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by yellow_postit 2y ago
This model card seems at odds with what they claim you can and cannot opt out of [1] > We use information that is publicly available online and licensed information. We also use information shared on Meta’s Products and services. This in
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
And they missed multiple waves of effectively building on their own in house research.
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
One Sec requires Shortcuts to be configured per-app and is made not to block access but everytime on launch introduce some friction.
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
On Mac I swear by CleanShot X [1] which has more than justified its price many times over for me. [1] https://cleanshot.com/
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Your Phone, Minus the Distractions(getbrick.app)
88 points by yellow_postit 2y ago|83 comments
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
Buying first gen models is always a crapshoot. Often same for last gen if they try to squeeze new capabilities into a platform it wasn’t intended for. Tesla is particularly terrible but this has been true for every manufacturer. You want a
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
Multiple militaries have had locations disclosed via Strava. BYOD is everywhere.
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
The privacy line is marketing. Only used if advantageous to Apple. See for example how they don’t use it in all markets.
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
from the article: "...according to investors, founders and businesses with ties to the region." seems to confirms my bias that this is based more on hopes and dreams than reality. NYC wants to be seen as a hub for tech startups, b
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
Hence the cookie banners
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
While I’d like to see the alternative NASA get more funding — for low orbit work I don’t see why we shouldn’t be boot strapping private industry. Eventually though those subsidies will need to wind down but there’s too few competitors at th
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
Can I export or host the data myself? For work sensitive notes I can’t/won’t use an untrusted sync mechanism.
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
very similar to what the Whitehouse put out [1] in terms of applicability being based on dual use & size. It is hard not to see this as a push for regulatory capture, specifically trying to chill open source development in favor of some
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
Or low connectivity scenarios that pushes more local processing. I think it a bit unimaginative to see no use cases for this.
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
Sounds significantly better than Humane Still woefully unfinished compared to the marketing/demo hype. And unable to answer well the question “shouldn’t my phone do this?” But all in all I’m excited about the many attempts at hardware
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by yellow_postit 2y ago
It’s funny seeing this comment and the article about Seattle libraries reducing digital copies both on HNews front page at the same time. I love libraries. It also feels like all our public institutions in the US are crumbling under assault
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Tesla cuts Full Self Driving cost by 1/3 ahead of earnings call(arstechnica.com)
3 points by yellow_postit 2y ago|0 comments
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.16971 I’m not sold this”needs” OS level integration, but teaching LLMs to flexibly tool call, chain APIs, and surface appropriate decision/error state UI handlers is a fascinating (to me
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
I’m thankful some US States still don’t allow online gambling.
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Utah Passes Artificial Intelligence Legislation(jdsupra.com)
39 points by yellow_postit 3y ago|22 comments
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Getting radios for skiing as a family and group has been a game changer. Rocky Talkies are very accessible.
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Please go talk to a teacher, any teacher, in public schools. You’re drastically oversimplifying a complicated topic.
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Didn’t realize that — thanks!
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
It seems unlikely he will serve that full time though I don’t know the specific parole eligibility constraints for these charges.
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Do you actively work in a classroom? As the earlier poster said — this can’t workably be “yet another thing” Teachers are expected to do. Even if schools hired dedicated staff to police, remove, and redistribute phones it’d likely be ineffe
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OR governor signs nation's first right-to-repair bill that bans parts pairing(arstechnica.com)
3 points by yellow_postit 3y ago|0 comments
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Getting the state to sue on your behalf is an impressive feat.
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Sundar is to Google what Ballmer was to Microsoft. If the board wants to shift focus from high confidence near/medium term revenue they likely need a new leader.
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Ecosystem, Developers, and entrenched education/skills win the day.
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by yellow_postit 3y ago
Looks similar but that’s a good thing for me. I hate JIRA as a product but do find Gantt views useful. Often using sheets or excel for that. Nice to see another option and looking forward to trying it.

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