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1y ago
To clarify, this isn't based on user research or survey results, as other Nielsen Group writeups are. It's a senior editor's opinion on the UI of iOS 26.
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And I’m so glad to see them take a big, glorious L after the changes were back-pedaled a day later.
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1y ago
> Our AI analyzes balance sheets, cash flows, and profitability metrics to deliver executive summaries, risk assessments, and key insights that help you make confident business decisions. RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-chec
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1y ago
What bothers me is the double standard. When the public asks for fully publicly-owned railways, universal healthcare, or any basic social safety assurances—“socialism”. When a megacorporation struggles, immediately to the rescue.
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1y ago
This is absurd. I’ve learned so much from having an LLM tutor me as a I go through a dense book, for example.
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1y ago
Iran being an authoritarian regime is not new.
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1y ago
This! Great work and keep going :)
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1y ago
Shouldn't this dev be compensated for their ongoing labor and cloud computing costs?
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1y ago
Hi, this looks great! Any plans to support Azure OpenAI as a backend?
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1y ago
Maybe mandatory tinfoil hats?
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2y ago
Thank you! I use this app every day to practice. Never thought you’d be on HN!
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2y ago
The problem with financing is that it externalizes the cost of the monopolistic utility company onto the disadvantaged. Debt is already the method of choice for acquiring a generator, battery backup or solar panel installation in Puerto Ric
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Adding another comment because I can no longer edit my original. - Power instability causes serious economic damage to individuals, families and small businesses. Imagine establishing a business in an island where you don't know if you
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2y ago
> ok, if you're American relying on Canadian electricity, you might have a right to be concerned You don't have to go that far. Puerto Rico is a United States territory with a third-world tier power grid. Most Puerto Ricans rel
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I was born and raised in Puerto Rico. The power goes out every couple of days. These products are a lifesaver in places where the electric grid is unreliable. Most Puerto Ricans rely on generators and battery backup devices to power their d
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In my view, the stagnant part begins when extractive industries grow uncontrollably (think financial services). Yes, money is slushing around and line goes up, but ultimately the value production behind it remained the same. Money is detach
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2y ago
Isn’t it a return to protectionist, mercantilist-like policy? That’s the opposite of a free market.
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2y ago
Exactly what it is.
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2y ago
Quicken for Mac is also very nice as a native app and one time purchase.
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2y ago
I’ve been using Quicken for Mac and I love it. It’s feature-rich, connects to most financial accounts and feels like a modern piece of software. It’s much improved from its Windows counterpart. I run my entire financial life from it.
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2y ago
Why would a web dev learner need to know about this feature?
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2y ago
Isn’t this also a case of “the market can remain irrational for longer than you remain solvent”?
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2y ago
The US invests in its strategic and foreign policy objectives. Shocking.
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Not every Dependency is worth it
(fly.io)
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As a counterpoint to what’s happening in the thread; I’ve found this new feature quite useful. It saves me a lot of time when searching trivial things.
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2y ago
Societal chaos? Sometimes I wonder if those who comment these things, you know, touch grass.
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2y ago
May we see the tool?
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3y ago
Apparently people do watch parties for Trust Code around these parts!
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3y ago
I love this. I'm using this.
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I’ve been burned by ASGI and asynchronous python so much in the past, I wouldn’t touch it again even if someone paid me for it. It’s prone to bugs, hard to debug and for little benefit.
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