s1k3s

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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   Is there anything fast on a Mac? ..
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   Because business took over, and when that happens people are more focused on looking good than being good. There's also an influx of non-tech people flooding the tech world because they want to do business, which diminishes the quality
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   df.pasca@gmail.com
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   Probably not necessarily on topic - but I really want to say that this guy has been the #1 source of pain in my developer career so far. There've been so many projects where I had to implement some solution some way because the "a
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   I’m currently in the same spot, 2 very experienced guys looking to start our own thing without networking. I tried ads on every platform, got no returns. Seems like working in our own network is the only way to go.
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   I advise you to go back and read the law again. What you describe doesn’t happen and it’s not even enforced by it.
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   How big of a company is it? If it's just you and your friend / brother / partner, try to use the network you already have: family, friends, colleagues and so on. This isn't a joke, every time I go back to my hometown, so
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   Good for them, I wish EU did it too. GDPR is such a failure. Edit: Why is this downvoted? What exactly did GDPR accomplish except for making our web experience a mess, both for businesses and users.
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   by s1k3s 5y ago

   Yeah I agree, what they did with Swift / the iOS library is an absolute masterpiece, but I feel like conceptually they're very much the same and once you've got the hangs of one, you'd easily switch to another, at least
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    by s1k3s 5y ago

    After you get past the initial pain, it's native Java & Swift. Implementing something twice seems like a bad idea, but after fiddling with "cross-platform wannabe" solutions I can safely say that native is the way to go.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Love the Musk army in this thread, eager to destroy any sort of competitor this brand has. You know you guys are the ones that benefit from this kind of market competition, right?
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Also, wasn't this mandatory in EU? Something related to GDPR?
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    I carry my laptop with me everywhere I go.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Love how the same community that trashes Google for killing their products is also trashing them on every single attempt at building one. It doesn't work in my country which means it sucks. It doesn't have whatever game I want whi
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    There's a balance to it, and finding that is what (I think) you should strive for in software development.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    If you record your screen for 10 minutes while doing common stuff like mail, web browsing etc, you've already beaten 99% of the tech review YT channels out there in terms of competence on reviewing something.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    I've enjoyed high level programming so far (think Java, Swift). But for the sake of argument, I'm gonna say this: high level languages (& their runtime environments) take control over the code that the programmer writes. Speak
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Oh, I'm not blaming Apple for anything here. I actually love my Mac Air, for the things its really good at. I'm blaming the so-called YT influencers/content creators that lie to their audience.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Nothing struggles. But the Intel 2020 Air is noticeably slower than the refurbished 2012 Linux Mint (and 2015 Windows) that I own. Disclaimer: I bought the Mac for building apps only.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    I want a no commentary, no sound, video of the M1 Mac usage. Like show me how it runs YouTube on Chrome for example. So tired of these reviews that don't show anything other than the opinion of some fellow that is either Apple-biased o
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    You had to name it Ganja, didn't you? Edit: on second thought, good for you! Screw all the politically correctness BS that invades our software development stuff. There's no place for that in science.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    One thing I still believe in: you don't burn out from code, you burn out from people.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    If you ever get that in US, I sure hope your people are more competent than ours and they come up with something that actually works. Because in EU, GDPR didn't actually solve anything. It's a pain in the ass both for businesses a
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Same. The whole "Google will pay me as long as I do what they say" has nothing to do with equality, it's how things work. Pushing this so hard in the media screams "I want attention and favouritism" for my activism.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    This is wrong. Paying for a service does not automatically mean the service doesn't take your personal information. * You pay for Windows but Microsoft still tracks you. * You pay for iPhone & Mac but Apple still tracks you. * You
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    > M1 Macs embarrass all other PCs — all Intel-based Macs, including automobile-priced Mac Pros, and every single machine running Windows or Linux. Nah, it doesn't. Source: I've got all of them
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    This website does not track you . Correction -> This website does not track you via JS. You have no idea what's logged on the backend.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    Didn't even know this was a thing.
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    "Reproduction or distribution of any materials obtained on this website or linking to this website without written permission is prohibited." https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/disclaimer.html What? :)
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    by s1k3s 6y ago

    > Why AWS loves Rust Because it's cool and they want a spot on that poster?