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by djfdat 23d ago
Here's a very recent video benchmarking APFS vs ZFS, btrfs, and XFS+: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wVNFaFDIn8
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by djfdat 1mo ago
Title phrasing sounds like Cursor Origin is GitHub's new Git platform. It's not, the the good old Cursor's (the IDE) new Git platform.
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by djfdat 2mo ago
This is great and is also something that I've always had an issue with. What I do now is open the HN comments, and then when I'm ready to look at the link + comments, right-click on the title and Open in Split View.
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by djfdat 3mo ago
What's the frequency of this happening in modern times and what are the recourses we've set in place? Are there any forms of recourse that you'd recommend be added? And what representatives are running on such platforms to ad
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by djfdat 3mo ago
There's a bunch of other apps in this space. Previously I was using LeaderKey: https://github.com/mikker/LeaderKey - Free, open source, no longer being actively developed. The Dev for LeaderKey evolved that into T
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by djfdat 4mo ago
Thanks for posting this! Quickly turned off auto-update on Antigravity IDE. Don't really use it for coding, but it turned into my shell-scripting+data cleanup editor to keep that separate from my actual projects.
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by djfdat 4mo ago
Perfect opportunity for browser or OS API to provide the feature, where we could make it more streamlined, secure, and consistent.
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by djfdat 5mo ago
One issue is: when the Reminders app was simple, making a better reminders app just had to be a little more complex that a single developer could improve upon it and charge for it once and make a living. Now, the bar is so high, that it tak
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by djfdat 6mo ago
Just enable DLSS 5.
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by djfdat 6mo ago
I'd wager that there are no great games without some amount of atrocious code.
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by djfdat 6mo ago
I think the idea of the Window Chrome "getting out of the way" of the user is a good concept, but we fail to consider what the user expects at arms length. We also have to consider the chicken-or-egg problem In the example, we hav
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by djfdat 7mo ago
Sorry to pile on, but I also think that changing the background color in the before/after feels like you're purposefully trying to make the before one look worse. Like when in weight loss photos people don't smile and pose ni
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by djfdat 8mo ago
Really boils down to the benefits of first party software from a company that has billions of dollars of funding vs similar third party software from an individual with no funding. GSD might be better right now, but will it continue to be b
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by djfdat 8mo ago
Many times your severance comes along with a non-disparagement agreement. And typically the people being laid off don't really have the insight into the operational costs to serve as a counter-point to that argument. That's not to
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by djfdat 8mo ago
Abstracting away redundancy could make it harder to understand exactly what the code is doing, and could introduce tech debt when you need slightly different behavior from some code that is abstracted away. Also, if the boilerplate code is
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by djfdat 10mo ago
They don't need Bun to make revenue, but they need Bun to continue existing and growing for their products to make revenue. Now they can ensure its survival, push for growth, and provide resources so that Bun can build the best product
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by djfdat 11mo ago
I think everybody here that is bashing Warp specifically as a terminal application probably spends a lot more time in the terminal than GUI apps. For someone who don't, killer features: - GUI settings - Regular text navigation - Just e
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by djfdat 1y ago
Yeah, the next one wouldn't be the iPhone 18 Air, it would be the iPhone Air 2.
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by djfdat 1y ago
Because "edited" is not a singular point. It's more like hiring a chef and getting a microwave dinner.
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by djfdat 1y ago
Haven't looked into this, but along with that: - Multiple replies - Edits - Scheduled send - Voice message - Tapbacks - Message history - Message order is reliant on notification order - Delays in the notification system could be diffe
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by djfdat 2y ago
It's a comment on their monopoly position and how they can make it difficult at any point for a third party to run their business/app. Apple doesn't need to jump through these hurdles, but they can be placed in front of anyon
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by djfdat 2y ago
The Apple Camera app comes preinstalled with no warnings or permission requests notifying me why it's requesting camera access.
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by djfdat 2y ago
You mean _infers_ details.
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by djfdat 3y ago
They should really think about changing out the theme asap. It may not be their fault that they used the same template and their logos look similar, but being the new entrant, they should definitely establish their own brand look.
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by djfdat 3y ago
While the outcome as it stands might be okay, they should still proceed with the request for more information so that they can better guard against removal of access in cases that they do not agree with. What's to prevent them from cha
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by djfdat 3y ago
Loses some of the audio features, such as Trim Silence and per-podcast speed and skip settings.
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by djfdat 3y ago
Except when you log in with your Apple ID, it'll sync your photos by default, taking up as much space as the system determines.
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by djfdat 3y ago
I don't think the list was meant to be exhaustive.
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by djfdat 3y ago
Because their hands are pretty much tied. That's called monopoly position.
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by djfdat 3y ago
Have you seen the terms for alternative app stores and terms for listing your app on an alternative app store? I don't think there will be many options there either, and if they are, they will not be good due to the policies Apple chos

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