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Exactly. You sign up when you're just playing around, and the product is free or cheap. It's easy to ignore the details of the enterprise pricing at that point, even if it exists and is prominently displayed. By the time you need
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2y ago
It’s alllll fun and games until the SaaS you 100% rely on decides to become profitable
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The lengths that people will go to in order to avoid using Safari
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2y ago
Wow… This is going to murder Google Slides in the design industry. We only used Slides because it was remote friendly—designing slide layouts in it was absolute torture.
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2y ago
If he's targeting a niche, I'd love to know the customer profile. Maybe he can find a group of people who want to read books in Figma
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Yeah this is the most distracting reading experience I've ever encountered. Ironically it's very antithetical to the local-first philosophy.
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2y ago
Can’t tell if “clown” is an incredible typo in the submission or some comment on the owner of the offending platform, but either way I’m all about it
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2y ago
If you can trick someone into installing the font, you can now control what they read. Unfortunately a lot of hacks involve the user doing something dumb and avoidable. If this font format is successful, then given enough time, it will beco
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2y ago
The risk is that you could have the text content say one thing while the visual display says another. There are social engineering and phishing risks.
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2y ago
At a fundamental level, all you need to know is: - Read in the user's input - Use that to retrieve data that could be useful to an LLM (typically by doing a pretty basic vector search) - Stuff that data into the prompt (literally inser
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China, presumably
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These things always amuse me. Who is in the Venn diagram for this article? You have to know chip design, know TSMC's proprietary processes and capabilities; know Apple's history of design with the M series; and NOT know these new
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2y ago
True, I should have been more precise; I was talking about the southwest. The PNW is a wonderland.
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Don't forget about self-hosted web fonts! People forget this is even an option
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2y ago
I paid for the full Creative Cloud for years… Recently I switched to Affinity Designer and Affinity Publisher, which have both been fantastic replacements for Illustrator and InDesign respectively. However, I kept a $10/month subscript
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2y ago
Just wanted to update this to say: I was completely wrong. The announcements were more ambitious than expected, and the stock had a bump!
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2y ago
Works really well as long as you can find trees that don't consume water. The challenge in these western cities is that they don't even have enough water to run the taps. The reality is that the western US should not be this popul
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2y ago
Is there a reason that Darktable wouldn’t fit this category?
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2y ago
What is the actual problem that this effect-oriented approach addresses? The effects of methods that are called by other methods will be concealed, so at the calling site, you'll have no idea that the high-level API `do_stuff` is going
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2y ago
I agree, but there will be a massive sell-off at WWDC. The announcements are going to be incredibly underwhelming to laypeople and market analysts.
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2y ago
Especially when they can’t use that cash to buy Nvidia cards, due to an epic grudge
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2y ago
Induced demand does not turn people nocturnal
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2y ago
Sometimes it is. If you desire to be naked on the subway, the government will punish you. You don't just get to do whatever you want. The government's job is to look after The Public and ensure that most people get what they ne
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2y ago
You clearly misunderstand the concept of induced demand
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2y ago
But induced demand shows that traffic will only increase… more lanes means you're waiting more.
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Allowing people to realize their desires is not necessarily a good thing or the role of government. The majority of people would like to pay 0 taxes and never pay for healthcare.
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Agreed—and it does feel like the Apple-inspired copywriting style the author is complaining about is feeling extremely (wait for it) played. Absolutely every site is like: "Lawn Order. The X900's diamond-tipped rotary blades cut
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2y ago
Just a few teams per year—extremely anecdotal. But it sounds like your company is in the same boat, with new projects going to React.
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I'm judging by what I see teams choosing for new projects—both dev shops and corporate/internal devs. Even 5 years ago they might have debated Vue vs React, but there's not even a discussion anymore.
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2y ago
Yeah, for better or worse, the era of framework diversity is over. The industry has almost 100% converged on React.
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