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by sjs382 11mo ago
I'm just realizing that while I understand (and think it's obvious) that this tool uses AI to summarize the news, they don't really mention it on-page anywhere. Unless I'm missing it? I think they used to, but maybe I&#
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by sjs382 11mo ago
I think you're referencing https://kite.kagi.com/ In my view, it's different to ask AI to do something for me (summarizing the news) than it is to have someone serve me something that they generated with AI. Aski
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by sjs382 11mo ago
> What does the US benefit from this new policy? This really makes me feel like a conspiracy theorist, but it doesn't seem as far from reality as it should... If there's no response: exhibiting total dominance of the region and
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by sjs382 11mo ago
Depends. If you're a restaurateur, do you have the .ai files your agency created, an Adobe Illustrator license, and know-how to get in there and change the prices? And then know where/how to deliver the result to get it printed? I
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by sjs382 11mo ago
That makes sense framing it as a skepticism about Google Gemini (a single product) rather than their interest in a category (AI). I'm less worried about them genuinely losing interest then Google outlasting their AI competition and the
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by sjs382 11mo ago
Agreed, but there's no denying that selling advertising is Google/Alphabet's primary business. And it's not even close.
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by sjs382 11mo ago
> Google (pre-Alphabet renaming) was the AI company before AI companies were called that. I disagree. They're an advertising/attention company. The jury's still out on whether their AI offerings will compliment their exist
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by sjs382 11mo ago
While Google has their own chips, they don't really have the market power there to buy up bleeding-edge manufacturing capacity. Apple on the other hand... (though they're behind in other regards)
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by sjs382 11mo ago
> The safest investment you can make in this AI race is Alphabet. From the technical/talent/funding side, I agree with you. With Alphabet, the real risk is that they lose interest/focus and kill (or pivot) products early.
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by sjs382 1y ago
Universal Basic Trickle-Down Economics
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by sjs382 1y ago
Even if it's just better for some things people use search for, that's very valuable. People are spending real money on the product, it's not just the companies spending on infrastructure.
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by sjs382 1y ago
I second this recommendation! I joined later than you: May 2013. If it really was 2012 when Google Reader blew up, I can't remember what I used before finding Feedbin. Maybe Feedly, maybe something else that came and went or maybe even
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by sjs382 1y ago
Just like that, but offer a timeframe for a response. That is what builds trust and confidence. You can also offer a "back of a napkin" answer if it's appropriate, but make it clear that you will give it the proper considera
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by sjs382 1y ago
> The side bar, such as on Finder, just kind of floats there. That is fine and looks kind of neat on the Maps app as you can see some of the maps behind it, but on the Finder it is just a white bubble over top of a white background, whic
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by sjs382 1y ago
What you describe in the first paragraph isn't 1FA. There's still two factors—its just on one device. You're conflating "factors" and devices.
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by sjs382 1y ago
Mac: Option-shift-hyphen Android: long-press hyphen
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by sjs382 1y ago
You can count your own with this snippet. Just replace my username with your own. My count before this comment was 46. curl -s "https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search?tags=comment,author_sjs382&hitsPerPag
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by sjs382 1y ago
We're in total disagreement. I say "yes" to both "a" and "b" and I do not think that people flagging less is a good outcome. Same goes for vouching. I think a lot of us are generally happy with how the si
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by sjs382 1y ago
I keep a few ways to contact me in my HN profile. I often flag submissions or comments when they go against the rules (sometimes written, sometimes unwritten) of the site. I'm generally not willing to: * engage with someone who&#x2
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by sjs382 1y ago
It's a matter of goals and perspective then, eh? Maybe the workshop is what brings them the most joy about the hobby. Maybe the recipe person appreciates their collection this way. Maybe they don't frame things in terms of product
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by sjs382 1y ago
One subtle (but important) way Kagi has improved my life is that I'm less "on guard" with search results. It's not perfect but I know that I'm more likely to find a result that serves me, rather than a result that&#
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by sjs382 1y ago
> I struggle to remember why. Should that "why" be in technical-decisions.org or daily-notes.org?
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by sjs382 1y ago
Previously released versions are still available under the terms under which they were originally released.
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by sjs382 1y ago
It seems like the only clauses being removed are those that protect PHP and Zend trademarks. Other than that, it's just unifying the two projects under a single license. -- Basically, these two clauses (first from PHP, second from Zen
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by sjs382 1y ago
> Grammarly is great for sniffing out extra words and passive voice. But it doesn't get writing for humorous effect, context, deliberate repetition, etc. > But then along comes a greedy business manager who reckons recklessly Tha
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by sjs382 1y ago
> only allowed to be built on busy streets Is this true or a misleading observation? I can see some argument about it, increasing traffic in areas that aren't equipped for it if the building is large enough. But it might just be ma
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by sjs382 1y ago
This could be a GREAT design if it implemented head/eye tracking to create a true layered/3d feeling with depth. That's something that would have been VERY doable for them on the iPhone/iPad, too.
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by sjs382 1y ago
Depends on the group, but generally the owner of the land that the drug is on needs to be involved in its creation. So, for a sidewalk, the local government. See this article that states that the path of a Houston eruv was leased from the c
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by sjs382 1y ago
https://blog.kagi.com/what-is-next-for-kagi Profitable as of a year ago
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by sjs382 1y ago
I've always been confused by this assertion, too. It's often the justification for privacy of paid plugins, too. In addition to your example, I can imagine a very defensible scenario where a plugin is "standalone" with a

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