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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>Maybe he just wants to brag with his h-index. Who is going to cite this paper?
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
It is not HIS garbage. He is involved in numerous companies. Starlink is a product of SpaceX and that is full of thousands of great engineers. To be disinterested in SpaceX technology because of Musk is to be completely dismissive of the
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We keep making the same mistakes with spreadsheets, despite bad consequences(theconversation.com)
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Cruise failed to disclose disturbing details of self-driving car crash(wired.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Fortunately, since you are dead you don't care how long the trip took.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Yes, that is correct for 10 million installs of a 1 euro app. (10M-1M) .5 + 10M .17 = 6.2M If you make 10M for a 10 euro app (1M installs), the Apple cut is: (1M-1M) .5 + 10M .17 = 1.7M The upshot is, if you are selling a 1 euro app, stay o
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Hmm, I haven't seen this. But I am curious, how is that dishonest? It sounds like it is explicitly stated, so you know what will happen. What Apple subscriptions? Logic Pro? Are you talking about a free trial or a paid trial? Also
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Setting aside whether it is justified or not, Apple is involved. Your app is heavily dependent on Apple built APIs (and hardware). Up till now, developers paid $100/year plus a value based per user royalty that was(is) part of Apple&
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Not sure I understand your response. There is a tremendous amount of launch data from several years of launches (and landings) that demonstrate whatever approach to design and manufacture SpaceX is using results in incredibly robust and ca
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>There has to be a way for the physical owner to have full control over the device. It's not even a matter of inmediate benefit, but rather good consumer/human rights policy. Really? Do you have "full control" over y
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I agree with you, but it's not about spouses or elderly parents. I have been designing chips and custom hardware for multiple decades. Guiding and/or implementing custom firmware for a similar time span. I am highly technical a
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Except you didn't pay for a portable computer. You are technically savvy. You knew what you were buying. Now that you own it, you want something different. I don't begrudge you deciding you want something different, I just don
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Most, if not all, small indie devs pay 15%. Everyone pays 15% for subscriptions after the first year.
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SoftwareOne: Will Remain a Standalone Company(reuters.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I always thought it was for managers who have trust issues.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I think there are some external factors to consider. Did you convince people to move their families and join your quest? Did you make other commitments to people? If people are dependent on you and you cut and run when things get tough,
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
The parent comment is about doing something you don't want to do rather than doing something you don't enjoy. Important distinction. You did military service because you wanted to do it. It had real value to you. You did not c
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Search on what you actually said: "insulated crimp terminals ring terminals that work on #10 screws and 12 AWG wire" That gets a much better result.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Why the questions? It is no one else's business why they want that level of privacy. Is it your intent to convince them that they don't need privacy?
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
As I said, the Wright's did not use the catapult in 1903. Three years before Dumont's 1906 flight of 60 metres, they flew well over 250 meters without catapult assist at takeoff. In 1904 they also flew over 400 meters without ca
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Dumont (and all early flyers) used headwinds to increase effective airspeed at takeoff. Does that disqualify him? The Wrights also of course used headwinds and then added catapults to reduce their dependence on ideal headwinds to enable f
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Sorry to hear about the job losses, but what's a Twitch? I am being facetious of course, but I honestly haven't heard of anyone using Twitch in quite a while. Maybe I'm just out of touch, but it doesn't seem to have muc
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
The Wright flyers had their own engine. They were not gliders. The Wrights were making long, controlled flights powered by engines years before Dumont. First flights in 1903, first complete circle flight in 1904, and flights of over 20 m
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Lilienthal died flying one of his gliders. His wing curvature pressure tables were faulty and the Wright Brothers had to abandon them and build their own wind tunnel to measure and create a set of usable data. That led to their actual suc
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Very similar to iocane.
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Apple asks developers not to refer to their visionOS apps as 'AR' or 'VR'(9to5mac.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I prefer to go the other way. Put the commit ID(s) and/or links in the ticketing system as part of ticket comments. Now if the ticket system changes or is exported to another system the commit ID(s) will still be in the record. They
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
You can run x86 binaries on ARM Linux VMs running on Apple Silicon machines. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run...
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>> by definition a vaccine should NOT be a treatment, a vaccine has to be preventative, and further personally I believe... Hmm, I don't see the basis for this conclusion. This treatment is acting according to the common definit
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Equinix to expand liquid cooling to 100 datacenters to quench your AI thirst(theregister.com)
1 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|0 comments

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