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by eloisant 8mo ago
I had the same experience upgrading my Pixel phone. The only apps that needed new authentication were a few messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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by eloisant 8mo ago
The idea that Android needs tinkering of fiddling needs to die. 80% of users in the world use Android, and most of them don't do any tinkering or fiddling.
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by eloisant 8mo ago
HN is mostly US and apparently in US even geeks have given up on Android. Anyway, here is my experience when I upgraded from a Pixel 8 to Pixel 10 Pro: login to my Google account, let the backup restore happen then my new phone was identica
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by eloisant 8mo ago
Treat your employees well and they won't jump ship.
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by eloisant 8mo ago
That's the thing, currently people focus on using AI for code but you can use AI to help you in the other steps as well. You can use it to discuss about what you should build, identify edge cases, ask you questions to force you to take
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by eloisant 9mo ago
So you're saying AI doesn't help, and having reports is just like using AI (which you said doesn't help). What's stopping you from becoming an IC and producing as much as your full team then? What's the point of hav
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by eloisant 9mo ago
In democracies money going to governments isn't sucked to some kind of vacuum. It's reinvested in infrastructure, social programs, investment programs, etc. The US would be better off if it had more money to invest in healthcare a
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by eloisant 9mo ago
I guess the point is that they got this level of success (which GOG didn't reach) because they're based in US. And I tend to agree with that, there are some reason, including the fact that it's a huge country with a wealthy p
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by eloisant 9mo ago
He's a great guy, but nobody deserves to be a billionaire. He would do great even if he was "just" a multi-millionaire.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
Maybe it's 1 readers, 2 honest people, and 2 people who preferred to lie than confess they didn't read a single book.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
Whether you read on a paper book or on an e-reader, a full book is much deeper than just a magazine or news article.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
Among software developers, the vast majority does.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
The real question is how much better are native apps compared to Electron apps. Yes that would take much disk space, but it takes 50Mb or 500Mb isn't noticeable for most users. Same goes for memory, there is a gain for sure but unless
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by eloisant 9mo ago
At a time where games have shit like always online DRM, it's a bit reassuring to remember that software developers making the experience worse for their customers isn't new. You pay for software? You need to keep that big dongle p
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by eloisant 9mo ago
It was kinda cool for a demo, but Claude Code really was the first game changer in AI coding.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
Tesla had a good brand image in the early 2010, they could have positioned themselves like the quality/luxury brand for EV and have people buy Tesla for the brand itself like people do for Apple. Instead they let Elon made their brand
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by eloisant 9mo ago
Even if it's not a PWA, on both iPhone and Android you can create an "app icon" that will open a URL in a chromeless window. It's as simple as tapping "Add to home" from your browser. So you get your "app&
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by eloisant 9mo ago
The $160 billion of cash Apple is sitting on doesn't contribute to any infrastructure.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
> compatible with nearly all Android apps The "nearly" is the issue. Opting out of the Apple/Google duopoly comes at a great cost.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
The US government should absolutely do that, but they won't because they defends the interests of big companies rather than the interests of small companies or US citizens.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
> Publishers have an option to use other distributors but choose not to They can choose to sell in the store where all users are, or in the store nobody goes.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
So moths are not bugs because they're "true bugs"? How does it make sense?
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by eloisant 9mo ago
You can do that in any big international city. NYC, LA, SF, Tokyo, Paris, Berlin, and I'm probably missing a lot of them. Way more than "1 or 2".
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by eloisant 9mo ago
It's not that the founders have smaller ambitions, it's that they can't find fundings to really grow the size of US tech companies. And when they do find fundings, it's in US so they move their company there.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
It's pretty good in NYC. I heard it's nice in Boston too.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
AI is evolving so fast, and you post an article from 2023?
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by eloisant 9mo ago
I'm pretty sure the reviewers of those are still volunteers, the publisher is just making even more money!
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by eloisant 9mo ago
The real problem is that researchers are pushed to publish as their publication is the only way their career can advance. It's not even to "boost" your CV, as a researcher your publication history IS your CV. It was already a
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by eloisant 9mo ago
This is just because LaTeX is widely used by researchers. Also yes, LaTeX being source code it's much easier to get an AI to genere LaTeX than integrate into MS Word.
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by eloisant 9mo ago
That's not a flaw, that's an anti-stalking feature

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