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grumblingdev

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    Comment #45946563

    > right now Yes I admit the Silicon MacBooks are pretty good - albeit losing external GPU support and max 4 external monitors. The Intel MacBooks were unusable though. There is suc…

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    Comment #45946540

    This Intel is my secondary laptop - but give it any kind of non-cricial task and the fan is on max and its practically unusable. I have M3 Max now.

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    Comment #45946527

    I had a 13 Pro and I thought it was too out-dated which was why my Safari was ridiculously slow, so I bought the 16 Pro...noticed literally zero improvement. Overheats, bugs galore…

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    Comment #45941204

    Yes!!! Such great news. Apple has really gone to shit. I am confronted by Apple performance and bug pain every hour of my life. I always think: how can someone think this is accept…

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    Comment #43072443

    If people are willing to buy my product for $100 at most, I will earn $83 pre VAT (20%). If my product costs $73 to make, then I make $10 profit, and the government earns $17. The …

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    Comment #42808076

    Social media is rapid fire short cuts and videos. Destroys our imagination and creativity. Instant satisfaction. When we imagine things we are exploring a tree of possibilities and…

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    Comment #42798503

    There is a big opportunity for someone to make a all encompassing blocker. I am yet to find one. I think everyone is struggling with this in some way. Anytime I get setup with a bl…

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    Comment #41465014

    > "move fast and break stuff" But it makes me wonder how people have time to invent all this shit when they need to move fast. Learning a new stack every 2 years doesn't seem like …

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    Tell HN: Modern software engineering is ridiculous

    My job would be so easy as long as I can debug and trace things. But modern software engineering doesn't give a shit about debugging. There are just endless layers of abstraction, …

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    Comment #38123461

    What was the exact moment the fraud began? What should he have done instead?

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    Comment #37800994

    Just no obvious choice like every other platform.

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    Comment #37800986

    Easy... $`ls -al` or ls('al') And, transpile shortcut strings on-the-fly to TS code: ls({ all: true, oneEntryPerLine: true, })

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    Comment #37796929

    We should stop using Bash, and use TypeScript instead. Bash is terrible.

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    Comment #37796830

    Everyone bought into "immutable" "no side-effects" "one way data flow" as this ultimate goal. But never thought what the tradeoff is. And people get FOMO that they need to use a bi…

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    Comment #37796790

    Yeh, React is a nightmare. It's too easy to build a tangled, un-performant mess.

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    Comment #37796772

    > the first, MVP-style, attempt will be using Electron. Good choice. If you want to stick to HTML...WebView2 is suppose to replace it, but it assumes your backend code is .NET or C…

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    Ask HN: Write once, run anywhere front ends failed. Thoughts?

    I think the idea of one programming language everywhere has sailed, for a while at least. It looked like JavaScript was going to be able to do it. React and React Native were very …

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    Comment #37740999

    Exact same experience. Socialization is great but work is a solitary pursuit in an isolated space free from distractions.

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    Comment #37740930

    I find FaceTime terrible. Takes 10 seconds or more to connect.

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    Comment #37740915

    Imagine being an Amazon delivery driver. Monitoring to the extreme. Constant boring shit all day. Running up apartment stairs. Then imagine an office worker... It's a world of diff…

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    Comment #37740879

    My point is its a minor inconvenience compared to a lot the working environments people operate in.

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    Comment #37740865

    "get the job done" is usually poorly defined.

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    Comment #37740848

    White collar work is not very measurable.

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    Comment #37740027

    The biggest issue for Mac users is the placement of the `command` key on the US ANSI keyboards - which is the layout for pretty much all mechanical keyboards. And the missing left …

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    Comment #37739881

    We are just making our way through every permutation of frontend API at this point.