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And if you’re a non-English parent but speak English consider talking to your child in English from the very beginning. There are many different ways to approach this, one relatively simple way is to have one parent speak their native lang
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Supermaven does not use GPT-4o for their autocompletions, they have their own model for that and for your paid subscription you get unlimited use of autocomplete. There is a separate, optional feature called Supermaven Chat which is basical
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I’m consistently impressed on how well Supermaven works. I’m using it for my hobby/side-project and it feels like a superpower when I want to refactor something that needs knowledge from other parts of the code base and as soon as I wr
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Google knows whether your content is recent or not regardless if you have a timestamp on it, because they crawl periodically and according to recent leaks they do store this information.
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> contributed some code to an N64 emulator named UltraHLE That's a blast from the past, I distinctly remember reading up about UltraHLE way back when and then trying it our and for the first time being able to play Ocarina of Time o
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If you switch to Teams only for this reason I have some bad news for you - there’s no way Microsoft is not (or will not start in future) doing the same. And you’ll get a subpar experience with that (which is an understatement).
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I totally understand your point of view, but looking at it from the other side it’s not as simple. We had candidates with 10+ years of experience in their resume, talking to them it seemed they know what they’re doing, they showed some of t
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Started using it as soon as they hit 1.0 and never looked back, we’re implementing it in every project now.
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One of the first big games on the original iPhone after the App Store was shipped was “super Monkey Ball”, a port of a popular console franchise. It was basically this but with fancier graphics, many more levels and mechanics and cute chara
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The bill of materials might not come close to that number, but materials are not the only cost when creating a hardware product. In your end price you need to factor in stuff like time spent on research, designing, testing, prototyping, wri
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> just get an Android phone I hope you're joking. If you're an Apple user that's invested in their ecosystem "just getting an Android phone" could probably mean changing the way you do many things, resigning from
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I'm actually writing an argument against myself, because I'm usually closer to the "let's use the new shiny thing" camp. But that article is a nice reminder that the new shiny thing is not the only way to go and the
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No sane person would kick off a brand new application that expects huge traffic on Django + PHP, right? This goes to show that technology stack is not as important as devs (myself included) sometimes made it out to be. And that old, boring,
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Ask HN: Is Slack getting worse for anyone else?
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Yeah, this is exactly my point. I still need to name my reusable components, but I don’t need to name every single html element I want to style.
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Like many I was initially skeptical of Tailwind because I thought it made the code look “ugly”. But then I started using and almost immediately noticed the productivity boost. Two things that I noticed while using it was 1) I never knew how
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And while the programme is not universal nor the handouts are very big (around $200 per child per month) the costs are astronomical and it’s already driven inflation in the country (along with other social programs). I can’t imagine what wo
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You have to trust someone if you're using a computing device connected to the Internet. The point of being in Apple ecosystem is that you trust Apple, and then (supposedly) you can not trust anyone else. To many that's a very stro
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> The model can also take an existing video and extend it or fill in missing frames I wonder if it could be used as a replacement for optical flow to create slow motion videos out of normal speed ones.
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There are many other valid reasons to receive a call from an unknown number: - someone from your immediate family lost their phone (or it ran out of battery) and they're calling you from a borrowed phone - someone close to you had an a
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Yeah, that's more than what Slack charges with almost none of its features. To me the lack of huddles would be a dealbreaker, they really made quick ad-hoc sync ups better.
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> Because AI is nowhere close to replace a large swath of jobs? It's nowhere close now. 10 years ago we were nowhere close to generative AI. How will the AI landscape look in the next 10-20 years? There's a non-zero chance that
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I have a friend who never used a Mac nor an iPhone, but he owned an iPod and so installed iTunes years ago and used it to manage his entire music library, and continues to do so to this day. I'm sure he's probably an outlier but W
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If you’re at a point where you would have your users pay for a 2FA app why don’t build your own (or build TOTP functionality into some existing app)? TOTP is very easy to implement yourself, it’s literally just a handful lines of code.
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ARM based Macbooks with 48 GB of RAM or more are capable of running 33B models just fine, thanks to their "unified memory" architecture (single memory subsystem for RAM & VRAM).
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Re 1. It would but it has a fatal flaw for this use case - only you see the content, so it only works when solo watching. In the review they note that the experience is “lonely”, even if you and your spouse both had Vision Pro you would sti
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Definitely not as a substitute, but it might be something that helps push more parents to consider preventing their children from using social media. It’s much easier for a parent to explain to the child that the reason they’re not allowed
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What do you mean? "L" and "H" do move the cursor right and left for me just fine. It does not have macro recording/playback or extended commands though so it's not a full fledged vim emulation mode unfortunatel
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Yes, it even asks if you want to use them on first run.
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Personally I have nothing against it (or to be more exact - I've given up hope for a Javascript-optional web) but I see the argument of people who keep it disabled because: – it consumes more battery and bandwidth (the latter still bei
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