agos

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by agos 4d ago
Apple maps still has the globe!
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by agos 4d ago
I was under the impression that they had a globe only when zoomed out, then transitions to web Mercator as you zoom in. Is it not the case? FYI Apple Maps also shows a globe
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by agos 5d ago
but that is not about IE4
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by agos 6d ago
it was also terrible, but in a different way
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by agos 6d ago
> The performance gains in native compared to RN (new architecture) are minimal for normal UIs (except games) And yet most apps feels distinctly different than native. > The most valuable feature which RN have is OTA updates, this has
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by agos 8d ago
I wonder how it is possible that Fastly deployed a canary node and did not notice it was only responding 502s until PyPI alerted them
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by agos 9d ago
I’m sure this would not work under GDPR. The host surely isn’t a data processor.
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by agos 9d ago
well, that's interesting. the design it's a bit of a letdown - very very very low information density, lots of horizontal scrolling, a tab bar item dedicated to notifications (which one never changes) and another one dedicated to
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by agos 9d ago
I wanted to like it so much, and the first book was so promising... but couldn't really enjoy the other two books. I understand why it's loved, but also can't see it being the greatest of our time, by a mile
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by agos 10d ago
Thanks, this is too easily forgotten
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by agos 13d ago
I would expect both persons to play valid moves, at the very least
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by agos 13d ago
it's the closest thing to the "torment nexus" meme
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by agos 27d ago
is this one of those US only features?
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by agos 27d ago
it's not the app that it's malicious, it's the website
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by agos 28d ago
that might be true unless we can define what nutrition can help with sleep. There's plenty of people who eat well and sleep like crap.
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by agos 29d ago
Germany has a ton of NO2 for other reasons, for example diesel motors
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by agos 29d ago
if you're going to IKEA for the filters you might as well buy the whole purifier. it's cheap and it works well
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by agos 29d ago
improving the legislative mechanism would require even more time, and it does not appear there is the political will for it at this time
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by agos 1mo ago
it has been a while since I read what DHH wrote but now it appears that he mostly writes against wokeism, migration, climate hysteria, how Tesla is the pinnacle of capitalism, etc. Yuck.
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by agos 1mo ago
they've been complaining about LLM generated code and the related traffic for months now, this specific incident might not be caused by it but the general trend is
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by agos 1mo ago
the key word is "known"
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by agos 1mo ago
If it’s not too hard why are people not doing it?
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by agos 1mo ago
the trick is that it's not totally wrong to start with
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by agos 1mo ago
hey it's their PR statement who insists it's not just for prototype but real apps which do real work are being used in production. "where are they?" is a fair question
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by agos 1mo ago
are they making any profit?
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by agos 1mo ago
and despite all of its shortcomings, the ecosystem really grew. There are mainstream languages that to this day still can't match npm (looking at you, Python)
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by agos 1mo ago
for those unaware, Scunthorpe is infamously relevant to computer science due to over zealous word filter. The problem has its own Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
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by agos 1mo ago
they are definitely a minority, not "tons". On the Bosch website I can't even find them.
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by agos 2mo ago
in this specific case, it's because authoring web components without any support is a bit of a pain, and stuff like lifecycle or reactivity gets boilerplatey very quickly.
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We stopped using RSC on Tanstack.com(tanstack.com)
1 points by agos 2mo ago|1 comments

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