trust me bro" anyone on this.
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The provided source for every concrete figure on DS in that article is "we are confident that", "we believe" or something equivalent. How is it any better researched than any other article with a conflicting set of belie
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by oefrha 1y ago
That “architecture of the parent OS” is so shitty they had to introduce a first party “Dev Drive” mode to disable said architecture wholesale so that developer workflows aren’t crippled. Think about that. I assume you either don’t really kn
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by oefrha 1y ago
I had a look at the community feed thingy on the right-hand side of https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zerebro/ , oh boy, never have I seen such a high concentration of scammers scamming each other in broad dayli
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by oefrha 1y ago
Interesting, IIRC I did free up quite a bit of disk space when I removed all the clones, but I also deleted a lot of other stuff that time so I could be mistaken. du(1) being unaware of APFS clones makes it hard to tell.
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by oefrha 1y ago
> The call to page.evaluate just hangs, and the browser dies silently. browser.close() is never reached, which can cause memory leaks over time. Not just memory leaks. Since a couple months ago, if you use Chrome via playwright etc. on m
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When all the potential hard evidence is in India and tightly controlled, of course it impacts your (and everyone else’s) ability to get evidence. According to CNN people had to delete video evidence of jet crashes, and journalists weren’t a
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by oefrha 1y ago
Ask your government to uncensor the Internet and you’ll probably get plenty of credible evidence in addition to the partial confirmation by the French side and anonymous local officials. According to CNN both sides are smart enough to not c
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> One of the perks was free sodas Really bad for health, especially for people working into the night and presumably don’t get enough exercise.
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It’s your country, I’m just a neutral on the outside. If you want to take the stance of “fake news”, “no evidence of that” unless India publicly admits it, by all means. I don’t count on that happening though because there’s obviously “appe
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I’m sure this Reuters report with photos of wreckage is fake news: https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/three-fighter-jet...
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by oefrha 1y ago
The differentiator of Cursor is it’s way smarter at basic code completion than GitHub Copilot. I pay for Cursor instead of GitHub Copilot even though I get the latter for free from open source contributions, and I made that decision after f

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