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How does this site's home page not have a "what this looks like" anywhere ? Seven years... Where's yours? // If there is an example and I can't find it, might as well not be there. // If you won
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The Intl API: The best browser API you're not using
(polypane.app)
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On the contrary, commit your code to your GitHub repo, triggering Xcode cloud build to take it from there, build, test, deploy to TestFlight or store. Found a bug while backpacking Sardinia? Edit the GitHub repo source on your phone, commi
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6mo ago
Ergonomics studies back in the day demonstrated amber beats green. Our shop spent extra for amber CRTs over green. On MacOS Terminal, edit the Homebrew profile and set Text and Bold Text to Apple color Orange, consider setting Selection to
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7mo ago
You can use the +label method on M365 work accounts, like first.last+label@workdomain.com Outlook rules match on them too, for rules.
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Insecure is a curious word as it entangles with what is or isn't known, more than informs about design. A different way to put it is GCP architecture has made different tradeoffs. For example favoring operability over confidentiality*,
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Hate to break it to ya, you picked an emerging hyperscaler: https://www.sdxcentral.com/news/cloudflare-has-the-edge-in-h...
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7mo ago
Or they did, but they needed/wanted to do something else more. That's usually based on either (a) more perspective, or (b) lack of foundational depth.
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Texture was incredible. Apple News remained fantastic until renewal of agreements when publishers demanded rights to insert additional ads. Apple can't not have premium sources in there, so...
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content creator is new speak people with something to share, people with something to say, who share and say it because they want to that's how pamphleteers worked, that's how the Internet worked at scale, static (CMS-managed) inf
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kerning, and it's been 'smart' since Linotype machines if not before.
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Similar boat. Have you test-driven Andale Mono? In the comparator page of Commit Mono, Menlo tracks wider than Commit Mono et al., which I prefer for fastest reading. (And CommitMono looks to be a deserifed and thinned Google Sans Code, whi
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Excellent dive: methodically clear, converging into lovely "ok, I got it" diagram, then applied use case examples. Two year old typo: In another bit of intriguing similarity, Common Crypto makes the same trio of corecryto calls a
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The first widely distributed and open source version of this typist timing validation idea I saw (and incorporated into my own software at the time) was released by Michael Crichton as part of a password 2nd-factor checker (1st factor a kno
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> digital information may be our first post-scarce resource … browses memory and storage prices on NewEgg … Hmm. But the word digital is distracting us. The word information is the important one. The question isn't where info
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OTOH, for Claude the study says 39% yessy, same as humans, 2nd lowest yessing of the LLMs; GPT5 above 50% yessy.
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I was responding to the "violation of ethics". Both are novel or fascinating for a bit, no harm no foul. And to be clear, same effect from a Kodak slide projector and carousel, just one carousel, endlessly fascinating. Anything i
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7mo ago
This is shockingly good, even better saved to iPad Pro Home Screen as an app with beautiful UX. Hey, HN, look at what you don't need an App Store approval for! // Commenting from my iPad in dark mode, using Noir extension s
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Invert the question: https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/06/claudes-consumer-growth-su...
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> Haven't used it since v3 though. Since 5.10 it's been worth picking back up if you're on MacOS.
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Thanks for the disclosure. This isn't really a press release site, which is how that "this is a meaningful signal" reads. OTOH, I completely coincidentally found this by searching i3D.net thanks to stumbling across the new-t
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On your first line -- is it clear that's a good thing? Massive "it depends". Sadly, enterprise fizzbuzz style is wildly successful compared to ghostty style. Put another way, a gem of code versus the masses of mess. It'
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It's a particularly misleading anecdote. In a sufficiently isolated population, you get the same effect from a sound-making greeting card, or a battery powered light and/or sound toy from a carnival. And for what it's worth,
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Stand on a fallen log on a hillside and you'll interpolate pretty hard.
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Startup left production AWS keys public for 5 months; their VDP was silent
(benzimmermann.dev)
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> very low-end hardware iPhone 17 Pro outperforms AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X per https://www.igorslab.de/en/iphone-17-pro-a19-pro-chip-uebert...
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"Carrot: The Musical" in the Carrot weather app, all about the AI and her developer meatbag, is on point.
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> Sadly teams is not accessible to it right now. MS Power Automate sadly does not enable forwarding the content of chats. Unlike with emails or calendar appointments. In the spirit of CLIs being easy on your tokens: https://
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Music video remixes every iPhone sound effect in iOS 26
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> I think this may sound smart and counterfactual to common knowledge as a layman, but to anyone who regularly goes outdoors in extreme conditions, this article and experiment is horseshit. LLM slop in a nutshell.
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