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smcleod
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smcleod
3y ago
1) Atlassian is known for poor design, 2) There's no screenshots or examples, 3) See 1.
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smcleod
3y ago
Not a chance! Maybe you need a better setup? Or perhaps you haven’t had to commute? Or deal with office aircon? Or hot desking?
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smcleod
3y ago
I think you’re mistaken about the meaning of RTO - it is purely there to satisfy out of touch and overpaid management.
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smcleod
3y ago
Most of the officers I’ve been in in Melbourne I like that. But you know what’s even better? Not having meetings in an office at all.
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smcleod
3y ago
Is it lit from behind still though? Also - FHD is really dreadful on a 14” screen - I can’t imagine it’s going to be anything but on a 30~
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smcleod
3y ago
Absolutely. Fail fast, fail often. It makes it very easy to quickly try out ideas before you go down a rabbit hole. However I think for people that are completely new to programming it could quickly become a crutch.
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smcleod
3y ago
I think that once a company is big enough you can have a few options to get code to prod and make sure it stays running as expected. You could have an option where a team is focused on building most of the platform up to an agreed point (e.
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smcleod
3y ago
DevOps isn’t a role, it’s values and ways of working.
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smcleod
3y ago
Yep, bang on. As for the PE being the “solution” it is incredibly important and sorely needed but it won’t solve your enterprise culture.
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Apple/coreml-stable-diffusion-XL-base-iOS
(huggingface.co)
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3y ago
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smcleod
3y ago
I used to get a new phone every year but then companies kept jacking the prices up to where we are now. No way I’m supporting that.
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smcleod
3y ago
exactly
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smcleod
3y ago
It’s a lot larger than single digits. Those metrics are generated largely from tracking methods that Firefox blocks.
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smcleod
3y ago
As someone else here said - I don’t care about a camera, I want a display, and I certainly wouldn’t want a camera from Facebook.
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3y ago
Leaving the work to the victim isn’t exactly great and getting a refund of some credits that you were going to spend with them anyway often doesn’t come close to the repetitional loss + time spent on the issue. The incentives for the large
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smcleod
3y ago
Yeah 1Password 8 is really bad compared to 7, ignoring how awful electron is for a password manage it doesn't even have basic feature parity like finding and removing duplicates, completely hiding vaults etc
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smcleod
3y ago
https://eclecticlight.co/2019/06/19/what-is-sip-and-when-is-... It’s a core part of how macOS is prevents unauthorised modifications to the operating system and file system by malicious software.
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smcleod
3y ago
I’ve never had problems debugging anything with SIP on.
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smcleod
3y ago
Oh wow… please do not do that folks!
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smcleod
3y ago
3 years in western countries (or at least Australia, New Zealand, UK etc)
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smcleod
3y ago
Well they deserve, and can have each other.
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smcleod
3y ago
As someone else suggested - there's no screenshots or live demo, the one link provided requires a google login to run and does not actually work as it seems to also require an ngrok account - ERR_NGROK_6022 Before you can serve HTML co
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smcleod
3y ago
I almost only see ads on Twitter/X on the rare occasion I visit it anymore, I very rarely used to.
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smcleod
3y ago
I understand what you’re saying although Google (YouTube) has made it its mission to destroy alternatives and quash new ones as they appear.
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smcleod
3y ago
Assuming that’s an American thing? The internet is global.
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smcleod
3y ago
YouTube isn’t the internet… it’s Google.
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smcleod
3y ago
Claiming "Open Source" but it looks like it all for the (very closed) OpenAI?
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smcleod
3y ago
Ugh… why not not use my browser for apps. I don’t want to install extensions for all the things. I want to keep my browser to reading and downloading content as much as possible.
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smcleod
3y ago
Looks really nice on paper, how old is it though? I see it still has a microUSB connector which makes me think it’s been stuck in development for some time.
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smcleod
3y ago
No git repo?
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