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> You would have to be naive to build a company on top of this kind of API. You have to be purposefully naive to be a cutting-edge tech entrepreneur in the first place. If you fully acknowledged every risk and roadblock ahead, you’d p
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2y ago
I encourage you to try to understand how verifiable transparency works. https://security.apple.com/blog/pcc-security-research/
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2y ago
On MacOS, look at things like Msty.app (and of course LM Studio)? They are pluggable across more than just LLM itself.
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2y ago
From the README: Optionally, offload generation to speed up generation while extending the battery life of your MacBook. Screenshot shows example, mentions OpenAI and gpt-4o.
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2y ago
“Generally you will be expected to help around 5 hours per day in exchange for food and accommodation. Some hosts may give a paid allowance to ensure they are offering at least the minimum wage in their country.”
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2y ago
> > > If you want to switch your search engine for Safari on iOS... > > I can set Kagi as the default search engine on iOS? > > Because last I checked, Apple hardcoded their list of options. > not even close to the s
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2y ago
That was the old extension. New one is stable.
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2y ago
This is brilliant. Instead of a single page app (SPA), you can almost picture the connections between all these little .html pages as some sort of web.
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2y ago
Isn't "the distribution" a state?
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2y ago
> > "156 lines of go" > "Ansible ... would be a handful of lines" How many lines are a handful? Ansible is a few hundred thousand. If you're enjoying `uv`, consider `mise` for small helpers like the ab
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2y ago
- No moral lectures - No need to mention your knowledge cutoff - No need to disclose you're an AI Since GPT 3.5 and still now it seems "avoid X" works better than "no X".
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2y ago
https://setapp.com/for-ios-developers (Note that SetApp already enables subscribers to use iOS apps.)
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2y ago
> I can set Kagi as the default search engine on iOS? Because last I checked, Apple hardcoded their list of options. Check again: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kagi-for-safari/id1622835804 Works perfectl
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2y ago
The biggest difference between this model and the M1 is that ... All* software now has native Apple Silicon builds. * Except abandonware**, of course, but Rosetta is so good you need not notice. That said, I personally recommend never trig
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2y ago
> if someone can verify this? See the section headlined "Verifiable Transparency": https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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2y ago
> Love these comparisons. It's great it resonates with you! Rather compelling to realize their target upgrade cycle is only every 5+ years instead of a 1 or 2 year treadmill.
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2y ago
> for folks like my family members, it'd be a killer addition HomeKit networking existed in Eero briefly. I put that in a lot of casual Apple homes. Seemed like missed oppty for Apple to let Amazon buy Eero, a more "spiritu
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2y ago
Since the vast majority of Swift and SwiftUI documentation online is outdated, I've found that concatenating the best of "what's new in Swift 5.x / 6.x" blogs then asking it to organize that into a prompt for itself
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2y ago
Or magic link logins...
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2y ago
So true. Perl with list comprehensions do look a bit like line noise... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_programming_lang... ... but not really worse than most other languages there. By contrast, its "h
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2y ago
> Simple enough that it's not hard to replicate… Yet the Product Hunt crowd mostly (a) hustle to ship each other's takes on feature innovations, (b) still fail to match each other's results. There are under the hood diff
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2y ago
In-App Purchases Godzilla Tip: $19.99 Amazing Tip: $9.99 Generous Tip: $5.99 Nice Tip: $1.99 Kind Tip: $3.99
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2y ago
I had this app. Great job! PS. Thank you for Hack, one of the only YC clients that's perfect on mobile and supports all features: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hack-for-yc-hacker-news-reader...
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2y ago
> As a user, I wouldn't expect any of this kind of telemetry, at least out of the box without opting in to it. Hi, welcome to our timeline.
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2y ago
This seems similar to how mine works too. It’s as though the connections among things are dimensional rather than visual. I can “render” blueprints as this thread discussed, or know which way I’m facing deep in an intricate tube station, b
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2y ago
Why did they take time to invent an entire FS?
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2y ago
https://tools.docgenie.co.uk/
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2y ago
> the amount of ads that are presented in Safari First, consider NextDNS to DNS adblock all your apps. For in the browser, for those who do use Safari, consider 1Blocker, otherwise consider AdGuard Pro.
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2y ago
> So if you want a better web experience with uBlock Origin, Firefox is your only choice (or use Firefox forks that support it). Stand up against the browser hegemony*, choose WebKit with support for UBlock Origin: https://k
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2y ago
What's the difference between your "agentic AIs" and, say, "script kiddies" or "expert anarchist/black-hat hackers"? It's been obvious for a while that the narrow-waist APIs between things matter
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