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Why don’t people who release python projects ever encode the venv steps into the installer? Can’t pip just do that step for the user?
Also the lifetime I need the connection open. For something quick, ssh tunnel. For something normies use, reverse proxy. Ain’t trying to teach my parents about IP addresses and port numbers.
The author instructs the OS to execute it natively my adding it as a binary format.
I’m not sure how well tested AGPL has been tested in court, but assuming it has, the SFC has the right to reverse engineer anything covered by the license. That will help people sooner than trying to get a court to make a decision.
My experience is limited to my elderly parents who have trouble seeing. With the text size Apple allows them to set it to, their phones are unreadable. Text runs off the screen in every app, 1st and 3rd party.
In their bill example, the user is told to confirm with the provider. Why not offer to call the number on the bill? Instead of telling them to use text detection, do it for them? Presumably Apple Intelligence would already have that capability. I’m afraid this will be a gimmick at best.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, the grip is good to see. Hopefully they don’t charge the apple tax on it.
This just like my favorite, “We can use LLMs to write the code and write the tests.”
Language servers, however, are a pain on Claude code. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/15619
However it also appears that as of the last benchmark (round 23), “aspnetcore“ has fallen to 35on the fortunes leaderboard. The code for that result, really just uses kestrel. It doesn’t even import any of the usual ASP.NET Core NuGet packages, just what’s provided by the web sdk. [0]
[0]: https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/blob/57d9...
Why? Because I don’t give time to wait for code to compile on my time and I don’t have time for people to learn a new language for review at work.
Life is good! Would recommend that split.