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poniko
2y ago
Yea, open web for the win.
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poniko
2y ago
This is what I love with the openness of bluesky and the tinkering of developers. This is also transparency that will hopefully serve the service in the future.
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poniko
2y ago
Two fingers scroll on mobile.
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poniko
2y ago
Jesus EU, in some cases that might be a trade secret.
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poniko
2y ago
I can't find myself a bit happy about that .. it's good that money can't just buy everything.. hope they have a homebrew mobile maker that benefits from the stance. And that its just not a play for more money.
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poniko
2y ago
DJI is already the worlds largest drone maker, better to let them continue then rebuild a car factory.
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poniko
2y ago
The scale is just insane .. hard to comprehend a 3km/2mi wide factory.
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poniko
2y ago
Sounds like a correct action .. good on you, enjoy the extra time in your life, it's the real value.
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poniko
2y ago
Never? I don't find designing/programming that saddening even though sometimes I just want to throw the computer out the window.
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poniko
2y ago
Very nicely laid out words, enjoyed the read.
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poniko
2y ago
Too early to call, the momentum must also become normal. I can see a future where threads is mainstream and bluesky attracts news/politics.
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poniko
2y ago
Warning! Tin foil hat article that doesn't belong at HN.
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poniko
2y ago
Cue the EU in 3,2,1 ...
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poniko
2y ago
Are the supposed to be any controls?, pc/chrome its just a image and clicking on the face changes something random without any visual controls or feedback,
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poniko
2y ago
Weird I just googled this and ended up on that article like 40 minutes ago :)
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poniko
2y ago
Hands are weird, both on the man as well as the lady on the bench.
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poniko
2y ago
Because you loose high % of users on each hoop they need to go through. Removing friction is one of the major ux tasks. This solution would have 80% falloff if it's not something users really want and can't find anywhere else. Thi
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poniko
2y ago
It's a trap!
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poniko
2y ago
My experience with AI as a coding parter is yes, great at just doing boring things like take this list and give me an enum or add a form for this class etc .. but when I do anything remotly advanced it breaks apart, especially bad at dotnet
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poniko
2y ago
Nice idea, not sure it works though.. got neutral on all words I tried .. even beer
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poniko
2y ago
Ha, weird separation.. I build products, all day, design, write code, op and manage.
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poniko
2y ago
Founded by a friend of mine .. to early to market, similar ai powered product today would be the ms recall for your life.
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poniko
2y ago
Isn't the mocking more about the stupid predictions he keep on giving surrounding fsd (and everything else).. heck if we wait long enough most everything is possible.
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poniko
2y ago
I do know a great deal of sites that rank higher without ads compared to compeditors that do have ads ... but anecdotes are worthless and the only one who can answer are the people at google search.
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poniko
2y ago
The responsiveness is a game charger, it just makes it so much more natural.
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poniko
2y ago
Damm, that was a big leap.
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poniko
2y ago
Might be, but sales was slowing down in both EU and ASIA in April when the other manufactures had upticks, seems like the Tesla brand is loosing its appeal. A bad q2 and a FSD no-show will probably spook even the most bullish investors.
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poniko
2y ago
Got a feeling that this August is the last chance Elon has to show off a working believable robotaxi/FSD or the hammer will fall hard on Tesla. There are too many viable options for both electic cars and personal robots out there now.
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poniko
2y ago
It's really not though, generally maybe but you also give it a split second to think about if it's a good time to lie, make a joke or maybe just not reveal your name.
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XAI, Elon Musk's OpenAI rival, is closing on $6B in funding
(techcrunch.com)
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