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by devnullbrain 1y ago
>This means, that a function will return an error enum, containing error variants that the function cannot even produce. If you match on this error enum, you will have to manually distinguish which of those variants are not applicable in
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
I can do better than that. Uninstall it. It's a 600 MB app and you can log back in using only the iOS password manager. Reinstall it when you need to use it.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
>20 years ago So while Windows was letting everyone be root?
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Yes. If advice can't be followed, it's probably just bragging.
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It's bad, but it's not impossible. I got an improved offer from one company when I told them I was going to accept another company's offer. And then I accepted the other company's offer, because it was the best move in m
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Even small claims?
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Rubbing alcohol is also cheap enough that the 'free shipping' is really just being included in the price.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Archived in 2024
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Valve already failed with Steam Machines. There's not a compelling enough reason for them to split production of the Deck into two divergent streams with lesser economies of scale. Also, 'just' the deck in a box still needs t
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
The technical constraint still applies. My keyboard uses ' ' and '-' to represent many different symbols.
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>All this is not to say Google Translate is doing a bad job Google Translate is doing a bad job. The Chrome translate function regularly detects Traditional Chinese as Japanese. While many characters are shared, detecting the latter is t
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Designing all the slow animations that are required for maintaining the kayfabe of shells that depend on desk analogies.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
I find it surprising that skeumorphism is popular here: the rationale is the opposite of the rationale for power-user desktop UIs. I suppose it's easy to grok what the newsstand is[1], but I'm not convinced it would matter after t
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
>which is going to be horrible for accessibility My suspicion is this concern went the same way as DEI/ESG
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>Before Liquid Glass, your least intrusive option was backdrop blur or translucent pastel dimming overlays. Or an outline, like gameboy emulators have been doing forever
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
But that sun has never been a pharoah of Egypt. If the only common factor is a belief that 'something' created 'something', you're really not saying anything worth evaluating.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
>despite Google solemnly promising that “all existing links will continue to redirect to the intended destination,” it went read-only a few years back, and now they’re finally sunsetting it in August 2025 It's become so trite to men
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No, it isn't restarted! See, all your browser windows are open and in almost the same place. Context? What's that? It always looked like this. You're crazy.
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I don't actually see which guideline it's breaking. It's a serious offer.
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In case you missed the 4 places it's made explicit in the graphs, or 'London' in the URL.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Ok, but so is everyone involved with building the fulfillment centre, the sorting machines, the roads for delivery, the trucks, the railways... If it sounds like I'm including a lot of jobs, it's because every non-service job in t
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Web devs are a tiny proportion of the employees needed for e-commerce.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
Same goes for a truck driver, road builder, railway worker, etc. FWIW, I spent many years as a cashier. It's not something I find inherently more valuable to the world. If we could trust people not to steal, we wouldn't need them.
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
So would it be poetic justice when an electrician gets laid off?
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The person the headline refers to is a webdev. What job is that getting rid of?
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
This is the message between the lines of much of the anti-dev schadenfreude, but actually spelling it out makes it obvious: it's not true . Only a minority of dev jobs are automating people out of work. There are entirely new industri
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>which is most Tech revenue Not true https://fortune.com/ranking/global500/2023/?sector=Technolog...
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by devnullbrain 1y ago
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