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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Don’t press the button or use the voice command to take a picture - pretty simple. It’s not much easier to accidentally violate security with these than it is with a smart phone.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Eye tracking is a UI in its infancy but should be as fast as manual manipulation. Either form factor could use it but glasses are more motivated to figure it out. Headwear is also well situated for neural interfaces.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
If it clearly had more assets than the cost more people would bid for it at auction
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Who?
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Quite the opposite - they exist as a reaction to how bad that experience was.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
USDS was borne out of the healthcare.gov debacle, which resulted in providing affordable healthcare to millions of uninsured people. They may not have had an equivalent sized win yet but they have tremendous accomplishments for a tiny orga
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Still one where going against Elon gets you deplatformed though…
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
In case anyone was wondering, yes 600 miles from the North Pole is still pretty far north. Here’s one example - https://maps.app.goo.gl/skqZJ2JcB8R71nzP7?g_st=ic
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
He didn’t get paid.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Do you have any sources for this claim?
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
This is literally what software licenses are - do you think GPL etc. are fool's errands too?
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Needs (2023) - discussed previously here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34959649
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
I hate subscriptions but I pay for $5-$20 one shot tools all the time, and I will donate a similar amount for open source stuff.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
You can't trust their claimed savings either. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/13/us/politics/doge-contract...
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Isn't this the exact opposite point of your previous comment, and consistent with what the parent comment is saying? If they're willing to ruin careers over incorrect allegations then certainly they are willing to investigate tru
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Wikipedia already has thousands of bots running around cleaning things up - seems like AI is not really a significant change here.
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
I think you may have missed the point of the original comment - presumably those archaic instruments and interfaces would show a much higher value of experience over cognitive ability. The fact that this isn’t the case for computer tasks o
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
How is the movie industry an example of this? There are great movies still coming out every year, and the main commercial trends have been around IP exploitation that may or may not be reducing movie quality but certainly not due to lower
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
Looks like there is a BSides in Baltimore in a couple of weeks - I will check it out, thanks!
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Ask HN: How to get my blackhat child on the straight and narrow?
6 points by itsdrewmiller 2y ago|7 comments
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
The post I responded to estimated it was 13x overpriced, so I divided the current market cap by 13. I'm sure Ford and GM were at one point above 10x PtE also.
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
The area being densely populated would be a point against ejecting, wouldn't it?
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
Obviously this depends on the return you are getting. For us it has been incredible. We have mostly been working on greenfield / small apps and making decisions to use popular technology we believe to be correct even though we don&#x
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
As an American I also hope it goes well - I'd like them to get that beachhead, or be able to import one and get it serviced in north america.
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
>If TSLA was valued like other car companies (90% of TSLA revenue is from auto sales), would Musk look like a business genius? Yes? In that world he built tesla into only a 60 billion dollar company, along with his work at X/paypal
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
Spending $30/mo means this person has definitely not dug in very hard on Claude Code. My partner and I are spending more like $30/day using it for vibe coding.
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
>Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news,
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
As far as I know Apple doesn't charge car companies to use carplay?
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
It does have low fuel warning although I don't think my car actually enabled it. You can search on your route with carplay but the experience is significantly worse than doing it from your phone (and it nanny state disables using you
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by itsdrewmiller 2y ago
I've still had some settings thrashing with my raybans - sometimes they will refuse to read messages and ask me over and over to enable a setting, which is already enabled. Seems more likely to be an Apple issue than Meta given it has

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