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by spdif899 3y ago
I feel the same, as someone who has a Gaggia Classic collecting dust and has long considered splurging on a near-$1000 option because I want all these features... This is so vaguely written as to seem far more daunting than it probably shou
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by spdif899 3y ago
You're missing the point - sure a long questionnaire is annoying but the real complaint here is the fact your site's primary CTA is to go straight into a survey that does not mention it will require payment afterwards. You're
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by spdif899 3y ago
Hopefully, the fact that the system would create its own loop, and would rely on the accuracy and usefulness of that loop. If it served inaccurate info to users, they might be tricked into opening something they wouldn't have, at which
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by spdif899 3y ago
Just another example of enshittification, or whatever you want to call it - capitalism placing growth and greed above the health and privacy of the individual. It works because it's manipulative and most people don't have the cont
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by spdif899 3y ago
Why say lot word when few do trick?
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by spdif899 3y ago
The Artifact news reader app on iOS uses this premise to provide one of the truly useful implementations of LLMs I've seen in the wild so far. You can mark a title as clickbait, and the app will use AI to generate a new title, usually
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by spdif899 3y ago
I have several friends who were homeschooled for either most or all of their education leading up to college. All are completely fine. I also know of people who went to public school their whole life and are weird, socially inept, and occas
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by spdif899 3y ago
N=1, moved into my current home a few years ago and it has a long and steep hill for a driveway (house is downhill from the street). I bought an early-00's pickup truck thinking I'd use it a lot more than I have. It's languis
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by spdif899 3y ago
It's one of multiple quotes from the same CEO, who is also posting in this comment section saying "I'm quoted in the post" as though having a blog post on your own company's website where someone you pay does what y
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by spdif899 3y ago
This conversation raises two questions: 1. How much room in the headset is there for glasses? I can wear glasses relatively comfortably in existing gaming headsets like the Vive, Index, and Quest. 2. What are the stats on likelihood of requ
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by spdif899 3y ago
Yeah or in my case the apple store becomes a part of a trip, there's not one near my home but there is one near the beach house I rented this year, so when I wanted a better fitting waterproof watch band I just baked a trip to that sto
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by spdif899 3y ago
I'm right there with you (drawer full of loved-but-neglected pebbles, along with a few Garmin watches). I ended up going the other direction, I got an apple watch and just sucked it up and accepted that I'll toss it on the charger
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by spdif899 3y ago
It's probably safe to say that 99% of people using this sort of password manager don't know what emacs and vim are, and additionally use their cell phone for most of their online computing. If you look at it from the opposite pers
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by spdif899 3y ago
I'll start with two recent standouts: Flighty: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flighty-live-flight-tracker/id... As someone who travels every couple of months for work, this app has quickly jumped to the t
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Ask HN: What are your favorite well-made iOS apps?
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by spdif899 3y ago
I use this extension to automatically redirect to subscriptions, on top of a host of other tweaks that clean up the site and make it more consistent. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/enhancer-for-youtu...
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by spdif899 3y ago
Yes but not for the wearer to take measurements of their body temperature for example to see if they might have a fever. It only takes readings at night while the wearer is asleep, and only provides data in the form of trends against your i
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by spdif899 3y ago
Yeah those books are definitely great and the building blocks Nosrat provides are crucial for any home chef that wants to take a scientific approach to decision making in the kitchen. But most of the time, I just want to pick a recipe as a
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by spdif899 3y ago
We saw this before with Alien Blue, which was previously the top iOS app. Reddit bought it, promised to turn it into their official app, killed it, and released a version with fewer features and more bugs. If Reddit buys Apollo, there'
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by spdif899 3y ago
I do wish this service would list large subreddits that aren't participating as well, perhaps in red
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by spdif899 3y ago
In a way this feels similar to nebula - nebula currently has no comment functionality and points to reddit threads for communities around their videos. Wonder if that group would be interested in experimenting given the heavy overlap in bus
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by spdif899 3y ago
I've switched to iOS (and now use carrot due to the built in app's unreliability). Today weather was my go-to for years on Android: https://todayweather.co/