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by scosman 2y ago
Beautiful work.
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by scosman 2y ago
CO2 can also reduce cognitive capacity. It's useful to monitor, other than just being a proxy for air quality. Sidenote: it's a fun project to built your own. You can buy the good sensor from this test (Senseair S8) for about $20
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by scosman 2y ago
I would have assumed the same, but Docker makes ~100m ARR on docker desktop so it’s def not niche. https://sacra.com/research/docker-plg-pivot/
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by scosman 2y ago
Not really. It was a 2 company colab with a pseudo spec. But their implementation had quirks that weren’t in the spec, and weren’t documented anywhere. We spend a week building a decoder and kept finding new undocumented bits. I wouldn’t ca
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by scosman 2y ago
Thank god they went with a standard this time. When they launched HEIC, there wasn’t a single workable open source decoder. Hell, there wasn’t even a single non-Apple decoder. XL color depth looks amazing.
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by scosman 2y ago
Did cursor write the whole game?
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by scosman 2y ago
Yup! One of our targeting properties is `contacts_permission`, and it will return 'limited' with the new setting. With the SDK you could formulate a response to the change and ship it; all through JSON over-the-air update. For exa
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by scosman 2y ago
Hi Everyone, Wanted to show a new project of mine: a “Growth SDK” for mobile apps. It lets you define a growth plan for an app, entirely in JSON, and update it over the air outside of your release cycle. The JSON can control many features w
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Show HN: iOS Growth SDK – JSON driven, local, privacy-first, realtime targeting(github.com)
3 points by scosman 2y ago|3 comments
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by scosman 2y ago
They killed an 8 year old girl with this attack. I'm sure there was already a huge amount of collateral damage from 2000+ eyes-off-taret explosions.
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by scosman 2y ago
Asking clearly if an app can send you notifications is consent. Sounds like you have a high bar for notifications, and likely don't tap OK that often. That's fine; that's your choice. But calling a crystal clear opt-in mechan
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by scosman 2y ago
This is all bound by Apple's opt-in policy for notifications. You'll never get one from an app where you didn't consent to receiving them. Full agree apps should only send notifications worth your time, and risk getting unsub
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How to deliver mobile notifications when a user is holding their unlocked phone(docs.criticalmoments.io)
5 points by scosman 2y ago|4 comments
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by scosman 2y ago
Saying "competitive advantage" so directly is surprising. There must be some magic sauce here for guiding LLMs which boosts performance. They must think inspecting a reasonable number of chains would allow others to replicate it.
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by scosman 2y ago
Same reason. Rendering more apps at full screen in real time takes a ton of GPU. Adds ~5x the pixels, and 5x screen scale transforms+effect. All the optimizations for “that’s hidden”/“that’s background” go out the door.
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by scosman 2y ago
Serverless Bedrock helps. Close enough to per token pricing of others if you need to be on AWS.
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by scosman 2y ago
They use GPUs under the hood for inference/fine-tuning and charge by token. Fireworks will even let you deploy a Lora serverless at the same pricing as base model. But not aware of any “lambda”-like serverless for any old CUDA workload
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by scosman 2y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, stage manager requires running 5 apps simultaneously when iPads were previously limited to 1 or 2? That includes 5 render pipelines (way more pixels to push than exist on the physical display). There would be hardw
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by scosman 2y ago
Exactly. Almost anything can kinda work on older devices. But lots of little details make the difference between a good experience and a poor one. Which simd instructions did it support. What’s the battery impact on that BT chipset. Did the
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by scosman 2y ago
I still use my first gen pair bought on day 1. Got sick of waiting for them to die and finally bought Pros last month. Battery life has declined but still work great otherwise.
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by scosman 2y ago
Context: someone announced a Llama 3.1 70B fine tune with incredible benchmark results a few days ago. It's been a dramatic ride: - The weight releases were messed up: released Lora for Llama 3.0, claiming it was a 3.1 fine tune - Eval
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by scosman 2y ago
RRSP and CAD on the homepage . So few financial apps work for Canadians.
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by scosman 2y ago
Shouldn’t they just use a static site generator? /s
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by scosman 2y ago
Also giggled at calling Xcode “an Idyllic IDE“. I guess one ugly mobile app IDE is better than two.
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by scosman 2y ago
I had to write a bunch of date logic in go a few weeks ago. Assumed it would be riddled with bugs, so wrote a dozen test cases for time zones, daylight savings, and leap seconds. Everything just worked. Not one bug. A good library is so so
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by scosman 2y ago
https://www.sharedrop.io (source: https://github.com/szimek/sharedrop ) is a great user friendly option as well. I use it with friends, and even between VMs on the same machine.
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by scosman 2y ago
add a seed.
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by scosman 2y ago
I do the same with tailscale, which has a nice friendly UI for setting everything up. I setup some Cloudflare DNS records to the tail scale 100.x IPs to make them easy to remember.
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by scosman 2y ago
Ditto on Safari iPhone 15.
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by scosman 2y ago
I maintain a pretty popular template for SaaS websites. Every few weeks someone would send a PR with all their private fork data, then quickly try to delete it. Making it a "template" repo mostly fixed the issue. That creates a co

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