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by Terretta 10mo ago
Heart rate weirdness is usually watch band, but sometimes skin property.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
The Ultra battery lasts a couple or three days. The pulse, EKG, and blood oxygen are first rate. Get a Titanium band (why doesn't Apple sell this?) and use a square design screen and it's a dress watch: https://www.amaz
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Indeed, also works at outlook.com / hotmail and others.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
This is how iCloud's "Hide My Email" (suggested to you by Safari at online account creation or filling out any email field basically) works. And then it remembers those random chars for that domain. Also ensures the email d
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Aka iCloud "Hide My Email"
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by Terretta 10mo ago
“LLM as editor (and how you know)” Too many keys. Here's the key ... Here's the key ... Here's the key ... Here's the key ... Here's the key ... Here's the key ... Here's the key ... Here's the key
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by Terretta 10mo ago
« J༙྇o༙྇y༙྇e༙྇u༙྇x༙྇ N༙྇o༙྇e༙྇l༙྇ » Showed a friend on his way back to Africa how to set up his iPhone to share his name and photo in Messages. // TY, politicians, for forcing the iPhone's "Phone" settings to hide u
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Having managed fleets of Macs (along with Windows and Linux machines) at last three $worksplace, repair/replace is no more hassle with Apple than Lenovo. Arguably less, as if you have the right relationship with Apple, you can let your
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by Terretta 10mo ago
One can move the word "almost" to make more sense: it's only almost a market even if everyone in it is rabid about those features. It's not a substantial share of the overall laptop market because, quoting from above…
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by Terretta 10mo ago
This is a lovely platform and its precursor "write.as" has been interesting for over a decade as well, thanks to a strong stance on privacy with a readable policy to match: https://write.as/privacy
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Lovely, perhaps my favorite maker project ever shared here; though the Roman numeral pieces might take less area to amass troops.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
1. Worth proof-reading LLM copy. For instance: - This says none of these attacks survive traditional sanitization. You probably mean the opposite. - You claim rebuilding from raw pixels, while calling steganography a threat. Of course, ste
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Helix is a commercial multi-protocol streaming server: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helix_Universal_Server HTTP Live Streaming is already a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Live_Streaming
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by Terretta 10mo ago
AMD or Intel, no ARM/aarch64? Not interested in those sweet Graviton 5s? https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/04/amazon_graviton_5/
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Effectively nobody sells Wi-Fi 7 capable gear yet: https://www.rtings.com/router/learn/research/wifi-7-mlo
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Love this. As a literate code aligned shop, we wish more tools adopted these values for knowledge-base-adjacent tasks. // Love OP's CLI too!
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Seven hours in, all comments assume this is to screw the car owner. But FTA: BMW really does want to use these to stop people from working on their own cars. It spells out in the patent that "the shape of the engagement recesses preve
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> are there any real 3rd-party AppStores for iOS now "Always has been": Setapp. Very interesting model. Readily recommend devs subscribing to this collection, but non-devs as well if you're into "there's an ap
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Set this to just kick in when you transfer/export/share. It generally does the right thing. That doesn't store/keep the dupe, just delivers JPEG to target.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Generally helpful article can certainly help someone jump into to their favorites on an M-chipped daily driver. While the overall structure feels LLM assisted with LLM-like diagnostics for instance, "perfor,ances" is a clear adjac
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by Terretta 10mo ago
All my LLM assistants are in night school learning and improving. At least I assume, since they're on such an astonishing pace of improvement.
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by Terretta 10mo ago
Apple purports to still have this, but it is indeed less reliable than Dark Sky. However, the author of Carrot for iOS implemented his own flavor of this* and it's remarkably decent. * According to Gruber interview around the same time
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by Terretta 10mo ago
This characteristic is particularly useful to add to one's mental model of how context and prompts interact with token clusters (anthropomorphized as concept synthesis or generalization).
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by Terretta 10mo ago
The full screen thing -- have you tried saving the SPA to the home screen? Together with some meta tags, that launches full screen and stays full screen, like an app. The bashing on apple for this "to sell more apps" is nonsense,
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> There are some actual regulations. How's that CFPB thing going lately?
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> I want to spend my life pursuing mastery of a craft, not lazily delegating. And yet, the Renaissance "grand masters" became known as masters through systematizing delegation: https://smarthistory.org/worksho
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by Terretta 10mo ago
There’s a sense of dread that comes from realizing that it’s not useful to “do work” anymore. That in order to thrive now, we need to outsource as much of your thinking to GPT as possible. If your sense of identity comes from “pure” intell
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by Terretta 10mo ago
“Not X. Not Y. Z.” – Are you not willing to edit the tropes out? Or maybe teach your LLM to fix itself. Starting rule set: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> If they had a 200$ subscription with proper unlimited usage (within some limits obviously) I don't understand the "within some limits" people ask for. If we use a service to provide value, and it is worth the value it
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by Terretta 10mo ago
> I'm disappointed Apple has a persistent blindspot preventing them from succeeding in ... things that would eventually find their way into my home lab after 5-7 years. I can see the dollar signs in their eyes right now. Aftermark

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