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The first open source MMP https://openattribution.dev MMPs collect user data across apps to help apps run ads. This is needed because mobile apps are downloaded without the additional data you could get passed along an HTTP url
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I've seen near 0 games on iOS from Godot. Do you know any games I could look to as examples? https://appgoblin.info/companies/godotengine.org
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Mobile SDK Showdown: Unveiling 2025's Most Popular Frameworks Powering 30K Apps
(jamesoclaire.com)
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Quick overview of the current state of mobile ecosystem including stats for Game Engines, Mobile SDKs, Libraries and Frameworks. If you have advice for changing anything, please let me know or contact me via Discord. Next up I'll be ad
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https://Appgoblin.info/companies/types/development-tools You can see a ranking of the top non-native apps here.
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What if he does it again and just says "My heart goes out to you" and does the same hand throwing gesture? Just curious what you think in that hypothetical. To me it seemed like he did it to troll 'libs' who dislike gest
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That was pretty well written. I find myself agreeing with both points of view, that it is ephemeral and that it has had some sticking power. As for whether this is something worth being curious about, definitely.
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What lie are you talking about? That he supports far right parties? That he did some kind of gesture which the video looks like a Nazi salute but he says was just the my heart goes out to you gesture? Neither seem to be that the OP was lyin
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Hi there, do you have any example native apps built via Bolt.new?
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Right!
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I'm sure he's trying his best. But I don't doubt that, even if not doing it on purpose, he will mostly cut departments and services that do not hurt him or indirectly benefit any of his many businesses. He, a single person, h
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Just checking, you were able to try it because you pay right?
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To me, it seemed like they spent there money to get there. They talked about the massive datacenter they built, but will it pay off is the question.
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Yep, seeing Grok come out I'm just so glad there are free alternatives that aren't behind paywalls.
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He's the richest man in the world and probably spent the most on GPUs of anyone in the past 12 months to get Grok 2 and 3 out. In the end, he's too powerful to ignore. On the other side, he wants to be there.
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I think they put the new model behind a $40 paywall so less people use it. The model seems only marginally better than open source models, based on xAI's own internal tests, and they spend $$$ money for it to run. Elon talked in the se
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My first thought when I saw the name was it would be an AI architecture firm related to Howard Roark from Atlas Shrugged.
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I've used umami for my projects with low volume and it has worked great. Set it up on it's own instance connected to a postgresdb and it's been great for the past year. Also there is a nice python library for calling the func
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He recently shared the usual X style cropped screenshot which implied millions of records "where death is false" and the rows age appeared to be 110+ As someone who uses databases everyday, there's always nuance to data, espe
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There has been a very large amount of flagging lately. I actually search now for various terms to see which ones have been flagged in the last 24hrs. It's definitely pretty interesting. You can do it by searching the usual suspects &qu
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Another flagged article that was critical of Tesla.
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"The company has also sued at least six bloggers and two Chinese media outlets that wrote critically about the company, according to a review of public court documents" From the article. It's more than just a single customer
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I think that the distribution of who can flag leans towards a specific cohort of tech.
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Would be cool to add more big ticket items. Maybe bridges, skyscrapers, factories etc
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Another interesting flagged article related to negative news about Tesla
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Ask HN: Any Alternatives to Cursor?
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Do you have any examples of what where it is very far from neutral? How do you define neutral?
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That's a good potential reason.
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The post I mentioned is just the text of a US Bill that would ban working with Chinese AI or exporting models to China? Yes, I'm sorry it's doom and gloomy, but it is happening and heavily relates to tech.
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Yes, the post was eventually flagged after being up for an hour.
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