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pjerem
3y ago
More cooks = bigger kitchen which is impossible in tiny restaurants of city centers. I also doubt it’s a good decision to invest in bigger real estate and more employees while the delivery companies are always on the edge of going bankrupt
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3y ago
> They can either allow third party browsers the elevated system access that Safari currently has That’s a fable. Apple have a good history in security design. There is absolutely no way Safari have some "system access" that an
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3y ago
Like when it happens on MacOS ? Oh wait…
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pjerem
3y ago
Because it never ever happened on any other platform including MacOS.
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OpenLara GBA: Tomb Raider in 3D on Gameboy Advance
(gamebrew.org)
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pjerem
3y ago
> Medical risks are always very real for anything. Sure, and that'w why my doctor don't want to operate me on lasik because of amblyopia.
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3y ago
> What is the app that will make you buy Apple Vision Pro 3 in 2 years? I don’t know and I think, neither Apple. But I do think that, like the GPS embedded in the smartphone 15 years ago, AR is full of potential to change the world but w
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3y ago
Yup. It may be totally anecdotal but from the last 3 people I know who did it, 1 is happy with the result, another is struggling with bad dry eyes, and another one have had his vision worsened on one eye without possible correction. I know
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pjerem
3y ago
Of course the $3500 have better tech than the $399 thing. We still have to see what sellable product Apple will throw at us. Actually I’m pretty confident that Apple may be onto something and that it’s maybe the "next big thing".
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3y ago
I’m not in the US so, YMMV, but in France, I subscribed a "legal insurance". It will cover enough fees to at least give you enough insight about what is happening, if you should defend your case, if you are faulty or if you should
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3y ago
I actually have a hard time loving my remarkable. Such incredible ergonomics wasted by poor software. It could be such an impressive device with some extensions (not even apps) marketplace. I don’t want it to be another tablet with YouTube
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pjerem
3y ago
Oh, i was clicking thinking "meh, how could I code with the Minecraft font" but I’m actually positively impressed by your font. I will try it :)
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pjerem
3y ago
I was just joking
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pjerem
3y ago
Dozens of Excel spreadsheets all across the room. Jira boards to the left, performance dashboards to the right, Gantt diagrams all over the ceiling. That’s what some people are dreaming at night.
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pjerem
3y ago
Wasn’t this guy working in the WebKit team at Apple for years before ? It’s still really impressive but he is not the new kid in town when we talk about developing browsers.
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pjerem
3y ago
I agree. In fact it’s pretty wild to think that Facebook used to be somehow … sane. Before engagement algorithms, influencers and news outlets everywhere … it was just what your friends did today. It was mostly stupid and sentimental but th
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pjerem
3y ago
In my experience, potential gambling addiction has nothing to do with rationality or smartness.
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pjerem
3y ago
It doesn’t looks like you can use an SD card. I can easily see myself buying one of those, adding a 512Gb uSD card on it and ditch Spotify.
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pjerem
3y ago
I was referring to the fact that they had to stop new _paid_ subscriptions because they weren’t able to deploy enough resources.
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3y ago
Also, imo, a lot of companies greatly underestimate the real runtime cost of AI. You can’t just throw AI into your existing product and hope that it will fly. Even the most impressive implementations will hit the hard wall of money. Adding
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pjerem
3y ago
Just scroll a little further. It’s not just another syntax for config files.
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3y ago
> You literally have a redirect() in next.js routing you to another URL I was not accurate enough. In Django you can just pass your database entity to redirect(). Since you can define directly in the models how to resolve their "Rea
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3y ago
> Django in Typescript is Next.js / T3 stack I’m sorry but no. In Django, every parts of the framework are tightly integrated in smart ways to make you more productive. You can write things like "redirect(entity)" to redir
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pjerem
3y ago
Try Jellyfin. It’s the same thing Plex once was but fully open source.
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pjerem
3y ago
As long as what fulfill you is helping others, you’ll find enough things to do for at least 100k years.
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3y ago
For what it’s worth, I started my current project with the good old Django framework. I haven’t touched it for mostly a decade and my god it’s just a pleasure. You just write your domain code and the framework handles everything else. But m
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pjerem
3y ago
Make it learn that woziboza is a green cloud shaped like a washing machine ?
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pjerem
3y ago
Ok, try this :) https://youtube.com/watch?v=Wlq6fFOqI28
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3y ago
At the end of the day, I do agree with you. My point wasn’t against the developers who acted like this and if they were right or wrong to do so. My point was about the fact that the knowledge barrier between developers ("R&D")
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3y ago
I think it’s different for developers. They know that for other people (even for their hierarchy), they are just doing mystical, abstract "work". In my experience, a lot of developers learn to use this to convince themselves and e
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