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by cush 8mo ago
It’s a small change to an existing suite of features Google provides around preventing personal information from being exposed in search results. https://myactivity.google.com/results-about-you/ The burden was always o
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by cush 8mo ago
opticalCorrection is genius. That small change makes the layout feel so intentional, polished, and complete - not text stuffed into a card, but the card itself is one cohesive component
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by cush 8mo ago
There's no way this company is just a few git and claude hooks with a CLI. They're definitely working on a SASS - something else that isn't open source that this primitive is the basis of. Like a GitHub for agent code
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by cush 8mo ago
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by cush 8mo ago
The article is about removing non-consensual sexually explicit images and deepfakes
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by cush 8mo ago
The article mentions they're introducing a new way to request the removal of non-consensual explicit images on Search the key bit is non-consensual, so it's unrelated to individual morality and they're providing a way to repo
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by cush 8mo ago
While the golden ratio thing is a bit of a gimmick, the components look gorgeous and really well laid out
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by cush 8mo ago
Is this just a failure in our school system?
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by cush 8mo ago
Well technically the agent did “build a website of the latest emergencies in every county”… it just so happens Alabama rarely has forest fires.
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by cush 8mo ago
I think people would be more interested in the heavy emergencies, not just the ultra light ones
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by cush 8mo ago
I don’t think that’s what they were insinuating. Claude Code internally, Copilot for customers.
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by cush 8mo ago
What were you spending on Copilot?
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by cush 9mo ago
I'd give it 6 hours at best before those data centers tip over
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by cush 9mo ago
Fonts are such an underappreciated art form. Love this
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by cush 9mo ago
This was a great reminder to me that I needed to cancel every subscription I have tied to my Apple account. I'll give it to them though, they do make it very easy - I just cancelled all 10 of them in 10 seconds.
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by cush 9mo ago
His other projects are so interesting. I love this one https://rootkid.me/works/exhibit-a
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by cush 9mo ago
The sounds were so cool -straight out of sci-fi movie.
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by cush 9mo ago
Imagine if life was this zero sum
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by cush 9mo ago
The idea of a search index being a public utility is an interesting idea but I’m not sure what it would do for trust. Governance is the biggest question mark, and with the current administration I’d say let Google run it and have less restr
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by cush 9mo ago
Would be great if we could focus on getting RCS for consumers working first
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by cush 9mo ago
Har har. At the time I commented it was the top comments and a few replies
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by cush 9mo ago
I think you mixed up different threads. Nobody called you a libertarian in this one. Sorry you’re having a bad day. Hope it gets better.
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by cush 9mo ago
Why not just have a conversation in good faith? Instead of assuming the person you're chatting with is talking about slavery, and then when they clarify they're not talking about slavery, and you saying that it could be about slav
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by cush 9mo ago
The number of comments in here slandering the developer’s morality for picking locks is actually pretty surprising for a site literally called Hacker News. Every day there’s a story on the front page of some grey/white-hat showing off
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by cush 9mo ago
> Imagine something like industrial espionage.. This isn’t the movies. 99% of the time people need their own lock picked because they lost they key
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by cush 9mo ago
The creator doesn’t mention anything about helping law enforcement. They mention cheap off-the-shelf tools that could do a better and faster job than this robot. There are many reasons pick locks, including it being a hobby.
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by cush 9mo ago
Everything you said is so true, but it doesn't negate the fact that Apple has been all-in on LLMs since GPT-3, but they've been struggling to integrate LLMs into Siri while being fully aware of market demand... Going so far as to
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by cush 9mo ago
...With absolutely nothing expected in return. This is for work completed, not for leverage on future work
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by cush 9mo ago
At a big enough scale, even your bugs have users
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by cush 9mo ago
Economics. Slop will only live where there's enough eyeballs and ad revenue to earn a profit from it

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