ederamen

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by ederamen 11mo ago
I'd be interested in this too. I know it's possible, but haven't found a good guide on how to do it well and manage the multi-lang complexity.
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by ederamen 11mo ago
Uv is so good. I'm a curmudgeon about adopting new tooling, and tried uv with a lot of skepticism, but it was just better in every way. And even if it wasn't so polished and reliable, the raw speed makes it hard to go back to an
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by ederamen 11mo ago
LLMs are brain rot
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by ederamen 2y ago
My second Oura ring (3rd gen) is ~3 years old and is currently collecting dust in a drawer because the battery lasts < 24 hrs, and If you forget to sync your data by opening the app (which can take a minute or longer of having the app op
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by ederamen 2y ago
Use Data Classes
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by ederamen 2y ago
Obviously
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by ederamen 2y ago
Just started using Raylib, bummed to hear about the limitations! As a novice C programmer, the simplicity and immediacy of results opened my eyes to how C can feel as productive as higher level languages with robust standard libs.
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by ederamen 3y ago
We should probably just do nuclear.
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by ederamen 3y ago
Oh cool - I started looking into Qt a while ago but was confused by their license. Would you recommend it?
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by ederamen 3y ago
Agreed, but it's because Apple has deliberately and relentlessly sabotaged PWAs as a competitive option. If it were in their financial/competitive interest for PWAs to be amazing on iOS, they would be. Unfortunately for us this wo
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by ederamen 3y ago
I'm hoping the latest EU regulation enforcing alternate browser engines will make a dent in this. ...but when I see how petulantly defiant Apple's responses to other regulations which threaten their lock-in strategies have been, I
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by ederamen 3y ago
This. Apple has been slowly, relentlessly, sneakily squeezing out any open or cross platform dev options. If you want to develop for Apple's devices, you have to sacrifice your future career options with any other tech stack/vend
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by ederamen 3y ago
Apple has done an incredible job of gaslighting developers into believe they care about them and are making generous investment into APIs and tooling, while simultaneously doing everything in their power to lock those devs into the platform
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by ederamen 3y ago
They don't develop those APIs out of the goodness of their heart - it's a lock in strategy. They've made it practically impossible to write native cross platform code that runs on IOS, and they've everything they can (wi
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by ederamen 3y ago
That's 40% of "ton-miles" - trains disproportionately move heavy, cheap goods (i.e. aggregate, coal), which makes that number potentially misleading. The percentage of freight moved by rail by "value" is closer to
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by ederamen 3y ago
Yes.
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by ederamen 3y ago
^ This - thank you