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Facebook Blocking Content Deletion?
3 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Bye bye Cortana...
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OpenAI releases third version of DALL-E – DALL-E 3(theverge.com)
4 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Yeah. For complex CMS driven websites I’d always choose Webflow. But to have it all nice and combined in one tool handling non-trivial complex software projects I really don’t know of a single platform out there for that…
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Are you able to export data from that journal feature in some widely accessible format?
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
As an owner of iPhone X, I don‘t feel like I‘m missing out. Maybe will get the 15 directly in a year or two.
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Makes sense...
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Laws of Tech: Commoditize Your Complement (2022)(gwern.net)
1 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Drink one cup of coffee less per day, and stop it completely after 3PM. This was one of the many small things that helped me sleep better. There were more sinister things I discovered to be the true reason for my poor sleep. Something to do
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
It won because of React.
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
I think its more about the kind of interesting age we live in regarding content, attention, time and direction with all this. Don’t know for example when we will reach some kind of limits with how much our brains have evolved to process and
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
'Sludge content' is filling up TikTok feeds, using split screens to pair users’ clips with unrelated footage. It’s aimed at getting users to watch for just a little longer, and increase views for content creators.
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Sludge (split screen) content is consuming TikTok. Why nobody bothers?(cbc.ca)
1 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|3 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Apple was right in moving on from these guys.
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Don’t Be So Picky About a Job, China’s College Graduates Are Told(nytimes.com)
7 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|3 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Probably a mix of wider societal issues on a global scale and a bit of low-key American propganda against a competing economy.
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
This could be the case, but he himself claims it to be more the way I said it. The details are obscure but I tend to believe his word rather than the passionate hater-horde and an army of mis-representers that are so many in number today. I
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
What people don‘t seem to take into account here is that Elon was forced to buy the company due to a binding offer he made but later found out user numbers to be manipulated and so on. He‘s already burned down the 40 billion market cap to
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
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Localization in Webflow: an update on our progress(webflow.com)
1 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|0 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Yeah, I always thought it’s only good for architects with their drawings or for businesses offering product configurators and such to their customers in their physical spaces or museums, etc. But look at that, instead of carrying one more p
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
I too was skeptical for a long time, but a couple of days ago, after spotting a second hand iPad (6th gen from 2018) for 90€, I picked it up and I’m actually super impressed. The difference here is expectation vs. money spent and the value
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
I suspect things may be a tad simpler than discussed in this essay, even when most of it is compelling and rings true. I want to highlight that the main difference in my opinion is, and always was, that of attacking versus defending. Attack
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
It‘s interesting to see how rapidly the world, culture and work are changing these days. What feels like yesterday, and in the last decade, the world was different, and to me felt like a world of optimism and potential. This decade is more
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Hustle culture: Is this the end of rise-and-grind?(bbc.com)
3 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
What an interestingly written text. Feels like New Yorker has something special just like nautil.us sometimes and some others. Rare articulate ponderings of and around important topics. Makes me think and also makes for an interesting readi
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Is HN also built with RoR or is it something custom?
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Wow, this could be huge for enabling more efficient rendering of also more basic animations and effects on the web making it a smooth experience.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
Added to read.
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by iamsanteri 4y ago
I think the reason behind Tailwind’s emergence and prominence is React, mostly.

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