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biinjo
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biinjo
1y ago
But it burns a hole in your lap while doing so probably.
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biinjo
1y ago
I guess thats personal preference because you’re describing exactly how I use both macOS and iOS. I can’t be bothered by app icon locations or launchpad. Just CMD+Space and boom its there.
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biinjo
1y ago
What magical solution are you hoping for? An Application Programming Interface is quite literally the way to connect one application with another.
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biinjo
1y ago
Isn’t the answer obvious? When your API baes usage exceeds $100/month, it makes more sense to sign up for the subscription. You can also do a hybrid approach; get the cheapest subscription and switch to API usage if you hit the limits.
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biinjo
1y ago
I was going to proudly boast that I don’t have any Meta apps on my phone. Got rid of FB a long time ago, never jumped on the Instagram train. Then I your post and now I realize I’m still in the Meta world. Forgot about whatsapp for a second
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biinjo
1y ago
What about the Ubiquity gear? It’s maybe not AS open as you would prefer but no spyware and required cloud services is a big win in my book.
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biinjo
1y ago
I second this. I too have TCL TVs with Apple TVs plugged into them for the smart features such as running specific streaming apps. Added bonus: my home network blocks all traffic to and from the TVs. Therefore they are as dumb as they can b
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biinjo
1y ago
Recently came across context7 and I’m impressed so far.
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biinjo
1y ago
And then there is Sony Playstation network. Set a passkey on your account when you’re on a computer browsing their store or managing your account. Go to the playstation. Can’t login anymore. Passkey not supported.
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biinjo
1y ago
Im confused. Isn’t the whole premise of Ollama that its locallt ran? What’s the difference or USP when comparing the two.
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biinjo
1y ago
Im on the Max plan and generally Opus seems to do better work than Sonnet. However, that’s only when they allow me to use Opus. The usage limits, even on the max plan, are a joke. Yesterday I hit the limits within MINUTES of starting my wor
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biinjo
1y ago
I found this strange as well. And the interface seems absolutely broken on mobile. I cant find a button or ui to start a scan? Cant navigate out of settings either.
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biinjo
2y ago
I want to love it due to the integration in the ecosystem Im invested in. However, for petes sake, I still can’t use it in my country?! The map shows all roads and some POIs, however it always shows me the warning that I can’t ger direction
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biinjo
2y ago
What is AI going to solve that API as a Service currently does? Generate an API with an AI? Perhaps.. Maintain that API and make sure its scalable etc? I dont think AI is currently going to do that for you.
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biinjo
2y ago
Im guessing this has something to do with certain protocols not supported on an (almost) 4 year old browser without any (security) updates.
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biinjo
2y ago
Im surprised that Remix doesn’t get much love in the community. Or is it because Vercel and their influencer team is yelling so loud about Next that we can’t hear the Remix people?
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biinjo
3y ago
> it's really sad that desktops can't provide an experience like mobile where updates are platform managed What do you mean? There's an App Store for Mac users and there's the Windows Store for Windows users. I bet Li
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biinjo
7y ago
They get you hooked, aka proof their worth, and when it’s time to pay they have proven their worth. Or not. Free trials are just fine like that.
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biinjo
11y ago
Personally I'm not experiencing this issue you describe. If someone does, I can imagine that they would be helped if a service like this would be integrated in their (web based?) e-mail client. I can imagine that this would be very cum
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biinjo
11y ago
Out of curiosity -- how does your tool compare to for instance FreshBooks?
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biinjo
14y ago
ValidForm Builder is a lot easier to use imho. Generates both server and client side validation including the form itself.