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by raydev 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder if it wouldn't be more efficient for people to just learn assembly instead of trying to build tools or layers on top of it that introduce more complexities and are harder to search for.
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by raydev 2y ago
Thankfully that doesn't apply to this post. sq is a great, full-featured tool.
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by raydev 2y ago
> Yet not one of these companies think to release a phone that proffers to give the best rooting experience or Lineage OS compatibility - or better yet, comes with LineageOS out-of-the-box. How profitable do you think this would be?
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by raydev 2y ago
> a lot of the weird artificial junk that are allowed to be put into your food is illegal in Europe What are some examples? A list would be helpful.
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by raydev 2y ago
Please share the names of these preservatives.
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by raydev 2y ago
It didn't hurt that there was also a burgeoning new computing platform that everyone and their grandma was buying into for the first time.
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by raydev 2y ago
It's actually a pattern of behavior, but no one's done a complete writeup yet. I agree that this single tweet doesn't meet the standards for a discussion point.
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by raydev 2y ago
> Blocking doesn't really fix the brigading problem Automated blocking absolutely solved most of the problem. In the late 2010s it was common for political accounts to use scripts that went through follower graphs for their worst re
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by raydev 2y ago
Did Brazil change its own laws in the last few weeks?
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by raydev 2y ago
People in this thread have already listed the terrible terrible things about make. It succeeds because it's simply everywhere. And rather than attempt to improve, people romanticize the good enough solution. I dream of a world where a
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by raydev 2y ago
Android Studio (before Jetpack Compose) split the difference and offered easily editable/readable XML with textual autocomplete AND a visual editor. I much preferred that after having spent years working in Xcode's Interface Build
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by raydev 2y ago
The funny thing about those chocolate bars is that (I think) they're better than the century old brand names they're competing with.
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by raydev 2y ago
I'm with you but it's a common enough sentiment that there's probably something to it, and I recall friends having issues over the years. For these people at best it's painful gas and at worst is [worse], so there is a l
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by raydev 2y ago
The 16GB complaints brought back some traumas as an iOS dev. So many support issues arising from that. It was actually criminal Apple was still selling that as the base at the time, and iOS wasn't able to deal with restricted disk spac
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by raydev 2y ago
For fun, revisit the iPhone 6 announcement thread on HN[1], coincidentally posted 10 years ago today. I love going back to these to see how people responded. The more things change... [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by raydev 2y ago
Apple has had a solid online experience the last 5 or so years. No need for lineups.
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by raydev 2y ago
They didn't "give up", they were sued and had to remove it (at least in the US). This is the most recent update I could find: https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/5/24122407/apple-watch-masim...
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by raydev 2y ago
The 7 is coming up on it's 8th birthday, on the bright side that's a pretty good run. Is FlightAware blocking use of the app now? I assume it's because they've dropped support for iOS 15 (which can be a hassle depending
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by raydev 2y ago
At the cost of worse UX in every other dimension, sure.
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by raydev 2y ago
The new Pro is 6.3", not 6.7" (that's the outgoing Pro Max). If it helps, the Pro is only increasing by a few mm in height and depth, not width. [1]: iPhone 13 Pro specs: https://www.apple.com/by/iphone-1
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by raydev 2y ago
It belongs to reddit, the user handed over the content willingly.
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by raydev 2y ago
Seems absurd to include Kotlin Multiplatform with Flutter and RN, given KMM is far less user-friendly.
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by raydev 2y ago
None of the alternatives like RN or Flutter will allow you to skip learning about a specific platform if you have a platform-specific bug or issue.
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by raydev 2y ago
The obvious explanation being that the costs to comply are too great, the fines would be even worse. Therefore it's not worth it.
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Ask HN: Can we require reason/description for flagging submissions?
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by raydev 2y ago
They explicitly call it "premium" in the launch page. Time to move upmarket in the hopes of actually making a profit.
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by raydev 2y ago
I bought a huge and nice new Samsung TV last year and tried to pair it with a NUC running Win11, and the TV insisted on doing some weird "detecting your device, you should use our remote to control this device" bullshit with it ev
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by raydev 2y ago
It's very obviously thin/wispy on top if you see photos of him outside interviews.
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by raydev 2y ago
Show me someone 55 or older with a successful stack and lush head full of hair that isn't due to genetics. Musk is one of the richest men in the world and he's had multiple transplants, yet is thinning aggressively again.
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by raydev 2y ago
Yep, you're better off working for a US-based company with a presence in Canada. The non-FAANG big and mid names offer dramatically higher comp than Shopify, and it's pretty sad.

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