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Google would have found this bug if any extensions tried to rely on it and patched it instantly anyway.
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YouTube Piano – Play It with Your Computer Keyboard
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Deepest Infrared Image of Universe Yet
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1y ago
For anyone curious: > A pluviophile is a person who loves rain and rainy days. It's someone who finds joy, peace, or comfort in the sight, sound, and atmosphere of rain. The term combines the Latin word "pluvia" (rain) wit
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1y ago
Meanwhile, unfortunately my non-AI Show HN didn't get any votes or comments and seemed to have not even displayed on the Show HN page. Not sure why :(
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1y ago
I wish web developers would stop hiding the scrollbars and stop taking over the back button. Also hiding key navigation behind hamburger menu instead of using tab bar should be discouraged.
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Incomplete List of Mistakes in the Design of CSS
(wiki.csswg.org)
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Something similar regarding American history by mail was pitched as a successful business on shark tank this season: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA4h3WBeohc
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Show HN: Heap – save full-page local archives of webpages with just one click
(apps.apple.com)
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I had been working on a macOS app last couple weeks. Got it approved by Apple today YAY! It's called Heap. It's a macOS app for creating full-page local offline archives of webpages in various formats with a single click. Creates
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1y ago
They already make lots of money from ads on the App Store homepage and search. Small developers like me have a hard time competing when there's megacorps spending millions on App Store ads to rank higher.
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They may not exactly be posting 'buy xyz here <link>' but they can use LLM's human like sentences to advocate for/against whichever product some company wants. A lot of people rely on google searching "best mo
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1y ago
I feel like you should post that on pastebin or something instead of posting such a huge piece of XML in a comment.
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> and I haven't seen any spam on the places that I frequent like HN, stackexchange, wikipedia, mastodon, signal, github, etc. Could that just be because the modern LLM generated spam doesn't look like old-school spam? Just rece
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1y ago
For me it's having to click on bikes. Except the pictures are of motorcycles and not bicycles. English isn't my first language, so when I hear bike, I am thinking of bicycles and not motorcycles.
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1y ago
I created a similar app which locks your addictive apps until you exercise (climb stairs, bike, run etc) to earn screen time points. It's called Run for Fun: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/run-for-fun-screen-ti
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1y ago
My sister in law's mom and her daughter have the same thing too where the daughter can unlock her mom's phone with faceID. I researched this and apparently, if you have an unsuccessful unlock first and then you enter the code to u
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1y ago
Yes that's where you gotta embrace whatever feedback they give even if you think it doesn't apply to you. Thank them for taking the time to respond and move on without arguing back.
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Be ready to hear things you may not like but hopefully it gives you something to work and improve on. Regardless of whether they say something offensive or rude, thank them for taking the time to respond and don't try to argue with the
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1y ago
Maybe ask them after without coming across as desperate? Something like: "Thanks for being honest and I wish you the best with your search. If you have a moment, would you be able to give me a few suggestions on how I could improve? Is
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Ask HN: Suggest a name for a website archival app?
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In a similar category is my Run for Fun app which lets you block addictive apps of your choosing until you earn screen time points by exercising (running, biking, exercising etc): https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/run-
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Ask HN: Are you hesitant to open source your project because LLMs may steal it?
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These glasses don't look "Oakley" to me. Usually oakleys have a sporty look. These look like Ray Ban or childish. Also that pic of Zuck wearing them looks pretty ridiculous imo.
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I think you are missing the point. I am saying that a smart glass or AI will be unable to tell the amount of calories with any reasonable level of accuracy because fats (oil for example) are the most calorie dense while also the most invisi
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1y ago
Even a little bit of variation in the amount of calories consumed vs detected by AI will be the difference between gaining or losing weight. Also, since fats are the most dense calorie wise (9 per gram), and also hardest to detect by AI as
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Before the video even launched (it took a few seconds to load while I stared at the address bar), that's exactly what I was wondering too.
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Here in Ottawa, Canada, they are planning on allowing drinking in parks this year: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/alcohol-park-pilot-pro...
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Does this allow generating signed URLs for uploads with size limit and name check?
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Note that according to developer, glass like distortions don’t work on Safari (and possibly Firefox): https://old.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1l8opcl/liquid_glas...
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