michelb

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by michelb 2y ago
Producthunt has been filled with low effort airtable sheets that they call a ‘product’. A lot of things are greatly inflated over there.
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by michelb 2y ago
It was acquired by Ultraleap, that still sells the products. I don't how it performs against hand-tracking in camera nowadays.
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by michelb 2y ago
I agree on the priority here, but this looks like an OS component that appears in other apps. Filtering history in Safari is equally slow.
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by michelb 2y ago
In my MacOS Passwords I have ±3400 entries. A roughly 341KB CSV. Searching in that list in the preference panel or Keychain app is dog-slow on my M1 Pro Studio or on my M3 MacBook Air. How??
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by michelb 2y ago
Let's add some more people and do it in half the time.
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by michelb 3y ago
Fantastic movement, not bound to human anatomy.
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by michelb 3y ago
Why would Starlink give out that info?
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by michelb 3y ago
For marketing sites: Wordpress with a custom theme,ACF, and some other plugins, with WP-Rocket, behind a WAF. Integrate it with whatever service the client uses. Then hand it over or maintain it for them. Lately I have been using Framer whi
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by michelb 3y ago
Are they trying to get competitors regulated?
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by michelb 3y ago
Not directly related, but how much energy is being wasted by thousands of companies scraping the internet continuously and storing roughly the same information as everyone else, and then storing that in their own datacenters? I understand t
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by michelb 3y ago
I have zero problems with the listed things, but Safari refuses to keep me logged into sites. It's like cookies are no longer working or something. Extremely annoying.
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by michelb 3y ago
Apparently many iPhones are fished out of water after 1 or more days and are still working fine.
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by michelb 3y ago
Money. Billions are not enough apparently.
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by michelb 3y ago
I've been reading about how the chips that use light are 'just around the corner' since the 1990's, much like the mythical battery technologies and other fabled tech beasts. Have there been any tangible products so far?
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by michelb 3y ago
it's still because of overhiring. Can't trust whatever a CEO of a public company says, there are simply too many stakeholders. There is just less money floating around in couches. Ad spent is down, and will probably go down signif
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by michelb 3y ago
Would be nice if Figma worked on their pricing strategy or I fear a lot of companies and freelancers will probably be off-boarding.
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by michelb 3y ago
Missing "Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father (2008)" here. I thought it was very good but an absolute kick to the stomach.
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by michelb 3y ago
Given that some countries/nations now have access to 150-500+ superfast Nvidia cards, what kind of processing power (cpu/gpu) does the NSA have? Have they placed similar orders at Nvidia?
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by michelb 3y ago
Probably because of the WARN act. They seem to be claiming it’s for performance so they can avoid paying unemployment benefits as well. Absolute scummy behaviour. But I guess that is to be expected in the USA, where most tech employment is
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by michelb 3y ago
Amazing amount of copycats with the exact same name and icon as the original GPT's. Lots of incentives for that I guess, but what a mess. https://i.imgur.com/Ibvwk9V.png
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by michelb 3y ago
Yeah, and almost all of them suck, in terms of build quality, features, privacy and software.
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by michelb 3y ago
>What does it mean to have cryptocurrency on the spacecraft, physically? Someone took 'to the moon' literally?
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by michelb 3y ago
Making good on the Dutch delivering nuclear plans to Pakistan in the 1970 through 1980's? https://www.ft.com/content/be09ba7c-b0d8-45e4-aff8-bf01b4aa5...
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by michelb 3y ago
You forgot the battery breakthroughs ;)
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by michelb 3y ago
It's been in an 'AI' rewrite for a while now. Pretty sure we'll see something next year.
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by michelb 3y ago
Can anyone recommend a good tetris game for iOS or just the web? I just want to play a quick round of normal tetris without ads, silly game modes etc.
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by michelb 3y ago
I guess not much seeing what they have been shipping.
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Alibaba announces a 3,072-core RISC-V server that uses an indigenous CPU(techradar.com)
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by michelb 3y ago
Or it simply means it’s not a priority right now.
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by michelb 3y ago
The amount of sites I regularly use with ChatGPT that are blocking AI agents has increased to the point where this feature is not that useful for me anymore. I can only see that amount increasing.

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