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joeevans1000
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Comment #47714081
I struggled with the same annoyances for years. Then I installed TotalSpaces... but I think that stopped working. Liquid Ass destroyed my iphone and apple watch and I was able, tha…
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Comment #47714068
THANK YOU!!!!
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Comment #47713953
Just a suggestion: have an example obj object, or several, loaded up. It will sound nuts to you, but I probably won't find one and will just unload the app when I need space.
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Comment #47583955
Well... I didn't know about them until now. Looks like a cool product, actually. Might have to try them out. What's that old saying?
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Comment #47284972
The whole 'software craftsmanship' thing was hilarious from the get-go. Software is not furniture, where the best examples will stand the test of time. It all ends up, good or bad,…
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Comment #47284958
Good software, bad software, and working software.
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Comment #47270490
I switched to Claude and it's so much better. If you haven't tried Claude... try it. You'll be amazed at the improvement.
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Comment #47252872
Apple's Chromebook.
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Comment #47241784
Please help this noob of sorts. My experience of local models has been abysmal for AI chat compared to hosted models. What is Apple offering, in plain terms, to me?
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Comment #46983432
Persona is the same company oftentimes used for the "show your ID to get in the bar and also we'll data harvest you... and share your data with various people if asked". Go ahead a…
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Comment #46519140
We wish for hardware intefaces. Not screen/hardware interfaces.
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Comment #46450349
Way to go, and well done. Just two months to get to a year. Alcohol is pushed everywhere now so what you've done isn't easy.
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Comment #46337410
Weird, Safari reloads the page on the demo button clicks and Chrome does not. UPDATE: the second visit to the page on Safari didn't have the issue. It's interesting to note that so…
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Comment #46260929
You won't be downvoted by me. He wrote a fun book (Kitchen Confidential, which I enjoyed) and it was downhill from there. He detailed some of his sketchy ethics in that book and it…
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Comment #46186871
Agreed. And this is the real miss of much of the Clojure community. There is a handful of amazing people in there pulling 90% of the weight of bringing noobs in to the language. An…
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Comment #46186789
I use both approaches. One thing is that Clojure code bases are comically hard for anyone to mentally parse if they didn't write it. At least the bulk of programmers... like you'll…
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Comment #46183283
Hmmm... this might be a way: "You can get in touch with us at consult@redplanetlabs.com to schedule a free consultation to talk about your application and/or pair program on it. Ra…
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Comment #46183255
This is too high level, but I found this: https://blog.redplanetlabs.com/2025/04/22/how-gd-netcetera-u...
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Comment #46183127
Ditto.
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Comment #45947447
I've wanted to try AirPods for my dad as hearing aids, but haven't done so because he would have to have the iPhone on hand. He's too old and blind to operate an iPhone. Can anyone…
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Comment #44667532
I recently found these videos. Amazing guy, amazing skills, great humor.
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Comment #44304812
htmx. and clojure. mmmmm.
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Comment #44241309
That's why I said 'can'. Once OS's lift restrictions on what browsers can access then we'll finally have something more close to 'write once run everywhere'. But that wouldn't real…
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Comment #44240705
Awesome!! Thank you so very much.
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Comment #44240703
Browsers can be just as powerful as 'native' apps. This is an example of that. Browser apps free the user from proprietary operating systems and their companies. Of course, Linux i…