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1y ago
Account Switcher > Turn on Incognito. (Not the chrome incognito, but YouTube incognito)
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1y ago
> Since a user requested the fetch, this fetcher generally ignores robots.txt rules. Normally the expecation is that the user-agent faithfully presents the content it fetched. If I make a browser that fetches bbc.com, and strips away ads
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1y ago
> To be honest not visiting some websites is one of my main uses of Perplexity. I use it the same way as well, but everytime I use it .. I feel icky. A sense of impending doom. Imagine a book summaries service, that helped users not bu
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1y ago
How's BBC lawsuit against Perplexity affect Google? Did you not read the article?
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1y ago
> The module looks nothing like an iPhone. It intentionally resembles the broadcast camera module > At the heart is an iPhone camera sensor powered by an A-series chip. Apple didn't specify the exact sensor or chipset > The mo
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1y ago
> To their credit, Apple has consistently improved privacy measures, notably introducing App Tracking Transparency in iOS 14, App Store Privacy Nutrition Labels, and Privacy Manifests. Their latest efforts even restrict app developers fr
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1y ago
Great presentation. I admire folks who are articulate & thoughtful. But .. at the end of the day, he's presenting a collaborative editor, with branching and merge. That's it. The speaker also does this interesting slight of ha
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1y ago
In the current state, yes. But that is also an opportunity, isn't it? When online flight bookings came about, travel agents were displaced. The solution isn't "let's stop online flight bookings sites and protect travel a
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1y ago
It is natural for someone to object to a company's business practices. Millions of people dont eat meat, or consume dairy products due to ethical or moral considerations. Most of those people stop giving such companies business. Some o
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1y ago
> First of all they seem to apply the adblocker checking at random instead of on everyone. They won't do that because they know it'll cost them. How does applying adblocker detect at random cost YouTube?
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1y ago
In HN's opinion, what should a company do when users are actively trying to subvert it from making money? Imagine a situation where someone walks into Apple Store to explicitly steal iPhones. Is Apple justfied in preventing the person
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1y ago
Bravo. This is the exact sentiment I have, but you expressed in a way that I could never have. Most people miss the fact that technical improvements increases the pie in a way that was not possible before. When digital cameras became popula
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1y ago
I trust that OpenAI engineers are smart enough to build a replacement Kubernetes. I also think they are smart enough to build better, more innovative desks, tables & chair. But both of those wont be a good use of their time. There'
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1y ago
I have never seen such a divisive Apple event. Even last year, with all that marketing jazz, people came away exicted about Apple Intelligence (The fact that all of it was vaporware it besides the point). Liquid Glass seems to attract two
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1y ago
Microsoft cant and will not break that trust, because then Netflix and others will stop serving content to Microsoft products. This is similar to HTTPS certificate chain of trust. The root signing authority needs to be trusted, but once you
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1y ago
One thing we should all realize is there isnt any principled position in most of these things. If anything, the guiding principle is "does it make money for me" or even "will this make me stronger?"
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1y ago
Isnt Coolify a Vercel alternative? In that, you dont see any k8s primitives (services, load balancer etc). In my head, I put coolify, vercel as higher in the stack. fly.io, heroku, canine to be closer to metal, and all the on the metal is k
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1y ago
The steps are as follows 1. Turn on travel router 2. Connect to its network 3. Go to travel router's admin page (192.168.8.1 or similar) 4. Click buttons and join the Hotel/Cruise/Flight WiFi 5. Go to neverssl.com (or google.
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1y ago
I didnt dive super deep into it, but it looks like ads are going to be in status (the disappearing snapchatty things) and in Explore page. I dont think ads are showing up when you chat in 1:1 or in group chats, which should be OK?
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1y ago
> Will We Be Migrating to a New Platform? >> Most likely, yes. The CNCF Projects Staff, which includes several long-time Kubernetes contributors, has proposed that we move to Discord. Unfortunately, this just feels like kicking the
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1y ago
Title of the post doesn't match the article. Additionally, there's an obvious typo is the first word. I can't even read the article before being harassed by popups. This is just low quality spam.
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1y ago
That's not odd at all? The mechanic who builds and understands cars, need not be the best driver. Someone who makes tractors might not be the best farmer. Same for a piano and a musician. Just because you can make a tool doesn't m
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1y ago
Apple's models are not competitive. Apple has not demonstrated any leadership in fundamental models so far, and I don't expect that to change any time soon. If anything I'd expect Google, OpenAI, Anthropic ... Or even Meta to
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1y ago
On iPhones, Apple forbids third party appstores. You cannot also sideload. So that's a no go. On Androids, I think you can install third party appstores. fdroid is the one I've heard before, but there could be more.
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1y ago
I know there was a ton of speculation around DNA testing data being sold to third parties. This is wishful thinking, but it'd be cool if Anne W gets control of her company and then, just, deleted the whole thing .. to wrap the whole th
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1y ago
You can only get a frosted glass effect with that. Imagine an overlay in front of a red circle. If you want the red circle blurred in the overlay, you need to know about red circle, and sample from it for each pixel. Vision Pro cant sampl
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1y ago
I just had a holy-shit moment reading through what you just said. I had not considered that AR overlays wont be blurred, without sampling what's behind the overlay/glass. People are in for a world of pain when they realize this.
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> While the tech press fixated on Apple's relatively quiet AI story at WWDC 2025, the company was executing a more subtle strategy. Rather than engaging in the current LLM arms race (where it's demonstrably behind), Apple doubl
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I'll paraphrase another commenter's opinion from a similar article few days back. That was WSJ and now it is BBC. My sense is we're gonna see this published endlessly by publishers (and posted here on HN again and again) - Go
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1y ago
I have a Macbook, and if I try to install Windows of it and fails, should I be angry with Apple? Should Apple be on the hook to make it work? Or, how about Hackintosh (from yesteryear). Apple gave 0 support for it all those years when folk
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