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rumori
2y ago
I moved my family plan from Spotify because they still don’t have an easy to use music locker solution. As an amateur producer I love to have my unreleased music always available. I was already a premium Youtube subscriber to get rid of ads
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rumori
2y ago
I could not disagree more, SwiftUI is a black box that is great when it works but is infuriatingly incomplete to this day. I filed dozens of radars in the past year. I’ve worked on app of the year type applications and they use zero SwiftUI
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rumori
3y ago
I’m on the opinion of boycotting visionOS as a protest on their link tax decisions, green bubble shenanigans and other non competitive moves. The future should be innovative and inclusive with fair competition and equal opportunity. Enough
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rumori
3y ago
I was always curious what was going on there. I definitely have a negative impression of them already based on their recurring job ads for the elusive 3rd engineer.
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rumori
3y ago
Who are “some Swiss companies” exactly?
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rumori
3y ago
After the Instagram subscription debacle, no thanks. There’s no reason to trust Meta with any of your data, they have to sort out their privacy policies first.
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rumori
3y ago
Also not fantastic, how Apple handles multiple devices. I forgot how they call it, but registering new devices is a pain, especially if you have multiple Macbooks, iPads, iPhone, there’s an edge case where you have to wait 90 days before it
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rumori
3y ago
SP404mkii pros: DJ mode, SD card slot up to at least 64 Gb, 16Gb(!) internal memory for 16 projects 160 samples each, works as an audio interface over USB-C, full size 1/4" jack input and outputs, 33 effects with 3-6 parameters, 5
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3y ago
This, the 404mkii is a really strong machine on all fronts, if they manage to give us a proper looper in this year’s software update I will be over the moon. I like TE but their gear always ends up being closer to a toy than anything. It’s
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3y ago
Threads is not winning, it’s not even available in Europe. And that is because of Meta’s general practices regarding privacy. They have to change, but don’t seem to be willing to. Even after an incredible launch in the US they still not pla
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3y ago
What I love about the tiktok generation is seeing them in small groups with a sizable Bluetooth boombox having fun in parks and outdoor places. No need for entrance fees and gatekeeping, they can listen to any DJ from the world live or reco
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rumori
3y ago
Drum machines from the 80s and 90s. 909 and 808 are just a lot of fun to play with. Same with all the analogue synthesizers, a lot of character and texture and awesome sounds.
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rumori
3y ago
I had nothing but good experiences with car sharing, great value for the money and I wish it was available in more places.
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3y ago
I wonder if the author is aware of the cursor positioning gestures on iOS (hold space, then drag) I’m also not sure that the inline magnifier is such a good idea, he never gives an example with a fat finger overlaid, I think that would imme
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3y ago
Spotify does the exact same thing to its third party developers. They took away the possibility to play their content in third party apps without having to bounce back and forth to the Spotify app. That too is a horrible user experience, ye
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rumori
3y ago
I’ve subscribed to Youtube when I found no way to block state propaganda in my country. Instagram lets me hide ads I don’t like, while there’s no way to get rid of them on Youtube. Maybe I’m the proof that the strategy works but now I despi
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3y ago
I feel this is the point where they have to heavily rely on the developers and possibly give out devices to developers to experiment like they did with the Apple TV. It’s a huge risk for an indie dev to buy and bet on, it will be really int
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3y ago
Definitely not perfect on mobile. Tap targets are too small, you have to really focus to hit them. You also have to learn what is what, the arrow resembles a collapse / expand icon used in file browsers especially with it’s placement o
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3y ago
I’m with you on the SwiftUI skepticism. After 10+ years of native iOS development - can’t believe I’m saying this - but I thoroughly enjoy Flutter, it’s open source I can easily modify anything I want, the tooling is great, VS Code plugin i
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3y ago
I’m pretty sure Chris Lattner has a good grasp of Obj-C, after all they had to design Swift in a way it could easily interface with Obj-C. While Swift went through some versions to become stable, they were always transparent on the roadmap
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3y ago
One connection might be session musicians from Motown playing on house tracks. I believe Mad Mike Banks was a keyboard player and the whole Underground Resistance ethos came from his disillusionment with the music industry.
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3y ago
There are two Cybotrons. One is an Australian rock band from the 70s and the other is Juan Atkins and Richard Davis from Detroit. While the latter had some rock influence as well, they predominantly did “Detroit electro” driven by drum mach
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4y ago
I had the exact same experience with writing code for Fibonacci in an unfamiliar online coding environment. I completely froze up, couldn’t think straight. It was really embarrassing and hilarious at the same time. These interviews take som
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rumori
4y ago
All my Apple cables have fallen apart, granted it took them 3-5 years, but still. Never had so many issues with any other brand. And it’s something I see with everybody I know. I’m in central Europe.
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4y ago
It’s worth noting Spotify handles it’s developer community just as bad. They took away the old SDK where you could play songs from Spotify without bouncing off to the Spotify app and replaced it a way worse user experience. Any question rel
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4y ago
Hover pulled the same stunt on me. After bargaining the price went from 150 to 90 usd. Would not trust Hover after that. They will just as likely to make you pay as any other registrar. Edit: btw, Hover also has your phone number, so if you
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4y ago
This happened to me on Hover. The fishy part is if you say you won’t pay it and bargain it magically goes down to 50-90 usd. That makes me think they have control over the price and take a hit just to secure the lower amount. I would not tr
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4y ago
I did the same, but unfortunately iOS 13 added a lot of APIs that are indispensable for modern iOS development. My own apps are supporting iOS 9.3 though, it’s a good feeling giving people the option to dedicate their obsolete devices to ju
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4y ago
The top dark pattern Instagram employs is sending you internal notifications that you cannot turn off no matter of your notification settings. If you have multiple accounts it’s guaranteed you will have a little red dot sitting there making
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4y ago
Sounds like you are already there. I’m a big fan of Roger Linn as well and have the MPC3000 as my centerpiece. From time to time I do beta testing for eurorack companies, and you cannot imagine how many times I refer to the MPC as being the
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