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by rezonant 3y ago
What exactly isn't happening yet?
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by rezonant 3y ago
Nice. Kinda sounds too adorable for what it is though
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by rezonant 3y ago
Both Samsung and Google now offer 7 years of software support (security and features) on their latest phones, and Samsung is increasing that from 5 years. > And then there’s also the degrading storage on many Android phones Citation need
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by rezonant 3y ago
It looks completely fine on my phone, what browser are you using? Did you perhaps leave Desktop Mode on? Since Alex is here in the comments, I'm sure he'd reply if he had fixed something between each of us reading it.
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by rezonant 3y ago
That is for actual websites. A PWA is typically something app-like. Think about it a little harder. If Apple says "only bikes are allowed in their bike store, and if you want to build something else, go put your product in a different
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by rezonant 3y ago
What sort of web experiences are you thinking of here? It kind of seems like you are thinking of websites. This isn't to say some web apps don't have ads, but then again so do some native apps.
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by rezonant 3y ago
MacOS also has sudo.
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by rezonant 3y ago
There is no need to root to install software on Android. Rooting is only required for permissions that no app (save pre installed apps), whether installed via Play store or not, can be given.
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by rezonant 3y ago
A seven day expiration alone makes it useless. Why would anyone think side loading is supported when you can't open the app anymore after 7 days? More likely to be iOS apologists looking for a narrative, they try it out and proclaim th
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by rezonant 3y ago
No I think you are mistaking the mechanism that enables this policy for some kind of Safari magic that tries to detect the purpose of the stored data. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Stor
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by rezonant 3y ago
The sibling response here covers all of the points I would say. Scott Manley has a nice video covering the history of GPS and how it works, well worth a watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ7ZAUjsycY It's not as sim
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by rezonant 3y ago
Because screenshots are in pixels, not inches.
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by rezonant 3y ago
If you see a comment complaining about a paywall, it's usually a request for someone to archive it for everyone's benefit, and it's usually a request that gets fulfilled.
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by rezonant 3y ago
> Um. Can you give me an example to pad that out a bit? Your example of using a render() function is already an example of this. You can parameterize render() to provide data to the template from the caller without utilizing untyped glob
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by rezonant 3y ago
All of those variables are global, there's no way to establish an interface between the caller and the callee without using functions. You could certainly have a shared understanding of what variables have been injected into a global,
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by rezonant 3y ago
> If you need guard rails to keep you from performing database manipulations in your views you have other problems to worry about. Those problems are called "junior developers", and I think we'd all like to avoid them, but
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by rezonant 3y ago
Discerning developers avoid PHP for the reasons you mention, and yet it powers a frightening percentage of the Web. React is popular for the same reason as PHP. I can only hope the industry corrects for this soon, because I challenge you to
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by rezonant 3y ago
In defense of the PHP community, things like Symfony attempt to create some sanity when it comes to separation of concerns. Unfortunately, when people talk about PHP they inevitably talk about raw, framework less PHP and act like it's
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by rezonant 3y ago
> Sadly no amount of frameworks or templating engines can stop a bad programmer from writing bad code, It's not a matter of whether the code is bad or not, but how bad . The entire point of frameworks is to add guard rails to help
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by rezonant 3y ago
Templating systems produce output based on a template and a set of data. PHP produces output based on imperative code that can do anything. While you can certainly adhere to your templates only consuming data (ie some kind of view model), i
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by rezonant 3y ago
> Now why no one bats an eye at node/react doing this very thing and calling it JSX is beyond me but... Hey don't drag Node into this, you aren't forced to do any of that. React to me feels like SPA developers discovering
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by rezonant 3y ago
Well, quality over quantity.
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by rezonant 3y ago
There seems to be something about what these AI apps do that causes the false positives, because Ollama itself also triggers Windows defender https://github.com/ollama/ollama/issues/2519
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by rezonant 3y ago
Ironically Ollama is also struggling with this sort of thing, see https://github.com/ollama/ollama/issues/2519 Code signing helps by having an avenue by which you can establish reliable reputation, and then u
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by rezonant 3y ago
Agreed, but I imagine this might be a licensing restriction or something.
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by rezonant 3y ago
This is somewhat true, and frustrates me to no end as someone who builds web video stuff. For what it's worth it's only somewhat true. If you exit the browser while video is playing, the video is paused. If you then go to the Medi
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by rezonant 3y ago
Yes this is perplexing. I have asked YouTube reps point blank about this but have never received any useful answer. As far as I can tell, it seems to be because the members only stuff uses the same system as YouTube's paid video rental
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by rezonant 3y ago
I'm not sure where I stand on the efficacy of DNSSEC but... 2024: > where about 40% of all our domains have DNSSEC (and that number is constantly climbing) > Originally written as a two year old comment of mine: < https:/
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by rezonant 3y ago
While there's certainly a feedback cycle involved, market cap is decided by investors in the large. The stock price is just reflecting buys and sells of those investors. People believe AI has a lot of money and hype in it, and Nvidia
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by rezonant 3y ago
Well there's not really a trillion dollars on the line. This is a valuation, not revenue. All this says is that AI and LLMs are extremely over hyped, and the market believes Nvidia's tech is the only viable supplier of the platfor

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