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by rckt 1y ago
I think the need for such a tool should be avoided by simply making reasonable PRs. And what's ironic is that I now have to review PRs written by a no-code person using AI tools. They even response to my comments using AI as well. And
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by rckt 1y ago
I opened an SVG file, copy-pasted a shape, exported the file and the new shape was wrapped in a transform tag, which was absolutely unnecessary. Won't be using this. Once there was a great app, Gravit Designer. It produced the cleanest
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by rckt 1y ago
Looks fresh.
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by rckt 1y ago
I've been using Wipr for a long time. Both on iOS and macOS and it works perfectly. I don't see any ads. When I happen to use or see other people's devices I'm amazed by the amount of ads on the screen.
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by rckt 1y ago
> Wishlist and follow dev updates How about no? Damn, this has been going on for a while now. I have around 5 titles in my wishlist that are dead by now.
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by rckt 1y ago
I think Fedora would be a better option here. At least for me. Judging by the Omarchy presentation video it feels too keyboard oriented. Hotkeys for everything. And hotkeys for AI agents? Is is opinionated indeed. Not my cup of tea.
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by rckt 1y ago
Last time I tried it there was no way to upgrade between versions. One had to reinstall the os to upgrade. But maybe this changed.
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by rckt 1y ago
Personal preference is one thing, statistics is the other. Spain for example has twice as much dogs as children. I guess it’s just a very pet loving nation. Nothing to do with the economy.
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by rckt 1y ago
Seems like all the developed countries face the same issue - people there feel insecure and are scared to make important decisions, like they choose to have a dog instead of a family/child. What puzzles me is why all these countries ac
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by rckt 1y ago
This feels like an attempt to sell vibe coding to skeptics. I don't feel there's a need to. People find their own workflows how to use AI. Some people go all in, some use it here and there, some use it to write tests, etc. I feel
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by rckt 1y ago
Sorry, but it's hard to read for me. I have to really look at what's written to recognise the letters. That's the opposite of a good font. Good font is easy to run through. But maybe it's just me.
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by rckt 1y ago
You can opt out here: https://www.linkedin.com/mypreferences/m/settings/data-for-a...
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by rckt 1y ago
Oh my god. This heading reminded me of a statement/question about keeping up to date with things in the JS world. I do it only when required by a task or (only when I have time, that I don't have much) very rarely out of curiosity
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by rckt 1y ago
The new approach they took is a disaster, technically and visually. This is a joke.
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by rckt 1y ago
> Whoever it was at Apple that decided to make this a CSS property is a genius because it makes it incredibly easy to provide different rules based on Liquid Glass support What is genius here? Create something, that nobody asked for, cre
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by rckt 1y ago
You can summarise the whole post by the meme video of Shia LaBeouf with his "Do it!" talk.
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by rckt 1y ago
I created my own cloud, exposing my Apache WebDAV server via DDNS. Using Evermusic for iOS and simply mounting it as a folder on my laptops.
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by rckt 1y ago
Simply BS. I recently struggled making the Stripe docs AI agent to give me a working answer, it wasn't event about the code, but about searching through the documentation. And who's gonna build the new stuff and not just spit out
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by rckt 1y ago
I applied to hundreds of jobs. By now it's maybe even over a thousand. Most of the time it's either no response or "we decided to move further with a candidate which is more aligned...". And later I see the same job post
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by rckt 1y ago
This one is the worst. I can't imagine the thought process behind it. How on earth it was seen as a wanted feature, and especially without a simple way to disable it? This feels like they used AI to code this AI thing in.
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by rckt 1y ago
I'm a long-time user of Wipr. Does the job perfectly.
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by rckt 1y ago
Location: Remote Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Frontend, a bit of full-stack Résumé/CV: https://rckt.cc/me Email: mail@rckt.cc I'm an FE dev with plenty of experience. Check out my webs
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by rckt 1y ago
I maintained my XMPP account for around 5 years. Talked only to one guy there. In the end I just dumped it. The potential is great, but in reality it's a very niche thing.
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by rckt 1y ago
What is the point of this? I'm not questioning the engineering part. This guy is amazing. I just don't understand the issue with iPhones' lightning port. Is there a shortage of lightning cables in the world?
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by rckt 1y ago
Yeah. The frontend world is a mess. I also faced similar issue with my personal website. Now I just keep my packages versions up to date and do any breaking changes updates as soon as possible. It's annoying, but it's better this
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by rckt 1y ago
With this topic constantly emerging from the authorities, it feels like in the end they will succeed. Money and power always win, to some extent. At least on the official level. But this will lead to those who don't agree to form their
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by rckt 1y ago
The post feels more like a rant, like the author has a beef with some sort of a project or a client. Even a static blog is easier to manage with tools rather than writing it in pure HTML. I have my personal website running on svelte. When I
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by rckt 1y ago
If it’s a tool or something similar, yeah. Information is something you have very limited control over in public space. I guess it’s more a question of the business model rather than considering this stealing or not. The whole art domain is
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by rckt 1y ago
It's debatable in every aspect. Internet - is partly public, so it's not something they couldn't expect - that somebody will try to read their articles avoiding the paywall. I personally support on a monthly basis the media t
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by rckt 1y ago
It's a bit different in practice with media. You can hear/read/see it anywhere. You can read someone's newspaper in the public transport or listen to a song in a cafeteria or watch something at your friend's house.

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