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by raydev 4y ago
> gets comedians and entertaining accounts back on board So is this a generational thing? Much like YouTube, where I spend a lot of my time instead of watching TV, the people I follow on Twitter are practically nobodies posting really fu
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by raydev 4y ago
That's great for you, but go tell that to someone who's lost all hope. If there's no hope then there's little incentive to work hard.
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by raydev 4y ago
> And got rid of the best parts of their catalog I'm not sure they have much of a choice in the matter, given the remaining movie producing companies are trying to fund/build alternatives. Netflix would gladly host all the late
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by raydev 4y ago
Just to add to this, we live in a town of ~50k people about 2 hours out of Toronto, and house prices are up 20% yearly since before COVID. 2-3 bedroom houses, are brushing up against $1million this year. Not as bad as other parts of Canada
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by raydev 4y ago
He explicitly talks about his failures at the end. I don't think a narcissist would get that far. Although you did say you're projecting, so maybe this is not useful.
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by raydev 4y ago
> but it's unlikely that it encompasses the sole reason their marriage fell apart And he says as much in the article. It's frustrating to read all these comments that are clearly written without reading the entire thing!
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He covers the lack of empathy pretty well if you read to the end.
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by raydev 4y ago
Looks like you didn't read the article in full?
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by raydev 4y ago
This reminds me, my friend and I were the only people we knew who'd even used the internet in the late 90s so no one was around to correct us, and 3 of the apparently incorrect pronounciations we had agreed on were: - war-ehz - gee-aw-
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by raydev 4y ago
> Uh no. The old client's chat transcript was using WebView for display with a bunch of custom-fed CSS/HTML/DOM that was built in code. The rest of the app was good ol' AppKit. Yes, I overstepped, the sidebar was prob
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by raydev 4y ago
The Apple Music app was effectively an Electron app for a few years before the Catalyst version arrived, just a shell around webviews. And even now, there's still a bunch of webviews in the app today. Mac Messages was comically just a
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by raydev 5y ago
Was this common in the US? I spent a bunch of time on the phone in the late 90s at several of my family members houses (I was a social kid) and any time someone hung up I'm pretty sure I'd hear the busy signal if I left the phone
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“Could”. Still waiting to see the evidence that it happened.
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> learning Flutter means learning the language Dart I think any current experienced software developer can easily switch between 3 or 4 popular languages, and pick up Dart quickly too since it's not that different from everything el
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> Microsoft tried [...] and failed. They didn't fail, they quit. You can't build something as enormous and complex as a modern and performant web browser that keeps up with modern standards for only 3.5 years. They did the same
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What's a high quality programmable gaming mouse that doesn't require an app to manage it?
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by raydev 5y ago
I think it is exactly sideloading that is the key issue. Because Apple still pretends it's a tiny company, it has little obsessions that it pursues, it will ship a feature, and then leave it to rot with few to no improvements for years
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Do you want me to leave the Apple ecosystem?(lapcatsoftware.com)
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by raydev 5y ago
That's the correct model. I haven't tested for color accuracy or HDR. No Linux. Does not get "blurry" while I'm gaming. My only recent comparisons are my new 16" M1 MBP and my 1440p Dell U2719 monitor (provided
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> treated people in ways they felt uncomfortable with He was outright abusive in many of his relationships and interactions, professional and personal. We shouldn't tip-toe around that fact.
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What do you mean big enough? You don't think there's any profits here?
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by raydev 5y ago
> it's all about latency. Not just latency, but framerate too. I wanted to build a gaming PC that would double as a Windows dev machine, so I wanted more pixels than 1080p. Even with my 3090, I can only reasonably do 1440p @ 240Hz,
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by raydev 5y ago
> I would be furious if my ex-employer was giving me bad references just because I wanted to work-from-home or asked for a higher salary. And I would similarly not go around vilifying my ex-employer just because they wanted to offer me a
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by raydev 5y ago
Yep, just set boundaries. If your boundaries become a problem for someone higher up, they will raise it with you. Don't ask, just do. Too many people assume they need to take meetings whenever and they'll put up with it quietly fo
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by raydev 5y ago
> In principle, I agree, but I should point out that "No meetings outside regular daylight hours" and "My employer shouldn't care where in the world I do my job" are not compatible with each other. Not if you&#x2
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Is the person you're replying to a corporation that makes over 15 billion a year?
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Not just good practice, it's default with Xcode. Someone must have messed up some configuration/flags while they were breaking the frameworks up maybe?
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> It boggles my mind that anyone invests precious time and effort chasing such a fickle group of users This "fickle group of users" is eager to spend money, moreso than other groups of users.
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I'd argue that if Swift isn't more popular, it is certainly more visible than Rust. And probably just more popular. Apple's marketing around Swift advertises the "open source" aspect, and there's a lot of money
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> Given similar practice regimens and training/feedback, But that's the point, I think. Sure, "natural talent" might lead to a reduction in necessary practice time, but what if you spent 1.5x or 2x or 3x the time, or

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