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I was happily using Apple in the 90s before everyone came on board

Stock price aside, I’ll be happy using them when everyone moves on

What is a spatial index

Yeah no one wrote buggy code before 2024 right

Are there good tools for doing context audits? I feel I have no good way to visualize what a new session is getting by default in a given repo without crawling through every potentially included markdown file

For now?

Not to mention it’s built on top of Apple’s other private UI frameworks

Yes. I sympathize with the “every PR needs human eyes on it” ethos but fundamentally the only thing that scales with AI PR generation is AI PR review.

Go long the market

A new era of native macOS apps is upon us.

GUIs abound. Rejoice!

Title seems misleading if not outright wrong, having read the article.

Coding != software development

Direct 1s and 0s

100% there’s no “normal size” iPhones anymore

Yeah it’s just not nefarious conspiracy some people are just anti-commerce

Incremental changes year/year to a mature product line means if you skip a couple years you get a BIG upgrade

Hi from page 1

Air’s the best iPhone they’ve ever made imo

The right idea at the wrong time is the wrong idea

Phone’s already expensive enough and unless they have inner and outer faceid then they need touchid anyway

Did you use the iPhone mini

Yeah this to me is why Apple wins

“As we were told to do” girl you gotta be responsible for yourself

Seems premature but then again humans are always a bit skiddish around change

Still, not shocking that the DSA stronghold that elected someone like Mamdani is going to be passionate against AI.

Will be interesting to watch outcomes diverge over the next few years. If you’re gonna ban stuff, do it at local levels like this so we can see differences play out across many locations/districts.

frankly how dare you

Not to mention “labor they don’t understand” is only possible with specialization and modernity.

Back when everyone was a farmer, yeah sure everyone understood the job

Not compelling for the basic reason laid out at the start of the article: this is just a re-phrasing of Marx

The guy was telling a story about capitalist economies in the 1800s. Little, if anything, about the next 100+ years has proven his stories or concerns valid.

It did, it’s just a question of “would it have been worth preventing compiler adoption/usage to attempt to preserve assembly knowledge”

“People who generate valuable information should be uncompensated”

Most Americans are shareholders, I’m all for spreading the wealth but don’t ignore why there’s so much to spread. Americans reinvest for profit

Free Market doesn’t mean new ram production can “just be stood up”

And given that these are independent actors in the free market, they’ve seen the history of boom/bust cycles in this market

Free market doesn’t mean “everything just magically happens”