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classictraffic
6d ago
That tiny touchscreen that shows metrics was an extremely nice touch. Fascinating read!
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classictraffic
8d ago
One thing that is bugging me (and maybe it's buried on the website somewhere but I missed it) is that I can't figure out what version of Android the phone uses. I wouldn't buy a phone relying on an older version of it
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classictraffic
10d ago
So happy they’ve finally added Ethernet status to the menu bar. It has always bugged me there wasn’t an easy way to quickly check if my Mac was using Ethernet or not
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10d ago
This is really neat! I loved flying from MDW to ORD
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classictraffic
15d ago
Too late – we're going to see "Show HN" posts of vibe coded apps related to this in 48 hours
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classictraffic
16d ago
> Seems like a random rant to me I think this applies to all personal blog posts
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classictraffic
17d ago
Hope you’re doing better these days!
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17d ago
One of the reasons I plan on purchasing the iPhone Duo is actually because it has a smaller outer screen size than any of the other iPhones. Agreed that it is wider, but I think it can still be used one handed for most people
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18d ago
This is really cool! This is inspiring me to build something similar for Chicago
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Re: I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
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1mo ago
FWIW they started actively testing in Chicago a few months ago. I frequently see them around town now
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1mo ago
This blog post also feels AI written (I can tell it’s human written, just sloppy)
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1mo ago
To the author’s point about there not being enough evidence to support pro-AI claims — Additionally, there are studies and articles coming out showing those people are wrong and AI only makes people barely more efficient. Not the 10x tech C
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2mo ago
Wow, this is a genuinely crazy situation. I also have doubts that Claude can be prompted to wholesale copy an open source project like this, so I'm really curious to see receipts from Terry (session history, commits)
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2mo ago
I agree with the entire premise but I do think the cost argument is a bit overblown. Adding "unnecessary" feature flags isn't really that big of a deal imo, feature flags are cheap to add and maintain. Also sometimes flipping
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2mo ago
I believe Pages uses Actions under the hood for publishing, so in my head it sort of makes sense for these things to be affected in the same outage
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2mo ago
This has been preventing me from merging a PR for over an hour. I'm really tired of the constant outages GitHub has
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Everyone is so annoying about AI
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2mo ago
The pinch to zoom issue is actually a WebKit bug ( https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305622 ), although technically the root cause is Reddit using a ton of memory
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2mo ago
I thought it was funny at first and kept clicking away to see what other random changes I'd get, but then I got a "Zuckerberg nudes" Google search webpage and I'm on my work computer... Fortunately this functionality doe
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5y ago
This is how I feel as an American too. If i didn't have such strong ties here (family, friends, etc.), I'd move to Europe in a heartbeat and take the lower salary for QoL improvements.