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by tacker2000 10mo ago
The new guy they brought in has already jumped ship twice in the last 6 months, 16y at Google, then to Microsoft in 06/25 and now to Apple. Was the MS gig so bad?
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Yea im even worse, i was on mojave until last year. Update frustration has long set in. Im gonna buy the new macbook pro with the M5 max when it comes out in a couple of months (from an intel 2019) and this will probably be my last mac, im
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
yea, 40k is not the "real cost" of the birth, if he includes his + the wife's health insurance premiums in the calculation. $25,680 premium + $14,300 deductible = $39,980 annual cost So actually if we compare this with a Euro
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
No sorry, I'm not going to read your PR fluff. You might want to look at the comments in this thread [1], to get a feeling of the "accusations", as you want to call it... I'm not "accusing" anything, I really
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Yea, i also dont like GraphQL. Why they needed to replace the good old REST interface, which was working perfectly, I will never understand. The tech team there seems to be making some shortsighted decisions in the last couple of years. Let
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Are you serious? Your whole business model is built on locking in users and then selling them expensive hosting.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Yea, or Vue or Svelte?
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Well I hope Shopify will have enough third party app developers in the future, now that they have moved everything to GraphQL and Remix (and killed all the other SDKs, like PHP for example), and now that we willhave a non-React Remix soon.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Most people in China install Wechat by choice, anyway
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
I meant "still" as in right now, so yes I agree, it's not adequate right now, but maybe in the future, these LLMs will be improved, and won't need them.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Sure, but it seems here that they are rejecting everything related to AI, which is probably not a smart business move, as they also remark, since this year was much harder for them. The fact is, a lot of new business is getting done in this
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
It still needs guardrails, and some domain knowledge, at least to prevent it from using any destructive commands
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
This guy is vibing some react app, doesnt even know what “npm run dev” does, so he let the LLM just run commands. So basically a consumer with no idea of anything. This stuff is gonna happen more and more in the future.
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
You are comparing apples and oranges. For food items, the import regulations are much stricter in every country than for stuff like electronics or clothes. Meat especially is very highly restricted, due to differences in feeding, antibiotic
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Why do they even need to release a major version every year? Whats the point? For the hardware, i get it, but the OS doesnt really drive sales, and if you have the pressure of releasing new amazing features every year then maintenance and b
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
You can also use a great vim “integration” in emacs by using doom emacs.
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Yea, would he have said the same for some old worthless TV program magazine?
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Well yes we dont want you slurping up all our data indiscriminately and feeding some AI with and and thereby enshittifying the OS. If i need to use AI I will paste text into ChatGPT.com or wherever, i dont need Word to constantly annoy me w
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
I remember creating a J2ME game back at uni, where the theme was to pour a beer exactly right. Tested of course on the latest SonyEricsson of the time! Maybe i can dig that out again and run it somewhere.
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Very interesting article. I too was rather upset about the Python 2->3 shenanigans and I was working on much smaller projects.
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Thanks! I have a few Exchange inboxes and once MS forces the “New Outlook” design, without allowing the legacy option anymore, im gone!
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
to be fair, im not sure its a conscious choice, since its not really easy to couple lets say data transfer bytes directly to billing data in real time, and im sure that would also use up a lot of resources. But of course, the incentive to o
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
nice, im looking to ditch SES, one of the last services i have running on AWS
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Feels a bit like Elons 1tn deal
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Yea these market cap discussions are always a bit meaningless actually, stocks can be volatile for many reasons… its not like they actually lost the delta
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Even ChatGPT.com is down! Wow!
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
The mother of all bad infra decisions.
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
And people are wondering why users are getting wary of updating their systems… seriously? Every update bloats the system, resets settings and puts more AI bullshit on there. Whats the benefit of updates? And dont tell me “security”, I dont
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Not the actual feature being talked about here, but im using office on mac with the latest updates in the EU and havent seen any copilot junk being stuffed in there. Maybe win11 will be the same?
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by tacker2000 11mo ago
Great job! Would be nice if the messages are formatted with just date, sender and message and the metadata is hidden in a popup or whatever.

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