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by tcmart14 3mo ago
Its been this way for a long time, but macOS apps through the app store essentially ship in a sandbox with the ability to configure permissions. And there are now solutions that are very similar or the same on Linux (flatpak, appimage, snap
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by tcmart14 3mo ago
From experience doing mobile development at work, natively for both Android and iOS, Apple does test and run your app to make sure it works and that it does what it promises to do. I can see it because we issue both Google and Apple account
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by tcmart14 3mo ago
Yup and in 30 years from now, people will be saying the same for the last 30 years. For every Ocarina of Time there was hundreds of no names based on movie gimmick games that are forgotten about. For every Super Mario there was a hundred ET
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
And they should make an accessory that is an always on camera! Wait a second.... I think I've seen this one before.....
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
That is my understanding also. It was mostly for people who were around and should know better. He would never do this to a new contributor. Granted, he almost never sees code from new contributors in review. But what he will do is, if ther
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
Raising kids is expensive and tens of thousands doesn't cover any significant portion. However, it's not just money alone that is the problem. Money helps a lot, but like any complicated problem, it's got multiple front. Mone
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
Exactly what I was thinking. It's not that snake oil sales people sold totally useless stuff, its just that the stuff they sold did not deliver the value that was promised. Another example that is still going on today. There is a commu
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
I built an iOS app so I could have a widget to keep track of the San Diego Padre's season record and the division leaderboard. Crazy the official MLB app doesn't offer something. So I made my own. https://www.dugoutmetr
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
To add on. If I remember correctly, its been awhile keeping track of it, they recommend you do because macOS is how you will get firmware updates as there are not any or many mechanisms to update firmware on Apple Silicon devices from Linux
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
This isn't letting me drag back either.
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by tcmart14 4mo ago
No kidding. I missed the first 16 minutes because something needed my attention. I'd like to be able to restart the stream.
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by tcmart14 5mo ago
I personally like it for one of my work projects. Its the only one we use it on. Its a repo with the android and iOS app. I like the conventional commits because when doing releases, I can look between two tags and pick out what I need to p
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by tcmart14 5mo ago
For me personally, I have co-workers I will not communicate with because all they do is have AI generate their responses and most of the time, don't even check the AI response. I ignore their teams messages and have outlook configured
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
Worked as a chemical systems technician for a bit. Can confirm, lots of the chemicals we used (most, some of which were pharma grade but we weren't pharma), had to come from either China or Germany. And we really did try to source as m
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
It depends. People can always say, "zoom out," but that only works if you plan to be long term invested. Really it's more of a, what is your investment horizon/window. If you were planning to reap what you sowed in the s
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
I think that is a little bit unfair. I think plenty of developers, myself included wouldn't mind or would like to do native applications. Every time someone does those, a mountain of people ask "why" and "this shoulda&#x
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
By the same company who admits that disabling telemetry does not in fact disable telemetry and refuse to fix it.
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
I agree with your sentiment, but I also don't know if CD Projekt is a great example because its not their original IP. I am sure the games saw a boast in sales from awareness given by the TV show. But I am assuming Andrzej Sapkowski is
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
Steam will also provide publishers with free activation keys that they can sell direct to customer without the 30% charge.
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
And lets not forget Tim Sweeney's dishonest representation. Sure, Steam can take a 30% cut, but they also offer a lot of avenues to avoid that. With Steam, a publisher can get a ton of activation codes and sell those activation codes o
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
As much as I love steam, some of this isn't even a high bar. I've always had issues with stuff loading slow or odd behavior on the steam store tab in the application. My understanding is it's because the store tab in the stea
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
And none of that means it isn't non-deterministic. Compilers still satisfy the, given the exact same environment and input, you get the same output. It doesn't matter the number of inputs. So long as f(3, 2) always gives 5, it&#x2
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
I commented elsewhere, but that doesn't mean it's not deterministic. Deterministic means given the same input it gives the same output. Compilers can still have bugs and generate the wrong code. But so long as given the same input
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
Deterministic doesn't mean correct. Compilers can have bugs. What deterministic means, given the same input you get the same output every time. So long as given the same code it generates the same wrong thing every time, its still dete
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
I really hate the trying to make LLM coding sound like it's just moving up the stack and is no different from a compiler. A compiler is deterministic and has a set of rules that can be understood. I can look at the output and see patte
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by tcmart14 7mo ago
I would say they could be, but its needs to under strict circumstances. Easiest is with guns, I loan you my gun knowing your going to go and use it to commit a crime, but that is covered under being an accessory. With cars, the only situati
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by tcmart14 8mo ago
I'm not really into AI and LLMs. I personally don't like anything they output. But the people I know who are into it and into running their own local setups are buying Studios and Minis for their at home local LLM set ups. Really,
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by tcmart14 8mo ago
I'm sure the anti-vax crowd who were foaming at the mouthes over the vaccine containing tracking chips will explain why this is needed and why its not a big deal.
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by tcmart14 8mo ago
Yup and thats part of the issue. Too many people want to simplify it down to, "if we just did x, then we will see y." Nah, this is a complicated problem. Its probably gonna take the whole alphabet of solutions, but there is no pol
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by tcmart14 11mo ago
There are some good stuff on the software side that people mention, but a big one is the driver support. We would need device makers to upstream support so there is less worrying about reverse engineering or needing to run modified ROMs bas

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