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throwawaywindev
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Comment #29330964
That’s why you use COM or WinRT with strong contracts.
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Comment #29184482
Agreed, my first thought was why don’t they remove the Like button too?
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Comment #29090800
They teach that stuff in business school. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFLjudWTuGQ
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Comment #29013348
Time to sell every possible 4K bitmap as individual “generative art” NFT’s.
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Comment #28998663
Has to be for their mixed reality product rumored to launch next year that they’ll want native apps to be developed for. There are only so many ProRes video editors out there.
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Comment #28989664
Yea, I originally ordered an M1 Max model after the presentation, then cancelled it when I realized for what I would use a GPU for (gaming and 3D development) a RTX 3080 laptop wou…
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Comment #28934298
C++ compilers probably will.
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Comment #28934168
I believe they compared it to a ~100W mobile RTX 3080, not a desktop one. And the mobile part can go up to ~160W on gaming laptops like Legion 7 that have better cooling than the M…
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Comment #28911580
The M1 Max is drool worthy but Mac gaming still sucks. Can’t really justify it given that I don’t do video editing or machine learning work.
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Comment #28911269
Video game consoles have been using integrated graphics for at least 15 years now, since Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.
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Comment #28839329
After 15 years I realized that all the code I’ve ever written is nothing fancier than a clumsily wired breadboard. I’m transitioning to engineering management as I get way more out…
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Comment #28717759
“ Second, running in a browser makes the top of your user acquisition funnel wider, because all it costs to try your platform is a click.” While often cited, I don’t think that’s a…
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Comment #28674963
Those look like phishing for answers to account security questions.
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Comment #27456365
Probably could have made most of the event handlers separate methods rather than lambdas. That would have made the UI structure easier to read. I don’t know Swift or SwiftUI though…
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Comment #27397172
Efficiency is not always a good thing. We’re not machines and we shouldn’t aspire to some Wall-E existence where we do nothing but consume without any inconvenience.
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Comment #27173813
You know what’s even better UX? Light switches. The Hue dimmer switches are great. The most value I get out of them being “smart” is that I can program a double tap of the “off” bu…
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Comment #26994493
Only because housing cost usually isn’t included in the definition of inflation for some crazy reason. Housing costs are out of control.
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Comment #26530828
It’s not really about trust for me, it’s an employer requirement to have Bitlocker turned on.
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Comment #26491033
You can make breakpoints that just print stuff (at least in Visual Studio)
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Comment #24899529
I went from an X to a 12 Pro and love it for the camera upgrade. I’m trying to force myself to take more video/live photos than stills, and the 12 Pro’s HDR video is a major improv…
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Comment #23535905
Have you heard of Lottie? https://airbnb.io/lottie/
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Comment #20995251
I wonder if the increased “harvesting” has to do with Bezos getting older.
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Comment #20971167
A lot of MSFT management are engineers (including the CEO) so that’s probably not what he meant. Disclosure: I work at MSFT.
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Comment #20971125
US banks created Zelle, with free instant transfers via your banking app. It’s a shame more people don’t use it. Otherwise people just use credit cards for paying for stuff.
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Comment #20777542
It’s an economic problem that boils down to not putting a high enough price on negative externalities.