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Comment #49055365
Thanks, looks interesting!
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Comment #49055357
Maybe a bit late to ask but how would an EffectTS backend integrate seamlessly? Im looking for a full stack agent driven workflow including domain modeling, designing state machine…
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Comment #49037758
Just wondering how a matching backend framework for correctness would look like. Ideally something that doesn't repeat the React mess with two routers but fits right in Inertia sty…
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Comment #48997930
They bought "Play" recently, it was an UI design app dedicated to SwiftUI.
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Comment #47310923
Germany could turn it around with laxer laws about permanent residency and new infrastructure. Allow people to live permanently in mobile homes, vans and caravans which they can re…
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Comment #46717519
Wow, didn't realize that you're the one behind the Webcrunch channel. Never got into Rails but I loved your Affinity videos back in the day, you're also one of the functional CSS/T…
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Comment #46422319
No accessible emergency brakes?
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Comment #46104547
Is the X200s (s = low power variant) chassis too different or is it compatible as well?
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Comment #45691843
It almost seems like OpenAI being a stealth operation by Apple with Altman becoming the new Jobs in an Nextstep like aquisition move. Ive/Altman.jpg, the focus on Macs, Apples unex…
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Comment #45524151
Do they have a single plan yet for te CLI, assistant and image stuff?
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Comment #45350451
Ethnic features = things you can nothing for, same category as skin color. I was talking about the culture you chose and the stereotypes that go along with it. Stereotypes override…
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Comment #45344618
Tekin, what makes a Turk less white than a Greek or Spaniard? If it's cultural (religion, music/sports related subcultures and codes) then it's chosen. Nobody can force you into a …
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Comment #45299370
The Cologne cathedral took over 600 years to finish because the original plans got lost along the way. it was paused after 300 years! For the following centuries, many generations …
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Comment #45259781
He makes the point that the thinness and lightness have no effect because it's not really pocket friendly because of the size, so you won't get the advantage where it matters most,…
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Comment #45253070
They went way too far with the corner radii and pill shapes imo, looks like a Fisher Price toy. Some inner buttons retained the old radii and don't match the outer window radii any…
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Comment #44861917
Now, but after listening to podcasts with him I think he's someone who would tackle hard stuff like drivers or DSP, so called math genius level coding as soon as it becomes more ac…
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Comment #44856208
How long until he clashes with the GPL and discovers the BSDs?
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Comment #44834165
OpenAI not sponsoring Tailwind labs like others is a bit embarrassing at this point.
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Comment #44746626
I've stopped using it years ago, Figma as well. First I went down the Zettelkasten/Obsidian rabbithole but ended up just using Apple notes. I've ditched Figma too because I was fas…
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Comment #44742904
>I personally think that a key fact that is driving adoption, is that from the very beginning they used a web app instead of going native with a heavy desktop app. In 2018 I signed…
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Comment #44728626
They could sell MacOS as a mobile app subscription like logic Pro for iPads or for one time fee somewhere between $99 - $199, and many would switch from MacMinis I guess. Pair this…
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Comment #44686478
Font rendering isn't the bottle neck on Linux, imo it's the terrible default font choices of distro and desktop environment makers.
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Comment #44446384
Isn't there a possibility that model makers retaliate by erasing them and their frameworks from memory, hurting CF adoption by devs?
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Comment #44334723
They use the Daisy UI component library in 1.8+ Phoenix versions which should have basic accessibility baked in.
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Comment #44331073
That's the one.