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by z5h 7y ago
Go for a walk with a (real) camera and try to find something to photograph. 1. good exercise. 2. you'll start noticing more and looking at things differently. 3. you'll be holding a camera instead of a phone - so you&#
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by z5h 7y ago
It's a miracle we could ever choose just one and get to work. Back in my Linux days it was PWM for me. https://tuomov.iki.fi/software/
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by z5h 7y ago
Nice work. Added to Favourites.
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by z5h 7y ago
I was countering your claim that these were spec bumps. Now we're instead having a discussion about Android phones and Animojis? I can't keep track.
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by z5h 7y ago
Better computational photography with added camera hardware, new immersive audio algorithms, on-CPU changes for optimized ML matrix computations, etc, are not "small spec bumps". If you think they are it's likely because comp
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by z5h 7y ago
They improved every aspect of the phone. Each is a feat of engineering unto itself. What were you hoping for?
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by z5h 7y ago
If you get any group of people to run 5 million errands a week by car, won’t some of them get into accidents, and do stupid things? How do Amazon’s drivers compare to baseline expectations?
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by z5h 7y ago
I've been wanting something like this. You have my $.
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by z5h 7y ago
Thoughtful and deserving of HN front page attention.
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by z5h 7y ago
OOP and dynamic languages stress me out and cause me to lose sleep. So... I agree and disagree.
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by z5h 8y ago
So if your portfolio depends on the apocalypse, don’t you now have an incentive in expediting it?
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by z5h 8y ago
You want my phone number AND "This app does use third party services that may collect information used to identify you." I'm not so comfortable with that. Can you tell us more?
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by z5h 8y ago
Dear interested lawyers, keep half the money you recover. Problem solved.
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by z5h 8y ago
What's this about "engineering incompetence", "engineering ethics" and "“cultural laziness” within the software development community"? Do we have any reason not to believe that management is at fault? T
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by z5h 8y ago
I'm not clear on what you want me to get from that passage. I think the word is too culturally loaded. It seems like the kind of potential problem one would avoid when naming a company or creating a brand.
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by z5h 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woke
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by z5h 8y ago
How is it OK for a company to be named "Woke"?
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by z5h 8y ago
Whoever OKs a code review can be called upon at any moment to explain the logic of the change in front of the team. If you OKed it, you must understand it, right? If no one is willing to accept a PR with that provision, the author needs to
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by z5h 8y ago
You'll probably want to watch Richard Feldman's [Scaling Elm Apps]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoA4Txr4GUs ). I built [Component Result]( https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/z5h/compo
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by z5h 8y ago
I’ve used it on a deployed and used project app. On a substantial commercial internal project. And have 2 other apps in the works. I’ve used ports and custom elements to integrate JS code. I’m convinced Elm is an excellent way (and my prefe
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by z5h 8y ago
Samewithwhitespace.
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by z5h 8y ago
As an exercise in trying to install the minimum amount of software on my Machine, I'm using Safari as my default browser. However, there are cases I have found where a website simply doesn't work with Safari but has been developed
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by z5h 8y ago
And then the exhaustion of it all urges us to take a vacation and get away to nature.
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by z5h 8y ago
I think the question "why is parity a desirable goal" is valid and important. I don't think we need any examples to support the question, it stands on its own.
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by z5h 8y ago
Can you elaborate? Do you have war stories?
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by z5h 8y ago
I wanted algebraic datatypes, purity, safe JS interop. Elm satisfied all of those nicely. I've spent a year on an Elm side project and a few months on production Elm and am more convinced than ever that it's the language/ecos
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by z5h 8y ago
"Our experience shows that a prior understanding of functional style produces significantly stronger programmers than an immediate immersion into the OOP monoculture."
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by z5h 8y ago
What if you created elm.js and compiled your code, and fixed what doesn't work according to the changes ( https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/upgrade-docs/0.1... )?
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by z5h 8y ago
Right! And if each line of code is (re)written 16 times, imagine how many times it's read. (several times each rewrite, and PR review) In other words, your work isn't done when the program works and makes the customer happy. It&#x
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by z5h 8y ago
I disagree. I bet if the default was no access, developers would simply enable all access (and not even realize they could restrict access to authenticated users). So the default is likely much safer than what would otherwise happen. Let&#x

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