miguel-muniz

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by miguel-muniz 16d ago
The problem is everyone has a different list of deal breakers that they need in a "dumb" device. It starts off simple, such as calls and texts, but some people want to play music, or get directions from maps, or maybe contact rela
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by miguel-muniz 23d ago
Originally Microsoft laid the groundwork for their Surface Duo device, then it was later adapted into Chrome.
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by miguel-muniz 24d ago
The awful part is that streaming has pretty much ruined TV. There's hardly any new good shows on TV, and many channels have just become the same show on 24/7. It would be one thing if we maintained the same quality of service that
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by miguel-muniz 25d ago
Yes grouping is the important part. The next important part is labeling. For example, I have a variety of USB C to USB C cables but they each have their own capabilities. Some support high transfer speeds, so I keep them around for connecti
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by miguel-muniz 27d ago
I wish there was some regulation that would force TVs to have a "dumb" mode. When the colors on our previous living room TV started to go out my dad ended up buying a new huge Vizio during black friday for really cheap. He left it
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by miguel-muniz 1mo ago
As the CEO of HTMX, I've never used HTMX but I've been keeping an eye on the releases, essays, and talks. Congratulations to the team.
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by miguel-muniz 1mo ago
Yes, there should be a difference between keyboard accessible and driven. Screen readers allow users to use their keyboards and other assistive devices to navigate websites and apps by tabbing through elements with extra controls and shortc
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by miguel-muniz 1mo ago
When discussing Claude vs. Codex, etc. I find it necessary to make the distinction between the models and the harness. Claude's models in my experience do a better job of inferring my intent, or to say it does a better job of giving me
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by miguel-muniz 1mo ago
I've been given AI generated documents or presentations and you can always tell when they've just one-shotted the output. Claude has a way of adding so much jargon and unnecessary text to a document that it makes it very hard to r
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by miguel-muniz 2mo ago
Unrelated to this Linux release but I've been using the new ChatGPT desktop app since I annoying updated on accident, and I haven't had that great of an experience. I previously really enjoyed the Codex app. It was easy for me to
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by miguel-muniz 3mo ago
This seems to suffer from what a lot of vibe coded projects suffer from, which is just a whole lot of unnecessary text everywhere. I find one shot outputs always have a lot of jargon, extra "micro copy" and displays the same infor
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by miguel-muniz 4mo ago
I was also very confused. I started a medium puzzle and was immediately thrown off by the borders. Thicker borders are usually every 5 cells, but here it looks like they've been added just to equally divide the puzzle into 3 chunks. Mi
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by miguel-muniz 4mo ago
I have a similar complaint every AI chat product I've used. There's no way to multi-select conversations and delete them in a single action. It's either delete all or click on the delete button and confirm for every single on
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by miguel-muniz 4mo ago
I had an "oh shit" moment when I used the computer use feature in Codex. There's something eerie about how it can completely control applications in the background with it's own dedicated mouse cursor. Now it can even do
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by miguel-muniz 4mo ago
I think it's a damn shame we finally have the technology to make really good small computers but the consumer demand for small computers is gone.
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by miguel-muniz 4mo ago
A lot of those behaviors aren't their decisions, they're specs from the W3C[1]. The tab behavior may be an oversight though, the W3C page specifies subsequent tab presses should move the focus outside of the tab list, but it could
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by miguel-muniz 5mo ago
We've been in a vicious cycle where advertising has gotten less lucrative for websites, so websites start pushing more ads, which makes the websites less desirable to browse, which means less traffic, and the cycle continues with more
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by miguel-muniz 5mo ago
As much as I would like to use this, $7/month seems like a lot when Clip Studio Paint has similar 3D pose tools[1] and a marketplace full of free models/poses for $4.49/month. Plus you get an entire professional art program..
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by miguel-muniz 5mo ago
I've turned into a bit of a data hoarder lately, I have a folder with over 43k images. Finder and File Explorer both struggle to even open the folder and load all the thumbnails, but XnView MP can load the folder without much issues. I
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by miguel-muniz 5mo ago
I've created a bookmarklet that just appends a date query string (?date=05112026) to my current tab's URL. My bookmark manager Raindrop will recognize this as a completely different page, so I can easily create a duplicate entries
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by miguel-muniz 5mo ago
https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/pairdrop A similar project but this one works entirely in the browser and can connect to clients beyond your local network with "public" rooms
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by miguel-muniz 7mo ago
I do a bit of graphic design for friends and family and am more than willing to spend like up to $100 on a nice typeface from smaller creators. It's just unfortunate many professional typefaces from the big foundries will charge you th
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by miguel-muniz 7mo ago
TVs have just become a commodity, there's very little incentive for the technology to continue to get better. Everyone just competes on size and price, and every manufacturer has turned their TVs into marketing platforms. The state of
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by miguel-muniz 9mo ago
Multiple thoughts on this: 1.0 Creating a software bundle is the expected play by a company that keeps trying to grow their subscription revenue, but lots of creators are fed up paying an arm and a leg for software they'll never own th
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by miguel-muniz 1y ago
Every piece of presentation software will eventually flake out on you, I learned long ago that there should always be a plan B. I just make it a habit to always export my presentation as a PDF or PNGs so in the worst case, I can just open i
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by miguel-muniz 1y ago
when you could just type a question into a chatbox and receive a well thought out, nuanced response instead of having to click into multiple ad-ridden, seo ""optimized"" websites just to find an answer isn't it obvi
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by miguel-muniz 2y ago
> I wish there were an offline environment like that built into firefox Webmaker[1] isn't built in, but it does offer an offline code playground [1] https://webmaker.app/
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by miguel-muniz 4y ago
> Back then i noticed something, it was quite tedious to easily sift and search through knives based on length, steel, brand, and what not to find the knife for me A lot of hobbies have this same problem. Dunno why there isn't a sel
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by miguel-muniz 4y ago
Something else I wonder is how have we managed to convince generations that smoking is not only horrible to your health and frowned upon but alcohol is acceptable?
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by miguel-muniz 4y ago
Don't know what happened with iOS 16, but Spotlight has been painfully slow. Results used to be nearly instant, now it can take 6+ seconds to show an app I searched for

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