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1y ago
Why do you install the Zoom app? Seems like only a way to collect data on you vs the web version that works just great.
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They also said at one point they'll share their profits with the world as UBI
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1y ago
No, you have to register yourself with a video where you're required to say a unique code. So unless you've posted a video of yourself online saying every number from 1 to 99 they won't be able to copy your likeness
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1y ago
The benefit then is if the AI bubble pops there aren't millions of unemployed
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1y ago
If AI kicks off another "industrial revolution" level of productivity gains the profits could be well into the quadrillions of dollars. Sounds ridiculous but remember that the $10 T-shirt you're wearing would have taken a wee
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1y ago
Hmm, unfortunately it looks like my preferred game (StarCraft II) doesn't run on Crossover according to their site. Too bad. The "Mac-native" version of SC2 is awful, I have to run it on the lowest graphics settings on my $3,
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1y ago
In theory this is where zero-knowledge proofs can come in. That would allow you to apply transforms to the video (crop, contrast, resize etc) and be able to prove the exact transform that was applied. However it's still computationally
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1y ago
I'm in the same boat. Windows 11 was so unbelievably bad that I switched to Mac overnight, after 25 years on MS. Mac isn't perfect but the hardware is top notch and they're not trying to embed ads into the OS. The only things
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1y ago
The author simultaneously claims that: 1. Crypto is a battleground where anything that can be exploited will be 2. Bitcoin is highly vulnerable to 51% attacks Something's not right here. For all the theoretical speculation about a 51%
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1y ago
ChatGPT Pulse has actually done a great job at this for me. It knows about an upcoming vacation I have planned and gave me some specific news about closures and events there, with recommendations on what activities to book in advance.
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1y ago
I'm optimistic about the Sora app! My hope is that it becomes much more whimsical and fun than TikTok because everyone on the app knows that all content is fake. Hopefully that means less rage-bait and more creative content, like OG Yo
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1y ago
Turns out 100% of YC startups are focused on Cookies and Privacy Policy. Is this the hot new trend?
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1y ago
Consumer Lab does this testing. It's great, you just have to pay for a membership.
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1y ago
Unfortunately also disappointed with it in Cursor vs GPT-5-Codex. I asked it to add a test for a specific edge case, it hallucinated some parameters and didn't use existing harnesses. GPT-5-Codex with the same prompt got everything rig
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1y ago
Reminder that London is the most surveilled city in the world and also has very high petty crime. Nonstop recording doesn't change anything unless laws are actually enforced.
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1y ago
I'll share something! I really enjoy this artist @kant, it's rap which isn't everyone's cup of tea but here's one of his more approachable songs. https://suno.com/song/07ab552c-1a76-43f4-a619-21
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1y ago
I go to church every Sunday despite having zero belief in Jesus or God as they describe him. The sermons are socially relevant and thought-provoking, the congregation is caring and fun with cool social events, and the good that they're
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1y ago
That's why I haven't been to a Ticketmaster-run show in years. Went to one crappy show that I paid $400 for and felt completely ripped off, haven't been back. There are plenty of local concerts and events that are like $15 co
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1y ago
That tells us nothing without knowing the median pay of the jobs they're replacing.
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1y ago
Don't forget also that Cat Facts tank LLM benchmark performance: https://www.dbreunig.com/2025/07/05/cat-facts-cause-context-...
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1y ago
I think a faster / easier approach is to just press the biggest button repeatedly until it makes an emergency call for you.
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1y ago
What's the window command? I'm able to use things like "Top Left Sixth" on the free plain. AFAIK you only the pro for the AI features.
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1y ago
Interestingly, "more steerable" can sometimes be a bad thing, as it will tend to follow your prompt to the letter even if that's against your interests. It requires better prompting and generally knowing what you're doin
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1y ago
How has Apple still not addressed many basic UI issues, such as menu bar icons disappearing behind the notch with no way to see them?
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1y ago
Anyone using Raycast has had these features forever. Nice to see some attention on Spotlight but it's still nowhere close to the functionality you get from Raycast.
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1y ago
This adds convenience because I can instantly send ETH from Robinhood to PayPal to Coinbase to my Ledger, without dealing with banking rails or creating a taxable event.
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1y ago
While we're at it, here's my smartphone wishlist: - Novel radios that enable true Starlink connection in your pocket for gigabit internet globally - multi-spectrum imaging for spectroscopy and FLIR-like cameras to get temperature
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1y ago
That still requires stealing your 2FA again . In this attack they compromised a one-time authenticator code, they'd have to do it a second time in a row, and the user would be looking at a legitimate "new signing key added"
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1y ago
Dozens of businesses have been built to try fixing the npm security problem. There's clearly money in it, even if MS were to charge an access fee for security features.
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1y ago
Almost certainly Lazarus
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