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zahirbmirza
6mo ago
How can we solve this problem, of the current state of the internet, without reverting to the compromises of the past? This has been on my mind for a while. The layer of trash some companies have built over the internet has been ruinous.
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zahirbmirza
6mo ago
could the same be said of iOS?
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7mo ago
You can also make huge spelling mistakes and use incomplete words with llms they just sem to know better than any spl chk wht you mean. I use such speak to cut my time spent typing to them.
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Fatal addiction: Authors accuse Apple of destroying Japan's tech industry
(theworld.org)
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7mo ago
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
One of the few articles discussing this Japanese book in more than cursory detail.
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
Fascinating. I wonder if this will help change the growing apathy toward vaping in enclosed spaces.
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
I still miss launchpad. Which is made worse by the fact the spotlight has become terrible. Safari is unusable due to some weird sync that happens whenever I open a new window ( i dont use tabs) and adding bookmarks takes about 10-15 seconds
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
10 mil today... 1k in 10 years. Are OpenAI and Anthropic overvalued?
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
Fossil-fuel subsidies from governments totalled $7trn in 2022. Thats about 7% of global GDP. The world spends 4% of GDP on education. Source Monocle Magazine no.190 page 88. There is a lot to unpack here and also an obvious solution.
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Ask HN: Best Tech News Sites
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7mo ago
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
Also, I have to add, this project is an excellent piece of work.
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
This was depressing. But, also, I can't figure why AI companies are valued so high. The models will reach a limit (ie for what most people want to use a model for), and compute will increase over time.
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
The reason the iPhone is so successful is because Apple don't let us use it as a "entire" computer. I am just glad, that we can still run a proper OS on a proper computer. If they made a modified iPad OS for their baby laptop
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
Summary * Use prose more
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
You make a note, they are designed to look as good as any social media posts. You can share the note with whomever you wish, using what ever messaging system you you like, and the note will look as good as a social media post, ie how you de
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
I tried to make a way of sharing posts with friends without having to be on a social network... I came up with NoteSub: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/notesub/id6742334239 I like it. And mass adaption is not r
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zahirbmirza
7mo ago
"Just one more prompt..." I can relate. who else has been affected by this?
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zahirbmirza
8mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20170612054339/https://www.apple... I meant to convey if it was made to today's specifications... The Macbook 12 inch was super thin, super light weight, was excellently
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zahirbmirza
8mo ago
The Macbook 12 inch was a relatively better laptop than this. An "re"-launch of equivalent for today, really would have been something. This is half-baked compared to the innovation that was there.
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zahirbmirza
8mo ago
How much was this decision AI based, how much was human based? At point would a person have checked?
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Ask HN: On-Device vs. Cloud Based LLMs
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8mo ago
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Show HN: On Device Personal Wellness Tracking
(statushealthy.com)
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8mo ago
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Ask HN: "Marking" Paywalled Articles Posted on HN
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9mo ago
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
I miss the orange glow of sodium lamps that characterised cold dark and foggy english winter nights.
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
wow - had no idea these things existed, fascinating.
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
Yes! And this after image is distracting.
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
It does seem an easy win for govts to easily conform. I buy the ones that are suitable for dimmable switches (even tho I don't have dimmers) because there is discernible flicker with most other LED bulbs if you for eg wave your arm thr
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
The push toward LED seems to be primarily for emission target related reasons. It is very hard to buy incandescent bulbs in the UK; even for those of us that accept the cost implications. Also, many less expensive LEDs flicker at the rate o
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
Could you also provide your critical appraisal of the article so this can be more of a journal club for discussion vs just a paper link? I have no expertise in this field so would be good for some insights.
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zahirbmirza
9mo ago
From their page "Built for better conversations Reach people with their email, not their phone number. Designed for focused, meaningful exchanges between managers, builders, and collaborators." Is it using email protocols to send
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