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by aggregator-ios 1mo ago
My thoughts exactly. I don't mind AI coding, but I'm not really sure on the viability of anyone using or even hearing of TSON. This is just not something you do without an RFC and adoption.
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by aggregator-ios 3mo ago
Apple has been very good about public perception of its products and privacy. They just spent a lot of this year’s WWDC talking about the latter so I’m sure someone at Apple is aware of this. I have not spent a lot of time thinking about wh
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by aggregator-ios 3mo ago
One correction to some comments here: an iOS app cannot list all apps that are installed. You can only check for specific apps/schemes (LSApplicationQueriesSchemes) by specifying apps you are looking to query for installation status or
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by aggregator-ios 3mo ago
Wow, this is impressive. 60FPS, MacBook Air M1. I was instantly hooked and so much nostalgia.
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
This is my take on it too. And I built BetterGit ( https://www.satishmaha.com/BetterGit/ ) before agent capabilities became widespread. A lot of things in Git and existing GUIs are just cumbersome, and my app makes it be
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing this. I have a thing to say that may help. First, I'm glad to hear that your experience pushed you to the left, because a lot of people who experience this injustice tend to go hard right and keep going right. I a
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
And the worst part is that it gets upvoted to the front page, while other hard work projects and articles don't. There's tons of vote scam sites where you can purchase mass upvotes on here as well as other platforms. There's
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
A simple search for "neo" is now up to 32 results, up from 6 at the time of this comment :) Somewhere someone said why Neo when Googlebook would be 1/2 the cost, but I highly doubt its going to be $250. No official pricing ha
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
Branding is way off. Marketed as an AI laptop sounds like local inference to engineers, but no. The general public are weary of AI. The Neo is selling so well that Apple is running out of the A18 Pro chips. Rumors are that Apple may have 2
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
If I am understanding this correctly, the $99/year Apple Developer Program allows you to notarize applications for macOS so users do not receive the warning/damaged binary dialog. I simply had AI generate the signing code, and you
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by aggregator-ios 4mo ago
I would’ve read what the site was about if I didn’t get the most complicated cookie consent modal. Just backed out and won’t be visiting that now.
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
I was introduced to the 83 Plus and it was simply the most mindblowing device at the time. We were given a sheet to share with our parents on why it was an important device to own/borrow. Me and several friends would trade apps through
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
Was the card $10 or are you saying that the chip is a $10 part?
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
Yup.
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
Thank you, I was suspecting the same but was not sure.
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
For those that read the article and are still confused (as I was) about what Apple hardware would give you the full 10GbE speeds: - 10GbE Thunderbolt adapter is still the best. Full symmetrical 10GbE on laptops as far back as the 2018 MacBo
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
I'm building https://jsonquery.app to query, store, and organize JSONs, with natural language querying so you don't have to learn another query language. Also building BetterGit: ( https://www.satishmaha.com&
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by aggregator-ios 5mo ago
Love it! I was instantly hooked and its a lot of fun to play. And it's so smooth and easy to pick up!
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by aggregator-ios 6mo ago
I tested the E2B and E4B models and they get close but inaccurate (non working) results when generating jq queries from natural language. This is of importance to me as I work on https://jsonquery.app and would prefer to use a m
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by aggregator-ios 6mo ago
I knew I should have put a trigger warning, because I was thinking of this as I was typing it. Sorry!
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by aggregator-ios 6mo ago
What CRDT's solve is conflicts at the system level. Not at the semantic level. 2 or more engineers setting a var to a different value cannot be handled by a CRDT. Engineer A intended value = 1 Engineer B intended value = 2 CRDT picks 2
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Show HN: BetterGit – Free, simple, no frills, Git GUI(satishmaha.com)
1 points by aggregator-ios 6mo ago|0 comments
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by aggregator-ios 7mo ago
Absolutely. Cheaper Chromebooks are terrible machines. Those screens should be illegal and probably causes a lot of eye strain and headaches. Same with a lot of the sub $800 PC laptops. The colors aren't even... colors. The trackpad? Y
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by aggregator-ios 7mo ago
I wanted to believe this article, but the writing is difficult to follow, and the thread even harder. My main issue is the contradiction about frameworks and using what the large tech companies have built vs real engineering. The author see
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by aggregator-ios 8mo ago
You don't need a form fitting faraday cage. Want a free one? Find a food delivery bag that is insulated with foil. I believe some of the meal prep delivery services package their groceries in this. Stick your phone in there and wrap it
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by aggregator-ios 8mo ago
This is a good write up on the workings. However, in actual use, Turbopack has severe limitations when compared to Webpack. I’ve been working on https://jsonquery.app and rely on the jq WASM dependency for the queries. But, Turb
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by aggregator-ios 8mo ago
There is no reference for this, because it never happened.
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by aggregator-ios 8mo ago
Spot on. The misconceptions, even from other EV owners is astounding. People are constantly confused about kWh vs kW, Amps, voltage, temperature, range, mi/kWh, etc. Even PhD Computer Science and other highly educated folks who have ow
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by aggregator-ios 8mo ago
LOL, it's because they started with "regulations bad" and then went the usual technocrat/libertarian move of let the markets decide. And then rehashed the exact same arguments in favor of regulation.
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by aggregator-ios 9mo ago
Interesting read. I had the KR7A-133R motherboard as it won Anandtech's gold award for the best 4 bank DIMM support. It was $200 IIRC and was one the more expensive boards. Paired it with an Athlon XP 1800+ and Radeon 8500. Funny enoug

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