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Whoa that's a surprise. They even call out support for CrossPoint by name, too. Moreover, it's a bit of a crazy looking hack too, by doing a MITM attack. I'm curious to see what ex…

I only partly agree with this. The answer is maddeningly more complicated. Some parts of their software stack -- higher up than the kernel -- are actually pretty great. There's a l…

Argh. I was really excited for this. I'm a YouTube Premium user, and I get a lot of value from YouTube, but I can't get rid of the nicotine-tastic home feed and shorts. I go to You…

I think you're agreeing with him. All of the things you just listed are key senior developer skills.

I say, those chat logs read like Wodehouse.

I'm sure certain people accustomed to hand assembly were saying this when compilers emerged on the scene.

> The plate reader company touts “Accurate residency verification does more than protect the financial health of public schools—it safeguards the trust and equity at the heart of p…

Wait until you hear what kind of vehicles the CAFE regulatory framework has incentivized US automakers to build.

There is one use case that is brilliant: comedy and meme videos. Bigfoot comes to mind.

This is the wrong attitude to take to the problem. While I grant there were many who were disposed to be irrational skeptics, lots of skepticism was generated by dishonest messagin…

fwiw I've noticed that Omarchy[1] uses some terminal-based screensavers, using something called tte[2] to do so. 1: https://omarchy.org/ 2: https://github.com/ChrisBuilds/terminalt…

They didn't port SwiftUI to windows; they wrote a Swift wrapper for WinUI. Impressive in its own right, but not SwiftUI.

Timely sponsorship, downloading the Omarchy 3 ISO last week sat at about 600 KiB/s. Appreciated!

The use case I always think of is the developer experience for regular hobbyist and workaday devs writing their apps with local-first sync. Apple comes close with CloudKit, in that…

This seems equivalent to Notarization on macOS. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/notarizin...

Something like 15 years ago I once went to a Less Wrong/Overcoming Bias meetup in my town after being a reader of Yudkowsky's blog for some years. I was like, Bayesian Conspiracy, …

I've been planning for decades to have a party on that day. Only 13 years left!

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Yeah, I've noticed this too. It looks like the air quality models that iOS Weather is using are integrated into a single system, and then that system is asked to render maps in any…

Perhaps the evolution of this story is an interesting example of confirmation bias?

Man. The filesystem and disk features look particularly awesome. I would have definitely got mileage out of it back in those days. Alas!

This was my first (tiny) taste of a non-MS-DOS/Windows environment for PC. Back in middle school, circa 1997 or 98, with the tiny scraps of time I could get on an Internet connecti…

Have a read of Manuel Smith's "When I say no, I feel guilty". The tools there are astonishingly effective at reframing one's relationship with criticism (reasonable or otherwise). …

Are you outside the US? It seems to be region locked to US right now, so all of the third party frontend apps are all you see when searching from elsewhere.