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by yoz-y 1y ago
I wish it was possible to give contacts permission the same way one can share photos. Apps should not have free access to all contacts but anything else is currently highly impractical to the point of being unusable. (Android work profile i
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by yoz-y 1y ago
There is a (dystopian) world where AI is so good at making movies or series so well tailored to a person so cheaply that there will be no more shared culture. It’s reaching, of course, but imo the best shows are those that have small, dedic
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by yoz-y 1y ago
At the moment 6 out of 30 front page articles are about AI. That’s honesty quite okay.
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by yoz-y 1y ago
Yep. Iirc any kind of diet works as long as it is restrictive. Even if the restriction is “do not eat anything that has blue on the package”.
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by yoz-y 1y ago
How about cyborg prompting your hero image? That screen is facing the wrong way, left and right hand are owned by different people… I guess it’s a good guard to tell people to not bother reading something that the author didn’t bother writi
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by yoz-y 1y ago
Diamonds that are actually useful are quite cheap, compared to the useless ones.
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by yoz-y 1y ago
I did yes. But I realized also that I could enjoy tinkering with something more generally useful and permanent instead.
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by yoz-y 1y ago
My argument to moving to a SSR is that I just spent all the time tweaking the backend. Now I can spend more time writing and tweaking just the theme.
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by yoz-y 1y ago
Multiple reasons: - first I wanted to always compare my current workout to the previous one (to know what weight to use, how did I do my warmups etc). This I originally did by flipping pages (on paper) or scrolling up. To solve this I have
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by yoz-y 1y ago
A workout app that uses human readable/writable text file as input. I’m on the 4th iteration. It started as a bunch of spiral bound notebooks. I made an iOS prototype but realised it’s so niche that it would never get approved. Made a
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by yoz-y 1y ago
This is the approach I'm sometimes using, but it would be nice to have tooling around that :)
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by yoz-y 1y ago
What I’d like is a utility library like this, but instead of it being an actual library, be it some utility that generates a single file with exports of the few functions I need. Even just something that would make copy pasting them easier.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
T602
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by yoz-y 2y ago
That feels like something AI could solve.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder whether having the document-based-web and application-web in one place a good thing or bad. Ideally the document based web would require only a subset of standards (html, css, and javascript) and should be much simpler to
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Putting on my most charitable hat on: - people hate being bored more than ever and don’t want to “invest” even 10 minutes into entertainment, short form videos can be a great way to kill time - it provides a creative outlet for people who d
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Funnily though, iOS recognizes the GitHub part when long pressing on it.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
I think the approach is different. Component style applications have to thing about all component presentation separately, web apps ressemble apps more than documents (d’uh) so it makes sense that they are designed as such. Documents are de
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by yoz-y 2y ago
That’s patently false. There are many schools and teaching methods that teach critical thinking. Attending higher education usually does the trick IF the student is actually motivated in the slightest. Massive part of YouTube is about teach
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by yoz-y 2y ago
The book gets quoted quite enough. But quotes are really bad arguments. Here’s one that flies in the face of the Orwell’s: Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who a
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by yoz-y 2y ago
TikTok is much more than “a few teens dancing”, for a huge swath of population it’s how they get their news and how they find stuff.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Interestingly Apple used foldable screens as far back as iPhone X, to reduce the bezel part. But in their case the fold is safe as it never moves.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Worked for me but it replaced the prompt by something else. Dumpster fire worked though. But the palette is not what I imagined.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Asking for help != asking the other person to do it I completely agree that when the high performer jumps to “let me just do it” it creates a negative multiplier to the team as most of the work will be only understandable by that one person
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by yoz-y 2y ago
That is fine for professional recipes, when you cook for dozens of people. But for home cooking, if they say 25-35 minutes prep time 40-60 minutes cooking time, I’d expect them to count the cutting in there.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
I’ve been cooking with recipes quite a bit lately (before it was just random stuff) and I must say that sequencing is always wrong. Unfortunately they all seem to assume that chopping, cleaning and moving stuff around is all done in 0 time.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
The results for this particular query are quite okay actually, a relatively recent reddit thread, a quora page, then some forum and youtube results. Funnily, this very HN post is on the first page of results as well.
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by yoz-y 2y ago
From what I understand ancient civilizations rarely kept records of things that could be easily transmitted by speech. It seems to me that most practical skills are better taught this way anyway. They didn’t have manuals and grimoires of bu
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by yoz-y 2y ago
What kind of political landscape will democrats come back to in 2028? Doesn’t project 2025 aim to dismantle a lot of the current establishment?
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by yoz-y 2y ago
Apple did do that when they were building an electric car: https://www.reuters.com/article/business/apple-s-auto-ambiti...

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