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Scrcpy v4.0
(github.com)
373 points
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Impressive feat of confused branding that Google has marketed Chromebooks, Pixelbooks, and Googlebooks.
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6mo ago
> Then again, maybe the Google brand isn't toxic to the wider ecosystem of buyers. It's a "most loved" brand according to https://rankings.newsweek.com/americas-most-loved-brands-202...
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Cars often keep people poor. Waymo could help
(abio.substack.com)
4 points
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
A marketing stunt just like when (and I'm reluctant to use their name) Perplexity said it would buy Chrome.
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6mo ago
> opinionated senior managers, who already knew how to use them The latest design of interfaces is designed by people who have barely used a desktop computer and have no idea of the conventions or advanced usage. They create terrible UIs
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6mo ago
I can count on my left hand the number of acceptable times to change my cursor motion or shape. This is one: https://neal.fun/cursor-camp/
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6mo ago
Fake trendspotting for views.
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6mo ago
An idea probably as old as ad blockers themselves. Here's one from 8 years ago: https://imgur.com/i-wear-sunglasses-night-uF4fy42
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6mo ago
Interacting with a computer in natural language is much more human than typing in special codes and punctuation.
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6mo ago
Page title is "Can we code our way out of gentrification?". The use of "code" is confusing for HN, but "gentrification" is a useful red flag about the content.
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6mo ago
Not sure how article merging goes, but this one shows up as 4 hours later to me.
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6mo ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48096712
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6mo ago
For the utilities I write it is faster to iterate without having to compile. When I get to the point where I'm done adding changing features, and performance is an annoyance I can always ask the AI to "rewrite this in Go". (I
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6mo ago
Recent and related comment: "I can’t prove it, but it feels like the world recently decided that spamming/scamming is acceptable..." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48094961
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6mo ago
> the screenshots all showed the same thing: the hero, the buttons, the spacing Any email I get with a "hero" image and buttons is getting marked as spam.
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6mo ago
True, but don't be fooled by imaginary "valuations" in the billions. RHCP is definitely getting paid real money.
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6mo ago
> I can’t prove it, but it feels like the world recently decided that spamming/scamming is acceptable In the US, we elected a well-known scammer ... twice!
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6mo ago
Dupe. Source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48096712
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6mo ago
> how much of the current compute capacity craze will local hosting give the kiss of death to and what that means for the market. Nvidia and other hardware sellers would love if they could sell a bunch of chips to individual consumers th
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6mo ago
You can look back through the past 100 theverge.com posts on HN and you won't find anything insightful or even actual reporting (i.e. adding new facts that aren't reported by other sources): https://news.ycombinator.com
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6mo ago
Title: "Linear Programming-Ice Cream Blending"
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6mo ago
No RAM, CPU, or disk overhead.
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6mo ago
Yes. I have relatives who are constantly forwarding me "funny" AI videos. This is happening all across the US and probably the world.
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6mo ago
Doesn't even mention microplastics. Clothing, car tires, and carpet have to be right up there with the top sources.
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6mo ago
Good for you?
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6mo ago
The seems in contradiction with AI content on Instagram and Facebook that get a disturbing amount of likes from real people.
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6mo ago
Also insane that stars are public
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6mo ago
> skip the whole web design part entirely and pipe our content through their pre-defined UI It's a shame this part didn't stick. I use reading mode every chance I get be cause the more design a page has, the worse it is. For so
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6mo ago
Would love to see this mean the return of Bootcamp, but that's probably gone forever.
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