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by jiriro 2y ago
Could you please elaborate how do you sign 10k documents for $100/month?
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by jiriro 2y ago
Apple is doing such a great job with their privacy features. - Private Relay - Hide my Email Your ISP cannot see your web browsing. So can’t Google. One time disposable email address for an unknown web site registration form. All
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by jiriro 2y ago
The US site: 0-60 mph in 2.9 510 hp / 741 Nm The EU site: 0-100 kmh in 3.1 460 hp So it looks like there are two versions.
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The New Tesla Model 3 Performance(tesla.com)
3 points by jiriro 2y ago|3 comments
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by jiriro 3y ago
You are wrong of course. “Both cannot and can not are perfectly fine, but cannot is far more common” [1] [1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/cannot-vs-can-not-is...
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by jiriro 3y ago
This is the other-party site. Could be first in a sense but inevitably the other.
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by jiriro 3y ago
No joy:-( Unfortunately, Claude.ai is only available in certain regions right now. We're working hard to expand to other regions soon.
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by jiriro 3y ago
Exactly! I hope Apple will make it absolutely impossible to get an app from a 3rd party store by an accident.
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by jiriro 3y ago
I see! I’ve not used mouse on a mac:-o Anyway the UI looks not mac native. I’m interested what it is:-)
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by jiriro 3y ago
Out of curiosity – how is this app built?:-) There is a demo clip with a vertical scroll bar which does not fade out as it would do in a native mac app:)
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by jiriro 3y ago
Oh, this is brilliant! Thanks for sharing. This is a very good introduction to the book. The goal of the book/lecture is to show how meaning emerges from not-meaning. So cool!:-) Also at the end of the lecture 1 he says that the book w
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Ask HN: Building Simple Tools for SharePoint
1 points by jiriro 3y ago|0 comments
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by jiriro 3y ago
You cannot insert images (or any other non-text object like a PDF) in Simplenote as you can in Apple Notes. Simplenote can only link external images.
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by jiriro 3y ago
Not at all knee-jerk nor cheap job. The article does not address the option of not having those missiles. And this “not addressing” seems highly deliberate.
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by jiriro 3y ago
Oh, thank you. The original covers almost 50% of the screen (iphone) with the static heading!
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by jiriro 3y ago
I bet there is a mobile/desktop app in the pipeline. This pin is a great input/sensing device feeding an AI which gets an incredible amount of information about the owner’s context. Combined with an old good computer (desktop&#x2
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by jiriro 3y ago
Brilliant! Mind sharing more of your writings? :-)
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by jiriro 3y ago
The author only cries in the (pretty boring) style: “We invented a knife and now things got fucking complicated! We have to deal with NEW OPTIONS like to cut the meal or to cut each other.” :)
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by jiriro 3y ago
Would you mind elaborating on “pushing logic into SQL queries”? Also how “SQL databases are a superpower”? I suppose one still needs a non trivial dev infrastructure and dev skills to make the SQL a superpower:-|
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by jiriro 3y ago
This is a rant from a lifelong windows user who got a mac and cries that “things are different here!”:-) The most hilarious part is “.. driving the car was not a problem”. His rant is basically - Oh, this is a new place. Why doesn’t it look
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by jiriro 3y ago
The author sounds like a naive religious fool who “knows” what is good and what is bad. He must be absolutely ignorant about any principles of a language – most likely ignorant about any principles of a science:-)
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by jiriro 3y ago
<rant> The linked page[1] is an excellent example why potentially ingenious products can fail. The writing on that page is as bad as it could possibly be. There is an opening paragraph: “Lively is a new approach to Web programming..”
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by jiriro 3y ago
What is HA ?
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by jiriro 3y ago
Slightly different wish for a garden chair recommendation here:-) Primary use case - relaxation/sunbathing. - supports legs (from calfs), trunk, head - supports sitting/laying body facing up/down - easy to handle/unfold
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by jiriro 3y ago
Apple didn’t stole the Apple trademark from Apple Records. Until Apple entered the music industry (iTunes) there was no conflict. Apple (the computer company) used Apple trademark in the computer business. However when Apple did iTunes it h
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by jiriro 3y ago
The Pattern on the Stone by W. Daniel Hillis [1] This book shocked me with the idea of a universal computer:-) "..there is really only one kind of computer .. all kinds of computers are alike in what they can and cannot do" "
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Rolls-Royce has a nuclear engine(twitter.com)
2 points by jiriro 4y ago|1 comments
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by jiriro 4y ago
They want to use it to explore our universe.
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by jiriro 4y ago
You wanted a poem and got one:-) If you ask just for the history, the answer is very different. “please give me a history of the best teams in the American Soccer League from 1850-1859” > I'm sorry, but the American Soccer League di
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by jiriro 4y ago
Introduction to Mathematical Thinking by Keith Devlin https://www.coursera.org/learn/mathematical-thinking ? This brought me what math is about:)

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