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by sussmannbaka 9mo ago
So after years of being gleefully told that AI will replace all jobs an omniscient state of the art model, with heavy assistance, takes more than two weeks and thousands of dollars in tokens to do what child me did in a few days? Huh.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
They don't! Layout grids are less about the rows and columns and more about the lines separating them (which is why those get a lot of attention in CSS grid). Take a look at how layout grids are used in design and you will quickly find
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
I think CSS grid is too powerful to be represented in markup. I rotated the idea in my head for a bit but the most I could come up was elements that covered a small subset of CSS grid and which completely lost the entire appeal of being abl
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
Yes and no. <table> layouts were a hack that solved a real problem but came with massive downsides. People didn’t tell you to not use <table> to lay out content because grids are bad (they are quite handy! take a look at Grid Sy
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
The history lesson is appreciated but how does this relate to the current state of the stock file explorer that ships with the OS? I’m using my phone now and not ten years ago. edit: oh, I think I get it. My original post wasn't intend
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
While I bet there’s some technicality I’ll get gotcha’d on, iOS apps do the exact same nowadays.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
Ghost Commander was better but I think I still prefer the iOS Files app.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
I used the AOSP app I think? I’d usually agree with you but in this case I really wanted some more bloat because that one was dire :)
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
Am I supposed to be mad about them not supporting a feature during a time when I didn’t use iOS or is this somehow supposed to impact my current day use of Files app?
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
I don’t have one of those! I do have an SMB share mounted that I’m currently playing music from, though, and it’s working perfectly fine.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
That’s entirely up to the app developer. Of course apps can see files if they’re developed to do that.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
Certainly wasn’t ahead with the stock file manager that came with my last Android phone.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
Im not sure if Android has caught up but the iOS file explorer app is excellent.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
I can only navigate to a video by long-pressing, copying the URL and pasting it into the URL bar, otherwise I get a meaningless "something went wrong" type error message. Mobile Safari, no content blockers, not logged into a Googl
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
Why, Windows itself ships with multiple Windows desktops these days.
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by sussmannbaka 10mo ago
even better: those will be spam guaranteed and can just be filtered by rule then
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
Did you try before or after Valves push for proton? Both of those are rated Platinum.
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
Every frog will be boiled. Remember this when you argue “oh but it will still be possible to sideload via adb” “oh but you can turn it off” “oh but you only need it on the first run” “at least they don’t…” You won’t be able to. It will be m
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
Trying and doing aren’t the same thing. I’ll take competent community members over incompetent leadership any day of the week. And I am right to think so, seeing how they entirely bungled even kicking out the people they wanted kicked out.
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
I'm not sure if you just didn't understand what I'm looking for. If I'm searching for a good rails screencast to get a feeling for how it's used, a blogpost consisting of "rails new" is useless to me. I kn
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
this just means the bugs it creates are better camouflaged
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
Pathetic
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
this is definitely closer to what I had in mind but it's still rather useless because it just shows what winning the lottery is like. what I am really looking for is neither the "Claude oneshot this" nor the "I gave up a
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
What I want to see at this point are more screencasts, write-ups, anything really, that depict the entire process of how someone expertly wrangles these products to produce non-trivial features. There's AI influencers who make very imp
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
It turns out that offline is less annoying than online now. sure, you can't block the ads, but at least none of my daily transactions make me wish great harm upon the other person. everything in the article is enabled by the customer n
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
No, it’s literally the first sentence. Not the projects fault that people keep linking the source code repository instead of the website.
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by sussmannbaka 11mo ago
props for picking "realistic" results but if you want to attract users you should probably cherry pick better ones or cheat. all of those look horrible.
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by sussmannbaka 1y ago
https://joel.drapper.me/p/ruby-central-security-measures/
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by sussmannbaka 1y ago
The actual first sentence of Toybox: Toybox combines many common Linux command line utilities together into a single BSD-licensed executable.
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by sussmannbaka 1y ago
They had a minor security incident right off the bat, demonstrating they don’t even fully understand what they stole. They aren’t equipped to do the job.

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