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by cush 2y ago
Yeah, it only works in Chrome
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by cush 2y ago
> They have put more into tech side of modern-day TV/film than anybody else, and it's not even close I feel Disney is up there too they just don't blog about it
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by cush 2y ago
There needs to be some middle ground. I'd trade off just being able to set just the background color and font and keep these native-like features
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by cush 2y ago
> The <select> doesn't render outside the browser pane. ... It doesn't trigger built-in mobile operating system components. To me, this is intrinsically what makes a <select> a <select>. Styling is great, but
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by cush 2y ago
"Hot Shards in Your Area"... I died
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by cush 2y ago
> there are hundreds of Web APIs, and for now we just support some of them (DOM, XHR, Fetch) > it's still ~10x better than Chrome Do you expect it to stay that way once you've reached parity?
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by cush 2y ago
Before I got to the edit I was convinced you were in The Neverending Story
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by cush 2y ago
It's absolutely a risk because these databases are unregulated honey pots. They're a total liability
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by cush 2y ago
This is just regular old extortion
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by cush 2y ago
There are cultures where tattoos are looked up on and symbolize achievement and status
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by cush 2y ago
This is so refreshing to read
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by cush 2y ago
It’s effectively malware
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by cush 2y ago
Insane. This is just regular old theft. No different than an extension that mines bitcoin.
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by cush 2y ago
Holy scope creep
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by cush 2y ago
Google is struggling to catch up so hard that they're only now just working on their metaverse play
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by cush 2y ago
Exactly. Had you asked me yesterday if Android XR already existed, I would have assumed yes they built it like 10 years ago... Remember Google Cardboard? Google Glasses? I look forward to their definite announcement of Pixel Glasses in the
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by cush 2y ago
Yeah it’s a lot of marketing fluff but these tools are genuinely useful and there’s no wonder why Google is working hard to prevent them from destroying their search-dependent bottom line. Marketing aside, agents are just LLMs that can reac
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by cush 2y ago
I like that the contributors are presented as movie credits
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by cush 2y ago
> So you're saying ordering any food from a fast food restaurant is an eating disorder? No. I explicitly said “ It absolutely is a disorder to eat to the level you described in your previous comment.” Because you previously said, &g
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by cush 2y ago
It’s both. I do recognize, and agree with most of what you’re saying. The junk food industrial complex is real. But people have autonomy and if you took their burgers away tomorrow they’d riot. > It's not an eating disorder to eat j
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by cush 2y ago
These people you describe are experiencing very real eating disorders. Even if they aren’t counting calories, they are keenly aware that they’re destroying their body. They aren’t silent, they’re addicted.
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by cush 2y ago
I don't think the cursor is an issue
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by cush 2y ago
> eye tracking is just a poor UX You’re literally just arguing your personal opinion by continually restating your personal opinion. Some people love this UX. By definition that makes it an excellent UX for some people. It’s not a poor U
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by cush 2y ago
> That's not how it's being received If you don't need the feature, and don't like the feature, and you have to dig through accessibility settings to enable it, then it's a strong indication that the feature prob
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by cush 2y ago
It's really bad on my iPhone 13. Surprised they released it here. After one or two clicks it needs to recalibrate. There doesn't seem to be a way to not click on things either. No way to change apps. After the third recalibration,
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by cush 2y ago
> eye control is poor UX... a jittery cursor in the center of your vision For a lot of folks with tremors or other mobility issues, their eyes may be much more stable than their fingers. It might be helpful to weigh the tradeoffs you&#x2
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by cush 2y ago
Completely agree. Search engines are dead to me. For general information like recipes, tech stuff, how-to's, etc LLMs blow search engine results out of the water. Even the local/contextual content is better. The new maps feature i
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by cush 2y ago
Love this so much There's something so whimsical about this kind of tech. The cost to store the midi is effectively zero, it would be so interesting to see it installed within a keyboard - a journal chronicling the player's progre
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by cush 2y ago
This is exactly what has been holding retailers like Amazon and Walmart back
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by cush 2y ago
"Like the ... people who tortured the sick children" I'm not entirely convinced these two situations are even remotely alike. But yeah, by savage I didn't mean unjustified or evil or anything negative.

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