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daveisfera
22d ago
One of the things that Steve Jobs got very right was "and you can order right now". Announcements where you have to wait a month to order throw away all of the hype. Even allowing pre-orders and shipping later is a better idea and
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daveisfera
2mo ago
I agree but sadly that's eroding. They're starting to let advertisers into the walled garden and it's becoming too big for them to ignore it. That will only get worse and then one day Uncle Sam will walk in with a big check a
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daveisfera
3mo ago
"There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses" - Bjarne Stroustrup
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daveisfera
4mo ago
That's a fascinating concept and interesting story but I didn't see it told in either the movie or the YouTube shorts. There's tons of little pieces you've referenced but neither really does more than just throw a bunch
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daveisfera
4mo ago
But they should do something. The first 1 hour or so was very well done and engaging, but then it just wraps up all of the sudden without digging into or addressing any of the topics they brought up. It wasn't bad but it wasn't gr
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daveisfera
4mo ago
I watched the YouTube series and didn't notice anything specific that it added or answered. It provided a bit more context about ASync, but that wasn't really a core part of the movie (or at least didn't actually answer anyth
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daveisfera
4mo ago
But how accurate are humans? I just picked up a print out of medical history for the last 5 years and it was thick enough to be a book. There's no way a human is reading all of that and doing anything meaningful with it. Let an AI tool
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daveisfera
5mo ago
Also recommend The Egg by Andy Weir https://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg_mod.html
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daveisfera
8mo ago
There was probably a lot going on behind closed doors, but from the outside, it appeared that RedHat was trying to improve the security and technical details of containers, but Docker was just refusing pull requests and not playing nice. Th
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daveisfera
8mo ago
Arrogance was what actually killed them. They picked fights with Google and RedHat and then showing up at conferences with shirts that said "we don't accept pull requests" tipped the scales so that RedHat and Google both went
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daveisfera
10mo ago
I've been working with Intel to fix an issue in recent GPU drivers that prevents HEVC playback from working and I believe that's the real issue here rather than the licensing conclusion that this article jumps to.
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daveisfera
1y ago
I don't believe that's true. If you pin to a hash, then it will always run that version and can't change
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Cache from GitHub Actions breaking change
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2y ago
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2y ago
This feels like a very sudden abrupt change and breaking the build for all old branches/tags feels so odd for such a critical component of the build process for GitHub Actions
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daveisfera
2y ago
Once they get a MacBook Air with an M4, it will become a viable option for developers and other users that want/need 2 external monitors. Definitely looking forward to that happening.
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daveisfera
3y ago
I haven't seen price info anywhere, but anyone have info on what that will be?
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daveisfera
3y ago
The sensor support added to watchOS 10 is really nice and the live displays of cycling stats in iOS 17 has made it so I can use my phone for stats and feedback while on bike rides
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3y ago
What’s your thought on that air quality monitor released by Amazon? I’d love to see the cost come down even more, but it looks like the most affordable option on the market right now
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daveisfera
5y ago
The Brian Kernighan quote explains this very simply: Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.
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daveisfera
6y ago
Shameless plug for a project I'm proposing to do the opposite (i.e. run Linux binaries from a container on macOS natively): https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davejohansen/cider-cart...
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6y ago
I added a video with a demo of the performance benefits and describing in more detail where the prototype is at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davejohansen/cider-cart... Also, I believe the fact that the is
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6y ago
I added a video with a demo of the performance benefits and describing in more detail where the prototype is at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davejohansen/cider-cart...
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6y ago
Several other approaches have been posted about on that GitHub issue and others, so I thought letting people know about a potential solution would be ok...
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6y ago
Information about Cider Cart can be found here: http://kickstarter.com/projects/davejohansen/cider-cart/
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Docker suppresses news about alternate solution on macOS
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Running Containers Natively on macOS
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6y ago
> (iii) Artificially increasing the number of impressions or click-throughs of ads, as well as apps that are designed predominantly for the display of ads. So they're going to remove most of the games that my kids have been duped in
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6y ago
Any news on supporting Alpine Linux with wheels?
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daveisfera
7y ago
Neither side is announcing a price and NPM has been struggling financially for a while, so the likelihood that it was a "good exit" is low.
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daveisfera
7y ago
FKs are a tool. Sometimes it's great to use a hammer for a nail, but sometimes a screwdriver just seems to work better when working with screws.
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