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   by VerifiedReports 8d ago

   Resolve is not any harder to use than any other NLE. Although... BMD has actually made it harder, by adding bloat like the Cut page. I have attempted to find value in it a couple of times, and didn't. Now I disable it. BMD needs to sto
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   by VerifiedReports 9d ago

   Clearly the penalties for this are not high enough, because the scumbags keep doing it. Vizio TVs were caught taking screen grabs and phoning those home years ago.
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   by VerifiedReports 17d ago

   I grew up with Atari computers. I liked digital joysticks and hated the analog sticks Apple computers used. So I decided to spread the gospel to my Apple-owning friend. Yes, only one; the rest of us had Ataris. So I borrowed said friend&#x2
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   by VerifiedReports 24d ago

   Yep, we've seen this sobering reality ignored in previously-hyped "biofuel" aviation stories. Not to mention another glaring omission here: "By adding acetone to a mixture of alcohol and coconut oil" How much energy
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   by VerifiedReports 1mo ago

   Thanks, but I did read all the doc on this several times. Looking at it again, it reminds me of the fundamental problem conveyed that page: It assumes that you're using a different datatype for every view, and can thus set up Navigatio
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   by VerifiedReports 1mo ago

   Thanks. I was referring to NavigationPath. I do have it working with a bunch of custom enums. It took a while for that solution to come along; I just remember looking at NavigationPath initially and thinking it solved the whole problem, but
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   by VerifiedReports 1mo ago

   Thanks for your observations. I don't think I've looked at NavigationStack changes since iOS 17, so I will catch up on it. But I do have NavigationPath working well enough with an enum type for each screen, which is admittedly bet
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   by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

   "@environment is super cool" Strong disagree on that. @environment is an amateurish hack, basically sugar-coating global variables as a solution to SwiftUI's poor design. I had a strong background in UIKit; then for a product
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   by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

   Exactly, you've nailed it.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    Yes, I disagree that the cited behavior is defective. But I respect his pointing-out of the shortcomings and offering other options. I find myself using the clipboard-erasure "defect" somewhat frequently to cut something to the cl
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    I don't think you're replying to the right comment, since I didn't mention anything working.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    Vast majority of what?
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    So?
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    That makes no grammatical sense.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    Whatever "CSAM" is...
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    And with such poor value for the money. When an Arduino costs as much as a Raspberry Pi 4, it's eliminated from contention.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    Virtue signal received.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    And Kaiser already sucks big-time, so... that's not good.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    "Old" people? How about the vast majority of the public, which is not represented on HN? Not to mention that one of the many major UI regressions in Windows is the removal of title bars from application windows, which is fundament
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    Thanks for the reply. I don't understand what a TypeScript version bump has to do with import statements, though.
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    by VerifiedReports 2mo ago

    Why would someone downvote this perfectly relevant question? Pathetic.
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    by VerifiedReports 3mo ago

    Exactly. The distinction between the various layers in "AI" systems is pretty vague to the newcomer. What is the "model" vs. the engine "running" it vs. weights? I don't recall any previous tech stack that
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    by VerifiedReports 3mo ago

    If this is the previously-discussed one, the difference here is that it's not ribbing so it's not directional.
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    by VerifiedReports 3mo ago

    The disturbing thing is that anyone was surprised by this. GPS is very fragile. This made news in the U.S. a few years ago because Ajit Pai had the brilliant idea to allow so-called "5G" telecom service on frequencies too close to
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    by VerifiedReports 3mo ago

    First... the comment was about the Mac. Second... I just opened settings on my iPhone and not only didn't see any ad, but not even a place to put an ad. Where in the UI would an ad appear?
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    by VerifiedReports 3mo ago

    I don't have a paid account and don't get spammed. I don't know why you weren't able to specify WHERE you see all this "spam."
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    by VerifiedReports 4mo ago

    They don't. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't use a Mac.
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    by VerifiedReports 4mo ago

    Windows is such offensive trash now that it doesn't matter what you run it on. NO WAY.
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    by VerifiedReports 4mo ago

    This kind of thing has been around for decades at this point. Still... it is interesting.
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    by VerifiedReports 4mo ago

    Google has been ever-worsening trash for years. Their "AI" bullshit did in fact push me to finally make DuckDuckGo my default page. Happy to hear others are switching too.