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Looks like a cool product! The first thing that stuck out to me is that there needs to be a prominent privacy policy. What happens to any data that is uploaded? Is it retained? If so, why and for how long? Is any data I upload used for AI t
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You can learn a lot of things on YouTube, but the problem is that there is very little sequential content, so you already need to know what to look for, which can be tricky when you’re starting out. I much prefer online courses for that rea
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Music sales hit 20-year high
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This is the #1 reason why I haven’t upgraded my 2080 Ti. Using my laser printer while my computer is on (even if it’s idle) already makes my UPS freak out. But NVIDIA is claiming that the 5070 is equivalent to the 4090, so maybe they’re exp
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2y ago
I have a Tesla Model 3 and it’s the best car I’ve ever owned, but I won’t be getting another when my lease is up, solely because I don’t want to give any more money to Elon. My next car might be a Lucid, but I’ll see what the market is like
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Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.2 almost doubles the storage it needs
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I use GitHub Copilot and it’s mostly replaced Stack Overflow for me. Normally if I run into a problem I’d do a web search and try to find an answer, but I’ve found that Copilot gets me to a good answer much faster the majority of the time.
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0.1 plus 0.2
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I don’t have a problem with filing this information (I am a business owner) but the government has done an abysmal job at communicating this to people. I only heard about it because my accountant happened to mention it a couple of weeks ago
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2y ago
I see a lot of sites writing articles about related subjects, then at the end there’s something like “if you like this topic, check out our product” or they find some way to tie the article into their product. (Some sites have “Top 10 Solut
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The thing that really stood out to me was how reluctant he was to do CPR on her. “I suppose I have to give CPR to the woman I love on the chance it might save her life”
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I’ve been frequently bitten by the Music bug. It keeps playing but the controls no longer work so you can’t pause or skip and have to force-quit the app. I also had an issue where iOS told my car I was on a phone call instead of playing mus
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I’ve had my own software business for 17 years, and a lot of this article read like my own life story. My advice would be to create a product that YOU need and design it how you would want it to work if it was an app someone else made. Then
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I am suspicious of anything that claims you can achieve memory safety by pressing a button, with zero code changes required. Part of the reason Rust is frustrating to learn is because it forces you to structure your application a certain wa
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How the ZX Spectrum became a 1980s icon
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I’m currently learning Rust. I have a good grasp of the basics, but I’m struggling to use third-party libraries that either do not expose traits that I need, or objects provided by the library have a lifetime that conflicts with lifetimes w
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I had no interest in this feature until I read this article, then I immediately switched it on. I honestly feel Apple should lean into the weirdness by allowing people to change the prompt or allowing people to install alternate prompts fro
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I think you answered your own question by admitting that you no longer used the device recklessly after that event. Clearly money was not the factor in helping you learn the lesson. Our bodies have a built-in mechanism to discourage reckles
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2y ago
This reminds me of node-based compositing, which is mostly standard in the film industry but, to the best of my knowledge, never made it to still-image editing applications. After doing things the nodal way, it’s hard for me to use Photosho
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Hologram in Amsterdam window aims to solve sex worker's cold case murder
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I had a 6-hour surgery a few years ago, for which I was unconscious. When I awoke, my butt hurt (that’s not where the surgery was) such that it was difficult to sit on hard chairs for 3 or 4 days. It was explained to me that although I was
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I feel like the dodgy part isn’t the forking. Any open source project can be forked at any time by anyone. The dodgy part is them automatically switching existing users to their fork. To use your McDonald’s analogy, it’s like specifically o
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The racist AI deepfake that fooled and divided a community
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I’ve been driving EVs for six years now and I do not have the ability to charge at home or work. It’s been a non-issue. I charge late at night and it’s about $0.18/kWh which is still way less than gas. Obviously it’s more convenient if
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I think a big barrier is that people used to ICEs want to charge EVs the same way they fill up with gas. One of the things I had to “unlearn” was wanting to charge to 100% every time. There are many arguments for not doing this, one of whic
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Bumble is slowly in the process of walking it back. They recently introduced “opening moves” (a proposed opening question which I’ve found most people ignore), which allows men to message first. They’ve also said they’re considering letting
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Which app is that? “Once” used to do that but now it appears to have been sold to another company and lost that capability.
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I found this Udemy course extremely helpful: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WlC3@XKn_XOGATVsqoa15vxgyhc9L... The guy who created it has another course that just came out that I haven’t tried yet: https://www
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I sleep easy at night knowing that Elon Musk was born in South Africa and is therefore ineligible to be US president.
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I really wish S3 had the ability to rename / move files without having to copy the data all over again. It seems like something that should not be necessary, given that that information is just metadata. Even if there is some technical
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