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by elicash 6mo ago
I would have previously said I don't blame Apple for not prioritizing that rare use case. But with so many people vibe-coding apps, I do think it'd be good if Apple simplified the experience for non-developers. I made a stupid lit
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by elicash 6mo ago
Was meta a public company back then? Amazon, I think, was quite small, too.
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by elicash 6mo ago
You're asking why, if its software is better than its hardware, people aren't driving cars with them on? Not sure I follow...
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by elicash 6mo ago
> Apple software is terrible The Vision Pro software team did an incredible job. Its software is more impressive than its hardware.
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by elicash 6mo ago
This doesn't require the battery to be replaceable. It requires either the battery to still be good after 1000 charges or for it to be replaceable, either one. Although some of this depends on how you define replaceable.
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by elicash 6mo ago
> As a group, they are 1) clearly feeling angry/threatened 2) in denial about LLM capabilities. Or they (3) disagree with you
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by elicash 6mo ago
> The company has disclosed to Good e-Reader that Amazon is developing a new Kindle for PC app, but it will only be compatible with Windows 11.
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by elicash 6mo ago
I agree. To clarify, I don't necessarily agree with the post or their approach. I just thought folks were misreading it. I also think it adds something useful to the conversation.
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by elicash 6mo ago
This is from the first of the caveats that they list: > Scoped context: Our tests gave models the vulnerable function directly, often with contextual hints (e.g., "consider wraparound behavior"). A real autonomous discovery pip
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by elicash 6mo ago
It seems to me there's an explosion in just the last few years that's noteworthy -- that gambling on war did not simply grow hand-in-hand with all web purchases. Am happy to be wrong, but that's my experience seeing this play
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by elicash 6mo ago
Would love if you can track this more deeply and sort/filter/search through restitutions and fines. The ones you know about, that is.
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by elicash 6mo ago
Your comment is a great addition to the conversation. I do just want to add the scale point, though. That source is less than a million was bet, and now there are hundreds of millions bet on the ceasefire, and millions more on other Iran be
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by elicash 6mo ago
It's not the NYT making the claims, they are merely reporting on them. And I think it's weird to just dismiss all evidence that conflicts with your priors. But fine, how about the NY Post: https://nypost.com/2025&#
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by elicash 6mo ago
> 1. Give massive preferential treatment to women during university "Some schools are trying to attract male applicants by improving their sports programs; others invest more heavily in buying boys’ email addresses or give incentive
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by elicash 6mo ago
For anybody who watched the new chess documentary on Netflix about the Magnus vs Hans drama, you'll remember how pissed Magnus and his dad are at chess.com, which is what makes this partnership interesting to me. (Magnus is a TTT cofou
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by elicash 7mo ago
Ah, yes, I get what you meant now, makes sense.
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by elicash 7mo ago
There are important factual differences compared to the challenges against OpenAI, but I think yes this decision does ultimately offer them some new legal protection against whatever customers decide to do with their tools.
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by elicash 7mo ago
I have no interest in anything crypto, but they are making a proposal about NFTs tied to AI (LLMs and verifiable machine learning) so they can make ownership decisions. So it'd be alive in the making decisions sense, not in a "the
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by elicash 7mo ago
Amazon price history: ranges between $187 and $430, with average $277. $250 now. (So I agree with your take.) https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B0B6GHW1SX
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by elicash 7mo ago
Yes in sports. NCAA is trying to specifically get player prop bets banned in part because they are more likely not just to be corrupt, but also they specifically mention player safety. https://www.ncaa.org/news/2026&#
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by elicash 7mo ago
Here's what a spokesperson for Polymarket said: "Polymarket condemns the harassment and threats directed at Emanuel Fabian, or anyone else for that matter. This behavior violates our terms of service and has no place on our platfo
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by elicash 7mo ago
Related to your comment, see Nate Silver's take on the NBA gambling scandal. "Player props are inherently more subject to manipulation because only one player needs to be involved in rigging the outcome. [...] Even as someone more
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by elicash 7mo ago
I hate untangling wires. The noise cancellation (including passive for the pros) is great. Easier to switch between devices. I can use them with the Apple TV when my wife goes to sleep (she's an early riser). The downsides you list don
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by elicash 7mo ago
I thought this HN discussion was worth revisiting in the context of vibe coding. I don't think any of it fits a pro-AI or anti-AI view, that's not what this is. I just think a lot of the same themes show up and it's interesti
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by elicash 7mo ago
The way I'm different from in my 20s is I'm more likely to assume charitable interpretations. I kinda guessed you meant it like you just stated, but wanted to add more context.
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by elicash 7mo ago
I don't think you deserve downvotes; I think it's totally plausible that some people would steal this data just to feel special. But: 1) That's why we have traditionally had the safeguards that we have had, to protect against
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by elicash 7mo ago
If they're bad at it, you could become obscenely wealthy by betting against expectations.
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by elicash 7mo ago
You could do it directly in the various gambling apps like Kalshi, or indirectly through other types of trades in the market.
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by elicash 7mo ago
We extract like 12 or 13 times more oil than Venezuela.
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by elicash 7mo ago
Unexpectedly is because it's a big miss from the projected job numbers. If you felt like the expected numbers were obviously wrong for this month, you should have traded on that information.

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