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541.
by dewey 10mo ago
That's a very smug take, especially when you encounter websites every day that don't autofill for whatever reason (As another poster already showed with some examples) or in my case the 1Password extension in Safari failing to con
542.
by dewey 10mo ago
Alternatively there's also this with 1.7k stars already and supporting more services (Despite the name): https://github.com/steipete/CodexBar ( https://codexbar.app )
543.
by dewey 10mo ago
This won't work, HN is a high enough value target (Not a random site where bots try to spam some guestbook) that people would adapt to that quickly. Headless browsers, browser extensions, outsourcing captcha solving etc. - there's
544.
by dewey 10mo ago
fyi your about page doesn't work: https://benraz.dev/about.html
545.
by dewey 10mo ago
It seems like this only covers data from 2012, so probably one of the other live websites like marinetraffic?
546.
by dewey 10mo ago
Google is also selling phones? Not a great point as it's probably not really a revenue driver for them though.
547.
by dewey 10mo ago
Maybe don't hold your breath on that. Even if the price for AI tools would double, or tripple...that's still a very small part of the actual cost of an employee.
548.
by dewey 10mo ago
I feel like he could make a much stronger point if there was more than a few demos and utilities for using AI tools (sell the shovels?) shared as the output.
549.
by dewey 10mo ago
Apple doesn’t even follow that guideline (It exists) themselves and is happily using push notifications for ads.
550.
by dewey 10mo ago
The rage bait on HN works like clockwork. Usually it's the "dark mode" feature of that website that triggers this comment.
551.
by dewey 10mo ago
Same reason why people have personal projects and share them on GitHub, it's fun to see people using / starring / interacting with your project / blog.
552.
by dewey 10mo ago
If you want to count every search engine bot, AI crawler, vulnerability scanner as users then that works, but these days it's basically useless to use these web server logs.
553.
by dewey 10mo ago
Not being able to use your domain is a pretty massive downside. The great part about email is that you can move between providers without issues. I wouldn’t want to use a posteo.de email for all my services when I don’t know if they will be
554.
by dewey 10mo ago
Demo scene or other competitions that aim at using little space / shortest way to achieve something are not really a good counter example.
555.
by dewey 10mo ago
Using lines of code as a metric for productivity is bad. Using it to show how simple something is, or how a refactor removed x lines of code that doesn’t need to be maintained any more isn’t such a bad thing I’d say.
556.
by dewey 10mo ago
The main complaint about these blocks is that they are managed and decided on by private companies and _not_ by the government / law.
557.
by dewey 10mo ago
I was about to post something about Delicious Library. That's one of my earlier Mac user memories and it always gave me joy to import / organize my books in there even if there's no real reason to do it.
558.
by dewey 10mo ago
Never had that, and I use that feature often.
559.
by dewey 10mo ago
You are misreading it. It’s not luxury any more (many people can afford it) but of course you can pay for a luxury experience if you want / can.
560.
by dewey 10mo ago
That's a very weird comparison...as the market for a search engine is basically every internet user. A networking overlay for technical users is a much smaller market.
561.
by dewey 10mo ago
That depends entirely on what you download, the country you are in and your ISP.
562.
by dewey 10mo ago
What's the main differentiator between Tailscale and Netrinos? Edit: Just found this post https://netrinos.com/blog/tailscale-alternatives-2025 , so it looks like main differentiator is pricing right now.
563.
by dewey 10mo ago
It looks like it's not handling comments correctly and counts books mentioned in ">".
564.
by dewey 10mo ago
I recently was also doing some research into what projects exist that come close to a “managed Postgres on Digital Ocean” experience, sadly there’s some building blocks but nothing that really makes it a complete no-brainer. https:/&#
565.
by dewey 10mo ago
Example: Settings / Your Name / iCloud. There I have an add to download "Apple Invites". Another one: https://www.heise.de/en/news/Unwanted-Apple-advertising-Push...
566.
by dewey 10mo ago
Oh, I misread the initial comment and thought they had to exclude Garage. Thanks!
567.
by dewey 10mo ago
What is this based on, honest question as from the landing page I don't get that impression. Are many committers China-based?
568.
by dewey 10mo ago
They already plaster iOS with ads...just for their own services and it's disguised as a system feature. It's especially obvious if you don't subscribe to paid iCloud and see ads for "Apple Arcade", "Increase iC
569.
by dewey 10mo ago
> user agents and won't show the links to legitimate search engines, so Google and Bing won't see them Worth noting that in general if you do any "is this Google or not" you should always check by IP address as there&
570.
by dewey 10mo ago
> I just don't get why these companies should be in the business of offering gift cards I think gift card or not isn't really relevant, fraudulent activity can happen in a lot of ways like iCloud being paid by a stolen credit c

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