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181.
by hbn 4mo ago
It's more expensive to make a computer tiny. Plus the iPhone's cameras are better, cellular modem, vibration motor, etc.
182.
by hbn 4mo ago
I purchased my girlfriend a refurbished M2 MacBook Air literally a week before the Neo was announced. Been kicking myself ever since.
183.
by hbn 5mo ago
An email address is making its way from a publicly available LLM prompt input to a sensitive email's recipient address. That's the problem I'm highlighting.
184.
by hbn 5mo ago
It's insane the AI has been provided the tooling to send emails to arbitrary addresses like that. Like, getting it to send a 2FA code at a user's request is one thing. But it should only be able to "hit a button" to send
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by hbn 5mo ago
Well it's still their fault for not making sure their audio works on a normal, non-surround setup Also worth noting that we switched the audio track to Spanish and you can hear it just fine.
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by hbn 5mo ago
> it never had a culture of such large file sizes, just small re-encodes. I wonder why, because obviously that data doesn't have to pass through TPB's own servers. We (the users) have to concern ourselves with how big the file
187.
by hbn 5mo ago
I have never seen an episode that had a cover of the theme song. Maybe that was a thing with the new reboot? I don't know because I heard nothing that made me want to watch it.
188.
by hbn 5mo ago
It wasn't a surround sound system, we were watching on the built-in app on a Fire TV from the TV's speakers. Also just Google "malcolm in the middle missing audio" and you'll find a ton of people with the issue ht
189.
by hbn 5mo ago
Like the article mentioned, they already did fast-follow subscription when X did it with the Meta Verified subscription
190.
by hbn 5mo ago
Every once in a while I'll try to watch something through the Intended Method™ and it always proves itself to be a worse experience. Most recent example - I was watching Malcolm in the Middle on Disney+ with my girlfriend, and we found
191.
by hbn 5mo ago
They can put whatever hardware they want in it, Windows knows know bounds in undermining the overall package. I don't want a faster processor to run user-hostile adware that's constantly trying to upsell me, and uses dark patterns
192.
by hbn 5mo ago
I mean it's an easy problem to solve when it's just speculating solutions. But there's a very possible reality where in 5 years guys are making YouTube video essays about the fall of Github caused by their "obviously stu
193.
by hbn 5mo ago
Commits are up 14x year-over-year https://x.com/kdaigle/status/2040164759836778878
194.
by hbn 5mo ago
You can just... ask it not to do that
195.
by hbn 5mo ago
The only reason I'm familiar with this game is that insane Gamecube controller that had an entire full-size qwerty keyboard on it. Or perhaps it should be understood as a full-size qwerty keyboard with the two halves of a Gamecube cont
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by hbn 5mo ago
I really tried to switch off Chrome when they broke ad blockers, I gave it a good few months trying out alternatives but I really don't like any of the other browsers. I do primarily use Safari on my Mac, but on Windows where I don&#x2
197.
by hbn 5mo ago
THANK YOU It's been driving me crazy seeing all the hate Valve is getting over compatibility concerns when Valve is the only one making controller support on Windows outside of an Xbox controller work. For years I just assumed I couldn
198.
by hbn 5mo ago
You should know, however you're laying out the header on your website, in Safari it renders your face comically stretched and giant. Both on desktop and iPhone.
199.
by hbn 6mo ago
I think that attitude has downstream effects that are spiritually unhealthy. You should feel off-put by the idea of mentally sating your human brain with a soulless, algorithmically optimized imitation of art. We evolved with art as a speci
200.
by hbn 6mo ago
> I remember it as the electron terminal and totally dismissing it. Pretty sure it's Rust with their own UI framework
201.
by hbn 6mo ago
> Historically, it means a community of developers have decided to break with the old project for some reason. That seems more like it should be called an "alumni fork" "Community" makes more sense for people who aren
202.
by hbn 6mo ago
That pretend demo that's running commands near the top of the page is pretty annoying, it resizes itself as the text changes so even when I'm scrolled to the bottom of the page, everything keeps jumping up and down as the height o
203.
by hbn 6mo ago
Is that information available to websites? I figured they were doing some kind of novel hackery to self-detect extensions based on behaviour that would only happen if X extension was installed. But that would be a lot of work for 6,300 exte
204.
by hbn 6mo ago
The starting price of the iPad is $349
205.
by hbn 6mo ago
I downloaded it, tried opening one of my Java/Springboot projects. When I opened a Java file it had no text highlighting but offered to install a Java extension. Clicking it just made the prompt disappear and seemingly did nothing. I f
206.
by hbn 6mo ago
From other comments in the thread, login is no longer required so you should be able to just not login on your work machine https://github.com/warpdotdev/warp
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by hbn 6mo ago
> The terminal emulator was never their selling point, the AI wrapper was. Considering it came out in 2020 - a few years before the LLM hype train left the station, and when I started using it there was no AI integration, this doesn&#x27
208.
by hbn 6mo ago
I originally got into Warp because they made a terminal where my normal text input keyboard shortcuts work. As they've been scrambling to find a way to monetize and riding the AI train, it feels more bloated than ever and the constant
209.
by hbn 6mo ago
Going on vacation and want to continue dogfooding?
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by hbn 6mo ago
It's faster than the standard wireless transfer speed between my iPhone and my Windows PC (0 KB/s)

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