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by rs186 1y ago
This phone/carrier nonsense is just stupid. I had lots of trouble with Wi-Fi calling on Android phones: * A phone purchased outside US/unlocked but non mainstream (aka not Samsung/Pixel) phone purchased in the US cannot enabl
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by rs186 1y ago
The repo is full of big AI words without any metrics/benchmark. People are correct to question it. If anything, Microsoft needs to show something meaningful to make people believe it's worth trying it out.
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by rs186 1y ago
> A lot of developers either don’t use coding agents to their full potential Define "full potential". Sounds like you are just making things up to sell your product.
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by rs186 1y ago
> Redundant meeting hours (lower level) -- Number of meeting hours a person spent in a meeting with both their manager and their skip-level manager present in the meeting. Food for thought: If Microsoft is already monitoring this, maybe
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by rs186 1y ago
Nobody believes the policy or even cares about the policy. They need to use the service, because everyone else is using the service, and they don't have a choice. Plain and simple.
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by rs186 1y ago
Most open source projects receive $0 a year from companies that use them.
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by rs186 1y ago
Someone please explain to me the value of being able to interact with Figma via Gemini CLI? Why would I want to do that?
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by rs186 1y ago
In theory or in practice?
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by rs186 1y ago
It is a command from the top, possibly very top aka CEO. What the community thinks doesn't matter. What matters is how much ad money they earn and how much of your private information they can track.
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by rs186 1y ago
Microsoft is not known for high compensation. Stable job and good WLB that is. Although that becomes a question as well with the recent layoffs.
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by rs186 1y ago
I think the word "standard" carries a certain meaning.
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by rs186 1y ago
That argument could apply to every company who build their business on AI (except Nvidia) but we haven't seen any notable initiative or any significant movement in the past 3 years. I would not put my bets on private companies' go
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by rs186 1y ago
> It's fantastic news, because OpenAI and AMD will now work together to develop decent software libraries for AI on AMD chips. Too fast to jump to conclusion. I'd say they will work together to develop software specifically des
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by rs186 1y ago
Many of the crude translations of those Chinese phrases are way off to the point that it fails to understand the meaning, which makes me think the data in those matrices is inaccurate as well. The author really needs to ask a native Chinese
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by rs186 1y ago
If only 3 people are using it, does that even matter?
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by rs186 1y ago
You happen to know many gamers who do spend a lot of time playing (different) games. But that's not necessarily the user base of Game Pass, especially when it was cheap. Many don't even play 1 new title per month.
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by rs186 1y ago
> I'm struggling to see why anyone would root for Steam. > I've played countless indie games that I never otherwise would have taken a chance on. My very uneducated guess is that 90% of Game Pass subscribers don't play
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by rs186 1y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Nesting_sel...
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by rs186 1y ago
The article does not go into the disadvantages of server-side rendering (or more specifically, fetching html from server). I am sure the author is well aware of the choice between client- and server-side rendering but skipped it and seems t
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by rs186 1y ago
While both OSes are no longer supported, important software like Chrome still run on Windows 10 and will continue to do so for a while. Staying on Windows 7 means losing security updates, and very soon, not being able to load websites that
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by rs186 1y ago
> If you have to, blame stupidity not malice > No one is out to get you; they’re just out to get through the week. The author seems to be too naive. I don't have first-hand experience, but just hearing my friends who work at a ce
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by rs186 1y ago
This might come as a shock to you, but nobody is downloading an .exe and running it on their computer any more, which does not work on Mac/Linux/Android/iOS etc anyway. In fact, if you do that, people likely think it's v
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by rs186 1y ago
There is this debate of virtual DOM vs no virtual DOM, and from time to time you see people on HN claim how great vanilla JS is. Won't get into the former debate, but for the latter, people who make such comments probably aren't a
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by rs186 1y ago
Great work. I was just recently dealing with creating diff in Go and faced the same problem of finding a good library. Some diffmatchpatch APIs expect/return escaped texts, and I was screaming why would you do that??? Why doesn't
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by rs186 1y ago
How much time for cleanup? I did this once or twice and decided I was not that into pasta to justify making my own.
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by rs186 1y ago
I think it matters what "support" means. This could be the "next generation" ChromeOS that are exclusively available on new/recent Chromebook devices, while Google keep updating the "legacy" ones with only
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by rs186 1y ago
https://play.google.com/googleplaygames/
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by rs186 1y ago
So? Technical capability often has little to do with how the product works.
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by rs186 1y ago
Stadiums are private spaces. That should have been very obvious. In case that's still not clear, you need a ticket to enter a stadium, unlike your local public parks or public library, or, like, streets.
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by rs186 1y ago
Including hanging underwears on the balcony in an apartment building? Try harder.

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