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atonse
11mo ago
Even though my post complaining about google's billing and incoherent mess got so many upvotes, I'll be the first to say that there is nothing basic about "give me money". Apart from the fact that what happens to the mon
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atonse
11mo ago
I agree with the parent post that it's distasteful. There's no value in naming the employee. Whatever that employee did, if the company needed to figure out who it was, they can from the commit hashes, etc. But there's no val
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atonse
11mo ago
I'm literally a software engineer, and a business owner. I don't think about this in binary terms (replacement or not), but just like CMS's replaced the jobs of people that write HTML by hand to build websites, I think whole
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atonse
11mo ago
Sorry I mis-worded that. It was my BRAIN being in plan mode (I know CC has a plan mode). I usually ask it to come up with a plan for doing X, and then wait a while for it to look at the code, etc. But in some odd way, GPT-5.1-Codex-Max came
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atonse
11mo ago
I just tried this out, and was VERY impressed with the speed of the plan mode. I was also totally fine with the code it wrote. Then I made the mistake of saying "run npm run build and fix all issues" (something I've run proba
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atonse
11mo ago
Agree 1,000%. I just won’t even waste my time with the google stuff cuz I can’t figure out how to pay with it. And that’s a problem everywhere at google. Our google play account is suspended cuz I can’t verify the company. It won’t let me c
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atonse
11mo ago
I use parakeet daily (with MacWhisper) to transcribe my meetings. It works really well, even with the speaker segmentation.
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atonse
11mo ago
Anyone know whether we can use this to simulate hurricanes/floods in particular areas, instead of looking at real existing data and helping model an existing hurricane as it's happening? (which is definitely more important and imp
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atonse
11mo ago
I suppose the "paying off the subsidy" is to buy a more expensive phone. Or getting a Google Pixel. I've heard those are as much stock android as possible.
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11mo ago
My guess is, those auto installs is exactly how they keep the costs down, by subsidizing the cost with getting paid by companies to auto-install garbage. It's the same with Smart TVs, they've gotten so cheap because of all the oth
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atonse
11mo ago
I’ve been using Parakeet with MacWhisper for a lot of my AI coding interactions. It’s not perfect but generally saves me a lot of time.
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atonse
11mo ago
Thank you. This is why I appreciate HN.
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atonse
11mo ago
Omarchy is free.
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atonse
11mo ago
If they're claiming to be a journalist, their personal feelings on Musk should be irrelevant to the story.
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atonse
11mo ago
I've been using MacOS as my daily driver for 20 years exactly because it had the best mix of (what I used to say a while back), "Linux that works, and ain't ugly" OrbStack has solved all the issues I had with running con
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atonse
11mo ago
I hear this a lot, can you give me any examples of how these IDs are inaccessible? Can you please give concrete examples of what is asked for that feels onerous, or any specific cases where people aren't able to get IDs? For example, I
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atonse
11mo ago
I can see them eventually doing this. Nothing on the tech side stopping them. You gotta start somewhere. They started with Driver's Licenses.
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atonse
11mo ago
If hype is to be believed, Omarchy is also pushing a lot of devs to Linux.
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atonse
11mo ago
Can you show any supporting data that they’re in fifth place? As far as I can tell, they’re second to Waymo in trying to expand into additional territory. No idea as far as ridership or safety though.
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11mo ago
This guy stocks.
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11mo ago
This is my view too. The shareholders voted for it. Granted, Musk (or maybe it was a couple board members) did make some strong statements that felt like threats (that if the vote didn’t go through, Musk was going to leave). But still, it w
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11mo ago
Until recently, I was fully on board with wanting CarPlay. But I'm not really sure what would change (apart from me being able to use Apple Maps). Because the console already uses Google Maps, and I've seen release notes saying th
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atonse
11mo ago
Apart from the facts (that program managers have left), the tone of the whole article feels like that this writer absolutely dislikes Musk.
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atonse
11mo ago
I had a similar thought. “I was never this articulate as a fresh grad” I don’t know enough about the job market apart from anecdotes. But I also know there are a lot of shortages in the trades. So SOME job markets are slow for sure. But oth
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atonse
1y ago
haha I came here to post exactly this. “I bet the route doesn’t look so roundabout if it were put on an actual 3d globe”
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1y ago
Damn I didn’t need more reasons to admire Buffett than after reading that quote hehe.
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1y ago
My problem with all this is that Tesla depends too much on one person, Musk. I shudder to think about what would happen to the stock valuation if he were somehow not able to perform his duties anymore. That’s why it just feels precarious. I
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1y ago
Agreed. CarPlay/Android Auto gives us the best of both worlds. It's just a dumb pipe so as we upgrade our phones, we get new/better features.
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1y ago
At the very top of the article? Showing vandalism from 6 months ago rather than all the crazy Tesla news this week (like Elon's "$1tn" pay package, which is equally as spicy). Again, at a certain point, it gets harder to defe
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1y ago
Can you expand on a "ton" of people? Best source I've found was this wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Tesla_Autopilot_crashe... But I suspect it isn't comprehensive. It'
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