ItsHarper

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by ItsHarper 1y ago
I'm pretty sure this was fifteen years before their first device with an "i" prefix.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
The current version of it does, it only has catch pins, no landing legs.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
It hasn't even reached alpha quality yet, basing another browser on it in 2025 would be a wild choice.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
Huge fan, I've been using this for years at this point.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
They're saying pyright is a Python type checker, but it's written in Typescript, not Rust.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
Asking is easy, but they don't have a big incentive to make it clear up front that they're shutting down. Whereas the people who aren't shutting down do have a clear incentive to make sure that people don't think they&#x
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
Their "replacement" is enabling Bing search usage in their LLM product. This seems like it'll probably be pretty bad for Kagi.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
That would be a way better outcome, but there's also not much we can do to prevent that.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
A lot of them are closed source though.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
There's two big factors that make software compatibility very important for this product specifically. 1. His team is positively tiny compared to what Pebble used to have, and the less software work that's needed, the better. 2. A
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
The Cortex-M33 core in the SiFli chip will be much faster than the M4 cores that the fastest released Pebble watches used, so a faster MCU than this is not something that's needed. However, more battery life is very welcome, and the f
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
I'd certainly have agreed with that! But it's only the occasional comfort it brought me that I miss, obviously I don't miss making sacrifices in exchange for an afterlife I don't believe in.
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
Lol your comment is hilarious, and I'm a little impressed at how dense I was being
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
I'm not the person you responded to, but In my experience most people who choose the label of "atheist" have spent time looking into religion. The nonreligious people who haven't are much more likely to just describe th
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by ItsHarper 1y ago
Off-topic, but as someone who's followed your work for a long time, it's cool to see you posting again! I hope you're doing better these days.
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by ItsHarper 3y ago
They were saying that it's uncommon for a single developer to specialize in both iOS and Android
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by ItsHarper 4y ago
Not to mention getting angry that the author called out genocide
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by ItsHarper 4y ago
I think you're talking about this, which is about a shady company faking COVID test results, not faking vaccine test results. https://blockclubchicago.org/2022/01/19/center-for-covid-con...
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by ItsHarper 4y ago
Because the only way to have a modified version of that value is to make a brand new copy with the modification.