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by drawfloat 2y ago
I assume it's the same catch as cookies – Google doesn't need it, their competitors do.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Few people play games built for mobiles, let alone looking to play GTA6 on an iPhone
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Who is this person you’re constructing? Being concerned about plane emissions and travel is an incredibly common thing and people are adjusting their lifestyles accordingly - lots of overnight sleeper train lines are reopening due to demand
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Egui is great for quickly getting prototypes or GUIs that don't need to be visually impressive up and running. As soon as you start hoping to get pixel perfect/complex designs in place, though, it hits a wall.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
o3 isn't even available to more than a few researchers. Either everyone you know is a researcher, or they're believing hype about something they've not tried.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Right, but we're talking about Amazon who make billions annually not "lots of companies".
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by drawfloat 2y ago
As he’s 70 he’s using an old desktop PC and doesn’t have a smartphone. He uses the on device pass key system. One day, months down the line, Bluetooth gets switched off for whatever reason. What then.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Until they are successfully explaining how to use these in a way that 70 year olds on eBay can understand, this should not be forced on users.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
No, it’s based on the fact kids are watching the adverts. This isn’t the US, advertising isn’t a free for all and hasn’t been for a long time. It’s not particularly controversial.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
“ In an era defined by automation, smarter programming tools, and sky-high user expectations, companies can no longer rely on legacy methods.” Not on topic but this structure of sentence was a really common first paragraph sentence in blog
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Housing in my hometown (ex-mining town, incredibly poor) has increased 1172% since the mid 1990s (£11k->£112k). Salaries have increased less than 100% in that time (£15,034 -> £29,593)
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by drawfloat 2y ago
You're sort of making the exact mistake I mentioned here. How far do those wages go vs the 70s? Add together housing costs, fuel costs, healthcare costs, transport costs, food costs, general price rises? Why can single income household
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by drawfloat 2y ago
The number one issue people say motivated them to vote for Trump/Boris/Wilders/et al is “cost of living”. Ie: wages have been falling behind for decades now. The other issues may play in to it, but that only keeps the wheel
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by drawfloat 2y ago
10ish years ago Myleoma was a semi death sentence, it’s now coming close to being treated like a chronic condition. There are definitely improvements happening, but we’ll often miss them because it’s incremental rather than “we developed t
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by drawfloat 2y ago
I see this dates back a decade, which makes sense given this is now achievable in modern CSS without a preprocessor.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
I guarantee suicide rates would skyrocket.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
They’ve stopped selling them, not ended support.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Typescript isn’t a separate language though, nor does it replace Javascript, you’re comparing apples and oranges.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
OP wasn’t talking about a loan payment.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
But only if you choose to use them. I agree with the other commenter, it's very hard to see what trade offs there are to pressing a button to initialise a repo at the start, then committing any changes at the end of each session/i
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by drawfloat 2y ago
This is just crossing the road.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
They had 15 years to fix this.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
Eidos Montreal was active just 2 years ago. I think their Eidos-Labs research department is still active. Personally, starting a new app called Eidos feels like a headache in the making.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
It's always been a standard term in the UK. There's no conspiracy.
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by drawfloat 2y ago
You don’t need to know every Astro and Remix, but not even knowing what Vite and Next are as a FEer in 2024 is not exactly something to shout about. If you don’t need to, fine, but also understand it just sounds ignorant given their size an
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by drawfloat 2y ago
The org chart for the Intercept doesn't look "top heavy", in fact it looks pretty well run. It's a news outlet that sometimes publishes controversial stories that are disliked by various governments, you're probably
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by drawfloat 2y ago
I can run Black mesa at 60FPS inside a Windows 11 VM on my Macbook M2. That suggests performance is not actually that bad?
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by drawfloat 2y ago
I’ve the same issue, been told point blank there’s nothing I can do about it because it relates to an issue “not about me” and will never be able to use the egates. It’s a complete shit show.
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by drawfloat 3y ago
I have to be honest, I'm still not entirely clear what Frigade is. Everything seems to reference it being a set of React components....but I see there's an API involved and some sort of CMS? Plus there's features like a mob

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