internet2000

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by internet2000 4d ago
> I only have the nagging question that if it’s so easy, why would the clients not do it by themselves? They can do it. What's the issue?
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by internet2000 4d ago
The GUI is pretty sharp, but I don’t like it uses emoji instead of SF symbols. Is it Claude or Codex built?
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by internet2000 6d ago
No, it is not.
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by internet2000 7d ago
> 3. The aspect ratios were weird. I ended up using native app sizes, making the extra space kind of a waste Ternus opened the Duo segment of the presentation talking about aspect ratio. Having the "right" aspect ratio drove th
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by internet2000 7d ago
Microsoft had one with a different folding method and screen, but it was equivalent to a product in which the key differentiators are the folding method and screen?
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by internet2000 7d ago
Just you.
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by internet2000 7d ago
Good thing I don't live there.
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by internet2000 7d ago
> I'm excited that the Duo will get developers to actually design apps for foldables. For Apple foldables yes. Not Android.
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by internet2000 8d ago
Samsung had 7 generations of the wrong way, then one of the right way after they learned what Apple was doing. Microsoft literally does not have a product like this.
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by internet2000 10d ago
I wouldn't want to design the phone around an event that happens every 3 years at minimum.
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by internet2000 11d ago
So what is it, concretely? Default settings and bundled software? Like Lenovo bloatware but from Microsoft?
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by internet2000 12d ago
Are we forcing China to make stuff for us?
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by internet2000 12d ago
It's hard to have people use data in these types of conversations, so I'll just link two charts. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/co-emissions-per-capita and https://ourworldindata.org/graph
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by internet2000 12d ago
Canadians are not that bad.
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by internet2000 13d ago
Objectively the coolest thing ever.
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by internet2000 15d ago
Bluesky is not real life.
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by internet2000 16d ago
Are you guys nerfing Fable 5 to make it cheaper? I know you probably can't admit to it in public, but my email is on my profile.
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by internet2000 16d ago
This is straight up a conspiracy theory.
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by internet2000 18d ago
Set-ItemProperty -Path "HKCU:\Software\MyNewKey" -Name "Example" -Value "Blah" :)
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by internet2000 18d ago
Title fix proposal: Why vibecoding rocks
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by internet2000 18d ago
> "Sent from my iPhone" is an ad because the iPhone is not a meaningful part of sending the email. It explains the brevity and any typos. That's how I see it used.
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by internet2000 18d ago
So many people cared enough to complain, even in the comments here!
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by internet2000 19d ago
> Are there examples of anyone discussing this and reaching other conclusions? Yes. Very notably: https://ziglang.org/code-of-conduct/
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by internet2000 19d ago
Big difference between giving the president a gold trinket to curry favor and getting disappeared by the Communists.
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by internet2000 20d ago
> [1]The "reasons" primarily are that Apple refused to support PWAs, hamstrung mobile Safari, and refused to allow third-party browsers. So while it's true that native apps can offer a better experience than mobile web app
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by internet2000 23d ago
I'm having a hard time imagining the click wheel took you more than 10 seconds to figure out.
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by internet2000 23d ago
> Long term average? Sure, it goes up, that's inflation. But do you know what causes inflationary pressure? An economy that relies on growth, yep.
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by internet2000 23d ago
You could make an X account.
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by internet2000 23d ago
Not only would the 3% fee not make me blink, as my cards have 3% cash back for dining, I doubt I'd change my behavior even at a 5% discount. If anything it'd dissuade me slightly from patronizing the restaurant. Credit cards are
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by internet2000 23d ago
Prices don't go down, they only ever go up. There is no situation in which interchange fees get slashed and prices go down across the board by 3% to make it worth it for card users.

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