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by testfrequency 5mo ago
I cannot stress how much the deep internal Apple loyalists loathe Woz. I personally find him one of the best parts of (old) Apple, and it’s a shame the company internally continues to think of him as a loose cannon.
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
The only reason I shared that I posted this earlier is in part that I found it incredibly odd it didn’t get traction (it’s a big deal!). Seeing now that this post may be limited, my tin foil hat gets placed back on. It’s not like Palantir i
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
I posted this 5 hours ago and confusingly only received 4 upvotes: Sadiq Khan blocks £50M Met police deal with Palantir https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48221296
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Same. It’s really been a nothing bar for me with this cutover. I feel for the IDE people, but now I call agy vs gemini…life goes on. 3.1 Pro model still works perfectly for me and my needs, if anything I’m finding the agy cli much more resp
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Sadiq Khan blocks £50M Met police deal with Palantir(lbc.co.uk)
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
They have done the work, but I don’t see much work that’s beyond what’s been previously capable without Apple Intelligence. The marketing of Apple Intelligence is weak here, not the foundational abilities.
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
I don’t want to discredit more advancements in accessibility, but this feels like accessibility porn. I have fond memories of an old coworker 10 years ago who is blind. He would use his phone no problem, texting, going about his day, he was
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Every AI model swallowing the entire world of digital and physical data to then be resold back to the people will forever be the biggest heist ever pulled off in our lifetime. I’m shocked how little it gets talked about, and how convenient
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
This is how you know it’s a laptops closed meeting
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
How about the obesity and fall of democracy race?
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Pre pandemic. Seattle has more riders than Los Angeles? That’s…not right? I recall needing to rent a car to get nearly anywhere around Seattle, like if I wanted to get from home in Capitol Hill to Golden Gardens, that’s nearly an hour to go
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Like most cities around the world it really varies by what route and time of day. There’s plenty of sub every 5m routes during peak hours.
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
This. I’ve lived in both Seattle and LA. LA was significantly faster and easier to get to destinations than it ever was in Seattle. Unless you actually live in LA and use the transit, a lot of outsiders will always default to “LA transit ba
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Seattle was the worst city I’ve ever lived in and not owned a vehicle. It actually made me appreciate Portlands transit even more given the size of the region. LA has even more reliable transit than both, despite how prevalent and necessary
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Which is maybe my trap all along…
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Share resources on what to do
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Local AI is definitely going to be the future as these models continue to advance at the rapid pace they already are. This is why I believe OAI and Anthropic I’ve been so aggressive at offering services outside of their pure models like Cla
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Which is what HN is bias towards clearly
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
That doesn’t make sense either. Democrats won the popular vote of the $100k+ crowd in 2024. And of course if can be both, I said this in a separate response that this isn’t a black and white conversation, which is why I responded to begin w
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
You should check the exit polls from 2024 if you want to go back that far then. Republicans won the vote for the under $100k bracket.
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
It’s not threaded here but the responder made a comment about this affecting liberals more than anyone, to which I countered by saying statistically conservative states suffer more from poverty. Fully aware it’s not as a black and white as
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
So now when I search “Ramen” I can be directed to the business who has the social media team and marketing budget instead of just surfacing really good ramen as the top result. Steve Jobs would be sad to see the soul of Apple left with him
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Oh people care, it’s just - the likelihood of being held responsible in the current USA political climate is moot. Americans can’t even agree on persecuting pedophiles, what makes you think they can agree on a clear loss of privacy for the
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
I honestly chuckled reading this “in coordination” comment. Imagine being slapped across the face, and instead of saying you were slapped, you say…”in coordination with the back of their left hand”. This entire thread actually makes me so a
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Fun write. As someone who contributes to a zine, goes to zine fests often, and has a lot of friends who do conventions with short form print - I agree. In general my opinion is the waves are more or less outsiders who stumble into it, or a
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Honestly, SFO pulls its weight on food. They have some amazing local restaurants to the Bay that have outposts there, it’s very clean, and the art and history installations are better than most airports domestically.
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
More like a free fall ffs
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
Well if you’re a logged in to Google don’t you just SSO everywhere?
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
20 years of Firefox consistent use is actually impressive. Thank you for your service!
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
No doubt, OP’s site is niche (and very cool!), but between weird graphical rendering I’ve experienced in the past with Firefox and WebGL, among a number of just flat out broken forms - I just gave up. I want Gecko to succeed as Chromium bei

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