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3y ago
Is it me or has this got nothing to do with the battery monitor. Sounds like run of the mill malware in the app, could even be the authors of the app are unaware, ie it’s embedded in a library they are using?
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3y ago
I’m having flashbacks of engineers at google hyping the media that they’ve created sentience and there’s this big cover up going on… then they release bard. I’m still Loling from that experience, so safe to say I’m still not optimistic that
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3y ago
I’m sure he’ll suddenly be a fan. Wfh isn’t just a convenience, it’s economics!
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3y ago
> 20 pages of text in a single request. Yessssssss!
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3y ago
> Add to that that there are many Russians publicly supporting the war There are many white people being racist towards white people, should I give all white people the cold shoulder so one day it will end racism? I think it is unkind to
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3y ago
In my experience it can only take into account files you have open. So if you need it to call a function in another file that hasn’t been called in the current file, you’d have to go open the other file in a new tab then go back to the orig
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3y ago
all while being emulated on rosetta
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3y ago
beautiful ending!
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3y ago
Are you saying that you don’t have subscriptions at all?
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3y ago
1000% agree. Don’t sell to devs, always sell to their employers. I now see how keeping your price hidden could be beneficial. The person you’re selling to isn’t the person who should be interested in the price!
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3y ago
I’m happy someone is trying this. It puts back the focus on developing your app over being a database admin. When prototyping an app, this would be a biiiiig time saver!
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3y ago
We really ought to boycott openai, and prevent our organisations using their tech. If profits matter so much, then that’s where it hurts.
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3y ago
> If OpenAI and Meta decide they’re closing up shop, a boomtown could become a backwater. Strange how I read the same memo and came to the opposite conclusion. Handouts suggest some form of charity, but in the memo it is clear that ther
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3y ago
This is a really beautiful way to see something we take for granted all the time. The fact that computers can do all this in the blink of an eye (sans network speed) is just mind blowing.
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3y ago
Next challenge make incremental updates to the archive
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3y ago
It’s ability to debug IS UNPARALLELED!
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3y ago
Haha What if he did a cameo in Star Wars lol
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4y ago
This article is missing some key numbers, % of tax that these “lost” receipts make up. The investment that 30 people make up for the entire economy. How much investment does the country loose if any?
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4y ago
I’m with Elon on this one, the British government has critical influence on how much funding the org receives from licensing. It further provides DIRECT funding from the government for its international news service. I think it’s a waste of
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4y ago
Go LAION!!!!!!!!
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4y ago
No mention of chip sanctions?
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4y ago
So punish other people by punishing someone else?
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4y ago
I'm glad this is coming to light. HN is full of better than everyone else pundits. A vast number of commenters can't see past themselves anything that is of value. The pessimism is just a mask for, "Here is all the ways I wou
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4y ago
> every commenter is "above average". It's "the others" that are bad developers Welcome to HN!
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4y ago
Minor nitpick, the download says M1, but it prompts me to install Rosetta.
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4y ago
I’ve had it with billionaires, the world is a big colony
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4y ago
I can see it now, 2dollar monthly subscription to the glovebox compartment
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4y ago
Spot on. I’m not an Elon fan but the media is working overtime to prove him right on every point. With such a strong stance on “misinformation” you’d think they’d have a second thought at suggesting we’re being visited by aliens. But alas c
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4y ago
Microsoft had a launch and that's what counts
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4y ago
HN has been host to all sorts of articles so to see the storm this article has raised is telling. Do people realise that once the article is on the internet, removing it from HN is self censorship, the equivalent of pretending something doe
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