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by port11 7mo ago
Anecdotal but I never had more hand pain than when I ordered a Magic Trackpad and tried to commit to it. Pretty bad cramps after a few weeks.
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by port11 7mo ago
https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ Short delay: depends on your DPA, I doubt any country is fast enough. On the other hand, this is the legitimate interest of GitHub, so it would require investigation, maybe even litigatio
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by port11 7mo ago
As to better or cheaper homelab: depends on the build. AMD AI Max builds do exist, and they also use unified memory. I could argue the competition was, for a long time, selling much more affordable RAM, so you could get a better build o
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by port11 7mo ago
The Charter has been used by the courts to shoot down incoming legislation. So, in a way, those pieces of paper mean everything, as without them legislation would pass without the judiciary branch being a check on the Bloc’s powers. Your co
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by port11 7mo ago
Given the current sentiment towards Israel in most of Europe, manipulating elections might not be the cleverest way to win our sympathy again.
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by port11 7mo ago
GitHub mobile requires login, sadly.
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by port11 7mo ago
My experience in Belgium is that people also have very different expectations for foam and aroma. Also: our beers are quite strong and often double or triple fermented (or more), so there’s plenty of space in a glass to account for foam. Ju
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by port11 7mo ago
I also want to recommend it, but only to those who enjoy figuring out why their installation is broken after what was a harmless minor or even patch release. The amount of configuration updates, broken plugins… on top of what was already a
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by port11 7mo ago
I’ve no idea what you’re using, but “I simply paste” isn’t giving me good results at all. An hour ago Gemini decided it needed to scan my entire home folder to find the test file I asked it to look into. Sonnet will definitely try to instal
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by port11 7mo ago
Kudos for bringing more competition to the space, regardless of being a rebranding and etc. Minor gripe: cookie notice despite using only required first-party cookies. You’re from here, come on, go read the GDPR!
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by port11 8mo ago
TBF it’s not palatable to everyone. I found Claude Code hard to use, but willingly pay for Opus and Sonnet used with a different tool.
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by port11 8mo ago
> There’s never been a better time for customers to upgrade from a previous generation… Of all the stupid things Apple has said lately, this is the most obtuse, pro-market-insulting nonsense. Intel-based Macs were knee-deep in issues App
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by port11 8mo ago
ZFS got me into a weird race condition with systemd trying to unlock different filesystems that it couldn’t find because the root system itself wasn’t ready. ZFS-on-root is itself not really recommended, but you work around that.
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by port11 8mo ago
I read it as criticism on how the native APIs don’t give you a sure-fire way of getting to a consistent native UI. Case in point is Apple’s own software, with some of its apps looking completely out of place despite being built on native
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by port11 8mo ago
I keep being told that a proper harness makes agents better, but no one has shown me exactly what is it that gives them such amazing results. Yesterday Gemini burned 40 minutes trying to diagnose a failed Expo build and going into loops of
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by port11 8mo ago
Isn’t the iPad already competing in these segments? Because unless reality has changed dramatically, this is still fairly pricey and a full-fledged laptop that doesn’t make for direct competition with Chromebooks. Even in my home country of
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by port11 8mo ago
This sounds like one recipe for burnout, much like Aderal was making everyone code faster until their brain couldn’t keep up with its own backlog.
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by port11 8mo ago
I think your view is lazy. The article explains some of the actual reasons, none of which have to do with laziness. I’ve built for Electron and did a course on Swift for macOS apps. Not out of laziness, but I don’t think I’d ever build nati
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by port11 8mo ago
I’m firmly anti-Tahoe and haven’t updated, and I’ve started to find Apple despicable. But… Anyone saying they had no trouble migrating away is either lying or delusional. Just off the top of my head: external accessory issues when Linux wak
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by port11 8mo ago
I believe they could “afford” it, given their staggering valuation. And, by being the ones with sense, they might even attract the kind of customer that wants to do business with companies with principles! The audacity, eh?
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by port11 8mo ago
Sure, but a subsidiary has their own Terms, Privacy Policy, list of sub-processors, etc.
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by port11 8mo ago
Here’s the problem I have with your take (even if I agree): LinkedIn has a product to sell. You’re not supposed to be the product, because companies pay to advertise job postings, they sell career tools, sales tools, etc. At what point is
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by port11 8mo ago
“I handed over a lot of personal information to my bank, so every website wanting the same level of access is nothing special to me.”
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by port11 8mo ago
It’s half the price for now , let them gain market traction and ser the price come up. GCP isn’t exactly affordable.
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by port11 8mo ago
My experience with Antigravity was that 3 Pro can reason itself out of Gemini’s typical loops, but won’t actually achieve it (it gets stuck). 3 Flash usually doesn't get into any loops, but then again, it’s also not really following pr
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by port11 8mo ago
‘Technology is neutral’ is one of the most cynical excuses, as it permits developers to remain in a child-like fantasyland where consequences do not exist, and shifts the blame to… nowhere I guess, since we also don’t like regulation or mor
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by port11 8mo ago
I’ve reported a few things, none of it got fixed or acknowledged. Providing video evidence too!
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by port11 8mo ago
Oh, thank god, it had been a week since we last saw a post about AI killing something. It’s subscriptions this time, all users will be vibe coding apps on their spare time.
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by port11 9mo ago
The prolific inventor’s dilemma. But to be fair developers have been making whatever they want since the beginning. Sometimes there doesn’t have to be a ‘why?’.
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by port11 9mo ago
0% interest to defend Big Don’t Be Evil, but success rates for most businesses, new or existing, are low. Succeeding at 10% of their ventures isn’t that bad, considering they add up to the trillions of dollars of valuation for big G.

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