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10mo ago
I enjoyed this far too much!
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10mo ago
I was like you once... takes long drag from cigarette
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10mo ago
I enjoyed this thoughtful write up. It's a vitally important area for good, transparent work to be done.
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11mo ago
Google released Genie 3 back in August, which seemed more compelling than this. I was surprised by how little fanfare it received.
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11mo ago
Neigh, a Trojan Horse.
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11mo ago
I'm so dead do all this generic hype lexicon: unlock, supercharge, revamp, disrupt etc, etc.
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1y ago
I find the favicons needlessly distracting and unhelpful. I suspect we probably use different parts of the brain for processing images and text, so it's a lot of different information at once. My main gripes with HN UI are the expand&#
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1y ago
Bit of context, the gov announced a series of "anti-blocker" amendments to the planning bill last night, which is theoretically designed to address issues on large infrastructure schemes like this.
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1y ago
I'm sure these politicians are doing all they can to pressure the US into releasing the Epstein list. Since they seem to care so much /s
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1y ago
I'm wondering if I missed this too. The percentage of the sky covered in contrails must be... absolutely minimal? If it was even 1% we'd surely be up in arms about how awful it looked.
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1y ago
Grok: No, there is no official seahorse emoji in Unicode (as of version 16.0). Proposals exist but haven’t been approved.
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1y ago
An awful lot of the functionality is superfluous for an awful lot of us. I'd love to switch off the App Library page, the Today View, Tab Groups in Safari. I frequently open these and it's always unintentional.
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1y ago
Four out of five stars
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1y ago
Having AI explain policy violations in depth with the user could be a nice idea
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1y ago
I'm reminded of the sixties idea of "the man" a lot recently. The man definitely won.
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1y ago
Eric Arthur Blair, perchance?
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1y ago
I'm sure there's a money laundering joke in here somewhere
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1y ago
Am British, don't agree with you in the slightest. Our media is absurdly distorted itself. Sometimes it's more objective to look from the outside in.
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1y ago
They just reappeared in the British Museum
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1y ago
I don't think I've ever seen a presentation that's had me question reality multiple times before. My mind is suitably blown.
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1y ago
Like decimal time, this ~might be a decent idea but it's simultaneously brain breaking.
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1y ago
Warning for others, this website opened a new tab, forwarded to Booking.com and hijacked my back button.
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1y ago
Interesting context
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1y ago
Sorry: precedes
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1y ago
City is also a bit of a stretch.
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1y ago
Why wonder? We can use AI to generate what he might have said! /s
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1y ago
It's absolutely trivial to make any element ignore the auto-layout grid.
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1y ago
I've spent far too long in the "Design" world (I'm talkikg Design with a capital D). It's largely an ivory tower ego playground for the financially elite, but with a creative side. It's a lot of relentless self
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1y ago
Looks really promising! Warning: The popups on this page are beyond obnoxious.
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1y ago
Agreed, this is one of the times I'm fully behind a Google business model. I'd happily pay for products rather than have them datamine me senseless.
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