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1. 271.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   I use a MacBook Air with 8 GB of memory and it's fine. If I've got a browser and VSCode and Blender and PrusaSlicer and Claude and XCode all open it gets a little slow, but Mac is very good at memory management these days. Someone
2. 272.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   Re: the power brick, do these things not charge off USB C? Insane if not.
3. 273.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   My understanding is that AWS budget actions also operate on a delay. I love using AWS at work but I'm never giving it my personal credit card as long as I can't turn off auto-billing.
4. 274.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   I think they just don't know about the Magic Keyboard.
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   by post-it 8mo ago

   Adding my opinion: Sequoia was fine and so is Tahoe on a base M2. Can't say I've noticed a usability difference. I also prefer using a trackpad over a mouse and I don't know very many keyboard shortcuts, and I only use one mo
6. 276.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   We might not hear about any contracts that happen.
7. 277.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   Canada isn't interested in being part of a country that's 50% American either.
8. 278.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   Playing Roblox at age 10 shortly after it launched is what inspired me to learn to code.
9. 279.▲
   by post-it 8mo ago

   Yes, but sometimes you want just important non-error logs to go to the console or journal, and then those plus verbose logs to go to a file that gets rotated, and then also stderr on top of that.
10. 280.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    Multiple levels of logging, all of which you want to capture but not all in the same place.
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    by post-it 8mo ago

    I've never felt nagged. Every time I get one of those popups, which isn't too often, I think "neat, good to know." It's inconvenient that apps can't do long-running operations in the background outside of a few
12. 282.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    Likely some kind of complex refresh operation that kicks off when entering the foreground and takes a few seconds to complete before overwriting your state.
13. 283.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    I've had a very good experience getting Claude to use OpenSCAD to generate medium-complexity 3D models (braille dice). It struggles with figuring out how to rotate things correctly, so it's only a semi-automated process.
14. 284.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    That's the nature of disclosure deadlines. Talk is cheap. If they didn't disclose when they said they would, Google wouldn't feel any pressure to fix the issue.
15. 285.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    It's because there's clearly a near-1:1 ratio of input to output. I also noticed some LLMisms, and I suspect the author may have ran the text (perhaps in the form of a large number of bullet points) through an LLM. But because he&
16. 286.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    It's literally 100% Radix's fault?
17. 287.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    This is the status quo. APK installation is disabled by default, and there is a warning when you go to enable it.
18. 288.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    > you would eliminate all usage of innerHTML The mythical refactor where all deprecated code is replaced with modern code. I'm not sure it has ever happened. I don't have an alternative of course, adding new methods while keepi
19. 289.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    realSetSafeHTML()
20. 290.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    Hey man, I've seen you posting salty comments a lot recently. Are you sure you're getting a positive experience out of this forum? I spend a lot of time online and when I start posting the way you do, I find that a day or two of m
21. 291.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    GitHub is free, a VPS isn't.
22. 292.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    If I'm understanding the paper correctly, the bursts had a mean duration of 0.14 seconds, which for a 1000 W microwave would expose you to 140 joules, enough to heat about a shot's worth of water by 1°C. Seems plenty fast to me.
23. 293.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    The hardware isn't there yet. Apple's neural engine is neat and has some uses but it just isn't in the same league as Claude right now. We'll get there.
24. 294.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    AGPL would
25. 295.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    Yeah absolutely. Figuring out which, if any, drugs can be used to control people is extremely valuable for defence, not to mention offence. Same with the fascist Japanese frostbite experiments. Let me be clear: these were all wrong and u
26. 296.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    Looking at blueprints will not tell you if a bridge was built correctly. It will tell you if a bridge could have been built correctly.
27. 297.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    > Nobody needs these narcisstic, BS spewing pseudo-networking places. I mean I got my last job through LinkedIn. I'm currently interviewing at a few places, half of which came from LinkedIn. So I personally clearly do need LinkedIn,
28. 298.▲
    by post-it 8mo ago

    Only until they develop some kind of pre-AI minifier and sourcemap tool.
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    by post-it 8mo ago

    You couldn't do that with civil engineering, because checking if a bridge was built correctly is actually really hard, and it's why it's such a process for engineers to sign off on phases of construction.
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    by post-it 8mo ago

    Yes it is, and no they didn't. Apple has to allow (heavily restricted) alternative app stores, and I'm not clear on whether any actually exist right now.