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Regarding the meta comment, it's due to comments being moved from a 4 hour older post into this brand new post by the mods (a bit strange). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45249287#45252845
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Why was this 4 hour old post marked as dupe and comments moved to a 9 minute old post by a new user (who I believe is the author of the article)?
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> the main reason webviews in apps have such a bad reputation is because you don't notice the webviews that are integrated seamlessly. My guess would be that the App Store apps on iOS and macOS and the Music app rely on these seaml
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"What if we allowed posting GIFs to hacker news posts and comments?"
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Dinosaur Egg Dated Directly
(nature.com)
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I use "tipping" in my Hacker News app Hack. Basically users can tip an amount they pick. Would such "no tax on tips" apply to that too?
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1y ago
I only use YouTube via safari browser and have hidden shorts and community posts using Userscripts.
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I know they have been out for a while but I have yet to see a single one in person. They just don't make much of the market.
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Can you provide some details on how we on earth are able to pick up such a signal amongst all the noise?
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i only use YouTube and Google search from browser on both my Mac and iPhone. I have Userscript setup to hide various annoyances including shorts, community posts, AI Mode, trending searches, any YouTube video with less than 1000 views (AI s
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Would this search help? https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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Also - they are (or planning on) using AI moderation. Which imo is far worse than Reddit.
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I don't use those on my computer, so I guess I haven't run into it there. My setup is mostly for Google search and YouTube on both mobile safari and macOS Safari. For YouTube, I have hidden the shorts, community posts and any vide
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I was able to enter any random string "something@blah.com" to get in.
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I have Userscripts setup to hide the AI mode buttons and other AI results.
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1940s New York City Streetview
(1940s.nyc)
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> On the other hand, social networks are a cancer that are used to spread misinformation, steal information, and invade privacy like nothing else before. There're plenty of things far worse than social network which society has foun
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I am just imagining the manager get an angry email from Tim Cook every time some MacBook in the store is not at 76 degrees.
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Iceland's Hafthor Bjornsson has broken his own Deadlift World Record with 510kg
(instagram.com)
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I personally like the Lee Kum Kee brand's Sriracha and TNT brand's as well.
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Would be cool if the contact you page let me send you an email from your site itself instead of trying to launch my default mail app. I typed out an email and filled in my email but it tried to launch mail app when I tried to send it.
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Meanwhile the "new" Digg reboot plans on using AI moderators too...
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This recently happened to me when I was using an online website for preparing for a drivers license test. After finishing a 20 question practice test, the site would show a cool confetti animation on top of everything. While cool, it would
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> Traditional queues are like having one massive line at the DMV. Everyone gets served in the order they arrived, which sounds fair until someone shows up with paperwork for 100 vehicles. TLDR with the DMV example where someone shows up
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I'd also recommend another article on this topic of LLMs discussed a few days ago. I read it to the finish line and understood everything fully: > How can AI ID a cat? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44964800
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SpaceNews going paywalled, and broader disregard for archiving in journalism
(jatan.space)
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Does anyone know if this is possible with an iPhone 6s?
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I tested on macOS Safari.
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It's probably the parent corporation who would be liable for practicing medicine without a license and not the LLM (which is merely a software created by the said corporation).
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Something is weird about the javascript or CSS on the site. When I first scroll down, many things didn't animate and didn't show. When I scroll up and then scroll back down again, then they animated in.
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