u/idbxy

Japan be like this, least amount of crying I've ever heard

I tried my sony earbuds vs pro 3 and found the Sony's significantly better bass and the anc was better too. Honestly I was quite disappointed by the lack of innovation by apple. Using a 3-4y old chip showcases that.

I was ready to make the switch but they didn't deliver.

Timeleft and similar apps kind of solve this but better

Because apple isn't the one who invented it. Samsung did it years ago.

I honestly don't understand why people say the airpods 3 is such an improvement. It's using the same 3-4 year old chip as the airpods pro 2.

It's such a lame move by apple once again. Most features / new things just seem software based rather than hardware nowadays.

I was going to buy the new airpods but given this lame excuse and the rumors about h3 chip in 2026, I rather not spend my money for greed.

Same with iphone pro. No black options is just a smack to the face. Completely disrespectful to the fan base.

I expect down votes since apple subreddit, but god, I just wish they would actually create the best phone out there and stop greeding for every penny we have.

The base storage and the ram is just low compared to what android offers and for what? So they make a bit more profit? Ram storage is so cheap nowadays that I'd rather pay more for it for an actual pro phone.

Where? Cant find it. Name wrong?

Q

Which would you then recommend for a (high-performance) library? Thiserror or error_set instead?

Should eros be mostly used for libraries or binaries? Im planning on writing the former soon-ish and would like some advice for some internal / external error handling. What the best current method is. I'm a noob.

Which features are currently blocked?

(old) Gta slow mode cheat code vibes with the slowmo talking

File 76

How's the experience of noise cancellation between the two on flights?

I like it, but what is it exactly?

Tech used?

I travel slowly. Stay at minimum at any place for a month and do weekend trips to nearby places outside of where I live, if I feel like it.

3 months korea, 3 months taiwan, 3 months thailand, 6 months japan was my recent asia trip.

Have you even read the article? The skyscraper was still being built and didn't even have rooms, just concrete floors, No exterior

Despite not having read the book, I've learned Rust programming primarily through AI tools, community support on Discord, and two years of practical experience. I would say I was fluent in about a month time, maybe like 3 weeks.

Me thinking, wow 2 million lines of code changes, mental, but it's 2000 haha

How's the weight? It felt quite heavy when I tried it

This, went through this and just started coding. Learned things as I coded for the more specifics. If you are already proficient in a low lvl language, this is the fastest path to learning rust.

Hey, did you find someone? What was your experience?

What time of day do you eat it?

Find a remote job and travel Asia while you work.

Did wonders for me, and still saved a lot. I'm poor compared to your net worth at 29.

Would be very good indeed

Link to the watch:

https://www.seikowatches.com/jp-ja/products/prospex/sbed013