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by spike021 11mo ago
I thought that's also like macos, where we've needed to right click and open and then allow, and sometimes it requires going to system settings to approve it also.
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by spike021 11mo ago
> They also made sure to add scary warnings so one can never offer a normal onboarding flow. is this any different from Macs also prompting the user when a downloaded binary is suspicious/not signed properly? or windows when install
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by spike021 11mo ago
Generally it looks awful but it also has obvious telltale signs of being AI, like the truck's license plate being text gibberish.
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by spike021 1y ago
Sounds more like a testing problem to me. Honestly I can't even remember if this particular rule was on the license exam when I took it. I know it because I put more care into remembering driving laws but many people don't.
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by spike021 1y ago
the point of a bus having lights flashing and the stop sign extended is that kids could be coming or going from any direction and especially when least expected. it's certainly a minor issue until the worst case scenario happens.
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by spike021 1y ago
Not sure if the same issue but since iOS 18 and now 26, if the keyboard/text field detects a grammatical error or typo (even when you don't care) it'll almost do this UI thread block type thing where it refuses to let you mov
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by spike021 1y ago
it's been doing this since august for me. multiple times instead of using typical cli tools to edit a text file it's tried to write a python script that opens the file, edits it, and saves it. mind-boggling. it used to consistentl
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by spike021 1y ago
Any reasonable place doing this offers discounts in various formats for locals. San Francisco has some museums like this with discounts for locals.
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by spike021 1y ago
Grocery delivery services are already ruining the regular supermarkets. My local grocery store used to always have fresh stock and full shelves. For the past year or two I've noticed a rapid increase in delivery shoppers who typically
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by spike021 1y ago
my shiba inu rarely plays with any of his toys these days. he's 4.5 years old. of course that breed is typically known as being more primitive, so i wonder if that can be attributed to it.
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by spike021 1y ago
I miss AIM, and that type of messenger in general, a lot. You could purposely choose to be online or offline. Much easier to draw a line back then about how often you were online.
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by spike021 1y ago
this plus a reset in between steps usually helps focus context in my experience
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by spike021 1y ago
that's odd to me because a lot of the time I've found that regular YouTube content is on the quieter side to other services.
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by spike021 1y ago
i've noticed this with amazon prime in particular it's got to be at least 25% louder than the actual content i'm watching.
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by spike021 1y ago
It's become very toxic in baseball. just google "baseball player", "threats", and "gambling" and you'll see what I mean. edit for examples: * https://www.newsweek.com/sports/mlb&#
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by spike021 1y ago
I watch NBC Sports Bay Area for the SF Giants. I think generally during the broadcast itself they don't mention gambling-related topics much if at all? But during pre and post-game shows they totally do and have sponsored/named se
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by spike021 1y ago
if there's anything Americans love, it's excess.
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by spike021 1y ago
Honestly it's a lot like the alcohol ads being everywhere. I don't have a problem with drinking alcohol but this is supposed to be a sport enjoyed by the whole family, and there are broadcasts where the inning break is filled almo
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by spike021 1y ago
in addition to what Jeremy said, some broadcasts even show the betting line or chances for certain things to happen as the inning is being played (like what are the chances a player hits into a double play or hits a home run, etc.) specific
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by spike021 1y ago
I just wish MLB and its broadcasters weren't pushing gambling so hard. It's ridiculous and bringing so much toxicity to the sport.
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by spike021 1y ago
Except many people's livelihoods rely on being paid on time, which is not happening in this case.
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by spike021 1y ago
i've experienced the same thing. usually i try to set up or have it set up a milestone/phase approach to an implementation with checklists (markdown style) but it's 50/50 if it marks them automatically upon completion.
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by spike021 1y ago
is Plan mode any different from telling Claude "this is what I'd like to do, please describe an implementation plan"? that's generally my workflow and I have the results saved into a CLAUDE-X-plan.md. then review the pla
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by spike021 1y ago
same for me but Claude. I've had an iphone game i've wanted to do for years but just couldn't spend the time consistently to learn everything to do it. but with Claude over the past three months i've been able to impleme
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by spike021 1y ago
I admittedly haven't tried this approach at work yet but at home while working on a side project, I'll make a new feature branch and give CLAUDE a prompt about what the feature is with as much detail as possible. i then have it ge
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by spike021 1y ago
if a baseball is the width of two or three baseballs away from the "zone" (dynamic based on player usually), then providing a way to challenge the call (it was called a strike when it is clearly a ball) is completely fair and reta
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by spike021 1y ago
I think as long as they use the limited challenge system, framing skills can still co-exist and matter. I only hope they don't switch to a system entirely governed by an automated strike zone without umps. It'll allow the "hu
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by spike021 1y ago
It's one of those things where I intuitively understand the roles when it comes to my normal job, but in doing this as a side project I foolishly thought it'd be more straightforward.
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by spike021 1y ago
I recently made a small game for iOS/macOS and basically every non-development part of the process between setting up the App Store stuff and trying to promote it have been a lot more work than I expected. Not even including the game d
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by spike021 1y ago
My 2025 Corolla has a HUD and it doesn't flicker. it's also fairly minimal and very easy to keep in peripheral vision such that while looking at traffic and such, I can still grasp what it's saying without messing up my atten

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