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Same. Got into scripting SCAR and hanging out on the Kaitnieks forums. Delphi Pascal or something right?

It may be difficulty to do properly but then we shouldn’t throw our hands up and do nothing instead? Surely we can come up with a better practice better then filling the release form’s required details field with “Bug Fixes and performance Improvements” every single release? Here’s a quick skimmed list of iOS apps I see doing this currently: Carvana Cash App IMDB Kick Turo Twitch Instagram Prime Video I’ll stop now as it’s nearly every app. Even Apple’s own apps do this— directly from the company who controls the UI of the app store and the developer experience of filling out the form with placeholder messages

This is the novelty price point. When mainstream supply and demand will adjust to reasonable value.

Who ever thought obots designing human interfaces would be a fruitful endeavor?

What up ma clankas

Bragging to software developers about freeloading their software?

Been using OS X, MacOS for nearly two decades and never knew emacs was included!

Looks like an outage

My dishwashing creed also. How I do wish I could convince others to stop doing dishes like it’s 1985, and let the machine do the work efficiently

> I don’t even remember hating any other piece of technology I used

Jira, Microsoft Teams, HP Printers, Ticketmaster, …

For what it’s worth, the median age in the United States is ~ 37

Heads up, you need to add a CSS rule to make the game playable on mobile browsers. Otherwise the page zooms in whenever you tap the controller.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/touch-actio... `button { touch-action: manipulation; } `

Alternatively, document your code.

The implied scenario being that the memory of its own output would result in the model producing degraded future output? Why is that a given?

Nobody thinks Electron applications are lightweight. Maybe you have heard someone refer to PWAs as lightweight applications surrogates

I enjoyed the article cited within this one about Celeste’s (unspoken/explained) leeway with its controls and how they contribute to a good feeling platformer.

It’s kinda crazy that they even keep track of what their employees are ordering with food delivery app vouchers

Isn’t Google the .dev registrar?

Dead link?

Yes it is rude or uncouth to bare your teeth in Russian culture but I think that sentiment is belongs to Russia alone; I could be wrong but I don’t think throughout the world there are countries where people refrain from smiling. There is a rhetorical ambiguity in saying “it’s cultural” rather than “it’s Russian cultural”.

Tailwind has _the_ highest retention of any CSS framework ~75% YOY according to StateOfCSS surveys (2019-2024)

this all sounds pretty reasonable and, honestly, a given.

> you should view open source as a series of kind acts people have done altruistically

> just because open source software is free for you doesn't mean someone else hasn't paid some price on your behalf to get you that code

Maybe this is directed towards people who don't write software?

All this so he could play Fortnite on his phone

Thanks John Krazam!

you guys really love these driverless car accident articles

> These blanket statements on Hackernews are so frustrating to read. > Please understand that every environment, company, and project is different.

Proof pls

Sadly, yeah- even in OEM units.

Do they also fire plastic bullets? No? Then just improve the restriction of ammunition.

Pascal was the first prog language I ever learned as a 12-y/o kid. It's been almost twenty years. Shoutout to everybody from Kaitnieks who was scripting SCAR in Pascal to macro old RuneScape- how time does fly…