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by raydev 1y ago
What gives you pause about the number?
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by raydev 1y ago
> this will perform poorly on old devices I don't know how long you've been following Apple but with previous "high cost on old hardware" features they just disabled them for old hardware. Apple loves their battery li
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by raydev 1y ago
You think "we're losing money on this subscription tier" is good PR for their investors?
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by raydev 1y ago
They've been hyping up their hardware capabilities and APIs for years now.
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by raydev 1y ago
Apple is capable of solving it if they want to. They don't want to (yet at least).
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by raydev 1y ago
Clean build environments for CICD workflows, especially if you're building/deploying many separate projects and repos. Managing Macs as standalone build machines is still a huge headache in 2025.
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by raydev 1y ago
sama tweeted that the $200 tier was priced too low to cover costs a few months ago.
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by raydev 1y ago
Getting a 100% final grade doesn't indicate mastery.
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by raydev 1y ago
I was shocked by how hard I laughed when I "generated" the password. Great work.
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by raydev 1y ago
It's unfinished and it's in the public's hands. I don't see these as opposing ideas. We can debate whether they should have called this an experiment or an alpha or beta or whatever, but that's a different discussio
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by raydev 1y ago
> It's pretty obviously a failed experiment For it to be "failed" it would have to also be finished/completed. They are likely continuously making tweaks, this thing was just released.
102.
by raydev 1y ago
What's the benefit? You have to look at the homepage anyway, right?
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by raydev 1y ago
Why would you disable history?
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by raydev 1y ago
Interesting. I've found YouTube to be so good at recommendations that I've kinda forgotten to subscribe to some channels I watch often, YT is good about promoting them when they release new videos. This applies to a few small chan
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by raydev 1y ago
> languages have had this feature for a long time. Ruby Yes, that is precisely why I don't like Ruby, it's actually impossible for tools to reason about many things that would make finding bugs before shipping feasible. Big com
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by raydev 1y ago
> downright flooded with pro Chinese propaganda for the last few weeks Can you link some examples? I (shamefully) have been spending a lot of time on TikTok lately but it's mostly devoid of politics. My YT home page is still the sam
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by raydev 1y ago
The app is only downloaded once every month or two for the usual updates. It happens in the background when you aren't using your phone anyway, and by default both OSes will wait until you're on wifi too. App size doesn't mat
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by raydev 1y ago
Don't all the countries with "free public health care" (understand this is loosely defined) already have much lower obesity rates relative to the US?
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by raydev 1y ago
> While you have a right of free speech, the rest of us have the right not to listen to you, nor to be forced to listen to you, nor to interact with you. Does this also justify hundreds or thousands of people calling your minimum wage em
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by raydev 1y ago
I used to run long distance. I'd have to go for 15+km in a single session to get any noticeable impact on sleep and it wasn't huge. Weightlifting on the other hand... a solid hour of going heavy will put me out like a baby every t
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by raydev 1y ago
In fairness, this is the standard university experience and has been for many decades. You either figure out how to balance your time and make the grades or you don’t.
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by raydev 1y ago
You didn't actually show profitability here. I think if it were actually profitable, Musk would've hyped it up.
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by raydev 1y ago
Because it's only words. There have been no actions outside of punitive tariffs, which are legal. There's no indication that the "threats" are any thing more than words, given the lack of actual action. Much like Trump&#
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by raydev 1y ago
The only thing to be concerned about is cost of living increases.
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by raydev 1y ago
This shouldn't be flagged. The article is informative and is about rights/privacy related to software/hardware everyone carries.
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by raydev 1y ago
Equally as powerful as a standard full size PC for most tasks but you can take it with you to meeting rooms and you can take it home.
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by raydev 1y ago
> It's not yet available everywhere It's not available most anywhere. I don't know what exactly what the threshold should be, but it should be usable by most people in first world countries to make the claim "we have
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by raydev 1y ago
> Rule following has not been a safeguard against recent border and immigration actions Just because it doesn't reduce the chances of harm to zero does not mean it's useless. She was less likely to be detained had she left the
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by raydev 1y ago
You can piece it together. The article conveniently leaves out exactly where she was staying for the months between visa revocation and re-entering the US. > Presumably she wasn't in the US or she wouldn't have been trying to
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by raydev 1y ago
I think deporting someone if they remain for months after their visa is revoked is perfectly acceptable. Ideally the person should be allowed to do it themselves in the few weeks after. By all appearances, she was capable of doing so and si

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