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by hn8726 11mo ago
I installed this on Android, and unless iOS experience is massively different, this is not a good example: - there's no touch feedback (ripple) on many of clickable components. Some that do have it look non-native, inconsistent and som
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by hn8726 11mo ago
> It stands to reason that Apple wouldn't have developed this feature [liquid glass css property] if they weren't using it. Where? We have no idea. But they must be using it somewhere. The fact that none of us have noticed exac
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by hn8726 11mo ago
Maybe this https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/inspecting-web-views-in-ma... and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30648424 ? On mobile the webview app experience is crap and it's immediately obvi
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by hn8726 1y ago
Otoh if, as a human, you use a known (even leaked on the website) password to "bypass the security" in order to "gain access to content you're not authorized to see", I think you'd get in trouble. I'd like
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by hn8726 1y ago
I'm sorry but the article seems pretty biased, and doesn't really give any argument for why what happened would be in any way justified. Author keeps adding their own interpretation to Github comments and events, which — just by l
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by hn8726 1y ago
Seems like the package has been removed from npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/postmark-mcp . Which is too bad, because there's no way to verify the claims from the article
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by hn8726 1y ago
The "postmark-mcp" from the article seems like some random guy's package though, postmark has its own official mcp server as well: https://postmarkapp.com/lp/mcp . It's like installing ublock extensi
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by hn8726 1y ago
> But right now it belongs to the rich people who fund the work on Ruby and Rails. That’s DHH and Lutke (Shopify CEO). Do you mean "right now" as in _now that they hijacked the Github repositories and locked out the previous ow
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by hn8726 1y ago
> How would you verify that the ported code actually works if you don't port the tests and examples? Port tests, run them against unported code. Port code, run it against unported tests? That way you also verify that the public api
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by hn8726 1y ago
I did that — picked a booking, it redirected me to Expedia and showed a $0 rental! But then when I changed my region on the top bar from US to "Rest of Europe", that booking no longer worked. When I then search (on Expedia) for th
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by hn8726 1y ago
Can you give an example? I just checked a random rental website for France and I got a very clear `From $xx` price and I could — in one step — go to checkout with that exact price by simply not selecting any other options. Sure you will hav
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by hn8726 1y ago
Ok so it's not "airpods live translation" really, but "ios live translation" and there's no technical reason to limit it to airpods?
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by hn8726 1y ago
Isn't that an argument for Remarkable? You had the cloud functions for free and you've been grandfathered in. New buyers always knew that they'd need a subscription for that. Seems perfectly fair, even if you dislike the func
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by hn8726 1y ago
> developers will have the same freedom to distribute their apps directly to users through sideloading or to use any app store they prefer. We believe this is how an open system should work—by preserving choice while enhancing security f
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by hn8726 1y ago
Can't agree. While there are some evergreen postings, LinkedIn job applications still landed me a couple of interviews (and much more compared to cold applying on the company website). And then there's recruiters reaching out whic
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by hn8726 1y ago
What's the best resource to learn those things in practice? Other than _just trying_ yourself? I'm a senior dev in another area who wants to get into the backend development, but unsurprisingly has limited time to spend on learnin
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by hn8726 1y ago
Kotlin also has extensions function `let` (and a couple of variants) which let you chain arbitrary methods: ``` val arr = ... val result = arr .let { column(it, "tags") .let { merge(it) } .let { unique(it) } .let { values(
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by hn8726 1y ago
LM studio just changed their terms to allow commercial usage for free and without any restrictions or additional actions required. I've used Msty but it seems like LM studio is moving faster, which is kind of important in this space. F
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by hn8726 1y ago
Dropbox "ai" already exists too: https://dash.dropbox.com/
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by hn8726 1y ago
Another thing that usually works is saying "I'm returning the call"
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by hn8726 1y ago
The letter says > we plan to end the year with a global workforce of about 75,000 employees as a result of workforce reductions and attrition so it looks like the explicit reduction might be lower, but accounting for people leaving on th
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by hn8726 1y ago
This is very interesting, I've been increasingly frustrated with Daikin's approach to mobile control and the incredibly poor execution of the original wifi module/automation: - the wifi module and temperature sensor are right
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by hn8726 1y ago
> Before Compose took over as the new direction for Android app development, the Android Studio designer IDE had a very VB6-style designer where you could drag and drop components, while the underlying UI files were all XML based. It&#x2
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by hn8726 1y ago
Reddit's one is crazy, I didn't know it exists until I was researching some tax laws in my country. I saw a Reddit thread in my language and it took me a while to realize it's a US-centric subreddit just automatically transla
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by hn8726 1y ago
Or openai will do it themselves for transcription tasks
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by hn8726 1y ago
Good chunk of the world already has all of those, so it looks like talking about UBI is right on track there. I suppose countries like USA would need to figure out the basics first though, I agree any basic income seems redundant if one tri
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by hn8726 1y ago
UBI by definition is paid to everyone, regardless of their income. That's contrasted with GMI, guaranteed minimal income, which supplements your current income to some minimal level, which would work as you described
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by hn8726 1y ago
There is no problem. OP said we should be using open _agents_, not open _models_. You can use an open agent with any model, open or closed, while using something like Claude Code locks you in to one model vendor
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by hn8726 1y ago
And the non-paywalled part doesn't even get into the differences between air-dried and kiln-dried wood.

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