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Anecdotal, but I switched to an M3 MBA from an M1 MBP for my iOS and other dev related work I’ve had zero problems with lag or compile time (prior to macOS 26 anyway) The only thing it can’t do is run Ableton in a low latency way without st
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> Triaging existing packages and device compatibility to find a phone with the fewest, most fixable freedom problems is the first step Maybe this is my PM brain but why go after the most compatible devices first vs the most popular devic
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Hulu, ESPN, and Disney+ also sent out a notice that they’re increasing prices around the same time I wonder how many cancellations are related to the price increase? I know I switched to a cheaper bundle around that time, and it had nothing
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Is it fun to get paid to watch baseball or does the constant live updating take the joy out of it?
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They’re definitely the current insect plague of my tomato plants Funny to think that some (proto?) human was swearing at these things 295 million years ago the same way I am
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1y ago
Austria, and Vienna in particular has always held a special place in my heart Do we know if they have programs like this for high skill tech workers or is it just PhDs at this point?
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Why I'm Not Using Xcode 26's AI Chat Integration (and What Could Change My Mind)
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I'm not the blog writer but I found this summed up my thoughts on the new Claude Xcode integration perfectly
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How would one discover which VOIP providers are the source of calls?
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1y ago
“Man who creates bubble now fears it”
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1y ago
An interesting thing about blue collar work, especially when you’re your own boss, is that when things get more expensive, you can raise your rates When you have a salary, you’re getting paid what you’re getting paid and nothing more and ho
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1y ago
If it’s behind a software lock, then a resourceful cracker can find a way to get around it Welcome to the era of jailbreaking cars
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Ask HN: What do you do with all your unused tech "swag"?
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It would be interesting to see what these hackers are doing in interviews such that they’re landing so many jobs There’s probably even recorded interviews out there with the candidates as data
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Intel Job Losses Mount as 4,000 layoffs are reported across multiple sites https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/processors/intel-job-losses...
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1y ago
By making this comment you changed the outcome
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> This sounds like a bad idea if you're trying to convince people from NYC to move to FL, which sounds like a bad idea for the businesses it's presumably trying to serve. Employees, yes. But the execs at these big firms would l
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1y ago
Also Nir Eyal’s Hooked, which used to be standard reading at tech startups in the “Growth Hacking” era
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1y ago
https://archive.is/20250623084923/https://www.wsj.com/lifest...
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Title should be “Millions of Résumés Never Make It Past the Bots. One Man Is Trying to Find Out Why.” No idea why HN is cutting off the first word
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Résumés Never Make It Past Bots. One Man Is Trying to Find Out Why
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> Every time I do something I add another layer of AI automation/enhancement to my personal dev setup with the goal of trying to see how much I can extend my own ability to produce while delivering high quality projects Can you give
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Doesn’t Sam Altman own a crypto currency company [1] that specifically collects biometric data to identify people? Seems familiar… [1] https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/what...
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If the new foundation models are on device, does that mean they’re limited to information they were trained on up to that point? Or do have the ability to reach out to the internet for up to the moment information?
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I was really hoping this would be the colorful plastic backs of the early 2000s iMacs we had in school
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And leave us with Microsoft Teams? You monster
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Don’t have time to read this so I saved it in Pocket, I’ll probably get to it in a few months… But in all seriousness I’ve got about 1000 articles I need to store and browse…somewhere when Pocket EoLs
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Do we have any guarantee that enabling ADP utilizes a new key that isn’t already in a previous non-ADP back up? Would be a shame if they claimed they can’t decrypt but an old back up had the keys to the kingdom
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> lunch … starting around 1pm, and going on until 4 or 5pm So wait when do they get work done? Do they just work later into the night?
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xAI / AI = x Makes sense mathematically XD
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