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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
I don't think a lot of people will use this to be honest as this would need to compete with TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts - all of which are already very addictive.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
A lot of social media platforms only recommend recently uploaded content or at least heavily favor it. The idea sounds to me more like a feed for independent blogs/articles though, which is what an RSS reader once was supposed to be. H
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Pretty sure both Firefox and Microsoft Edge both offer it as an option too.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Can someone explain to me how this differentiates itself from (ungoogled) Chromium with a few tweaks? How does it compare to Firefox privacy wise being based on chromium?
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
At least Google flights shows you an estimate for the airline
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
As someone from Europe I was a bit confused why SF parking cops seemed to only work throughout the night.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
You can use "Map Kit JS". You have 250,000 free map views per day, however you need an apple developer account https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkitjs
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Because they could archive the same product using chromium with less cost. Should that change their investment in that area would probably increase as a consequence.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
I would say Microsoft cheated on OpenAI first ;) https://www.reuters.com/business/microsoft-use-some-ai-anthr...
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
And your evaluation also rises as a consequence of your increased revenue.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
They for example did a similar deal with Nscale just last week. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/17/ai-startup-nscale-from-uk-is...
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Before they swapped Edge over to use Chromium they were capable of maintaining their own engine just fine. Probably not overnight, but in the past they have shown that they have the budget to support a browser engine if they want to.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
I would like to be able to pronounce the name in a sensible quick fashion based on how it is written. ;) For "WebScript" that works. Even just "JS" works. For "ECMAScript" not so much.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Paypal, Klarna
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
So does Paypal nowadays when you want to open a new account...
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
I think the two existing replies to this question already answered this mostly, but I would define a "working" sponsorship as one that makes me consider buying it. Sponsorships that are basically just an add I don't even see
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
In my opinion the only sponsorships that actually work are the ones that are integrated into the content. For example Linus Tech Tips wearing his clothing in his videos and using his screwdriver. For car and/or hardware channels I ofte
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Why not copy it from the App?
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Trade Republic Keynote – From chart to pie. [video](youtube.com)
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
You could have the person doing the knocking compare it when they arrive at the location. The more practical solution (excluding just using a normal alarm) would probably just sending a OTP to the address that needs to be entered before the
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Thank you for removing this so quickly.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Assassinations usually target public figures for political or ideological motives and public impact. So a subcategory of murders if you want.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
How do you ensure that the address I enter is actually mine and not the one of someone I want to wake up?
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Considering that YouTube is still wildly successful and TikTok is now showing me 5+ minute long videos I really don't think this theory holds up. I would say short-form content found a gap in the market and now exists in addition to lo
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
The format the Samsung flips use I feel like solves your issue.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
The Tesla stock evaluation has little to do with what Tesla is delivering today and a lot more with what investors imagine they will be able to do in the future. Based on their history I'm pretty optimistic that those expectations will
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
You could use the camera to estimate if the laptop is closed.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
He was making money with the project when it was open source already.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
He is very much making money with it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38937143 I suspect it is now probably more than in 2024.
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by FinnKuhn 1y ago
Couldn't Steam break this any second though?

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