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csmeder
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Comment #36421428
Wow, this is an amazing update! Here is an overview of all the features + screenshots: https://twitter.com/Chris_Smeder/status/1671565267145748480?... 1. Component playground 2. Re…
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Comment #35892395
We don’t have a tv in the house. And we don’t use our phones/iPad in front of our son. So the only time he sees a screen is when we are changing his diaper. The only exception has …
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Comment #35892311
Correct, as he gets older this won’t work because he will understand what I’m doing. I’ve thought about writing an app that shows a pre set collection of videos from my photo libra…
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Comment #35890727
Hi Royce and Oliver, I have a suggestion: look into dimming the screen slowly for the last 30-60 seconds before you pull a person out of the app. This will greatly decrease the ann…
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Comment #34290725
Something I don’t understand: Patagonia's stated mission is to save the earth and microplastics entering the oceans is a major environmental concern. However, it is also true that …
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Comment #30952964
The highlights: "I'm not going to spill all the beans right now. But what I can say is that we are going to move to, just, to truly massive scale. Scale that no company has ever ac…
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Comment #30846128
My go-to test search term is: "grass-fed beef restaurant in sf" You do much better than Google (Google will always include "Top 10 Best Grass Fed Organic Steak in San Francisco, CA…
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Comment #30845930
What year will GTP be able to take an app written in Swift/SwiftUI and output a spectacular Android translation? 3-years? 5-years? 10-years? This is an interesting benchmark becaus…
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Comment #30835155
Maybe he should try to sell the service as an API to search engines. E.g. I just tried the question "what's the best headache medicine" on the front show hn article: Andi https://n…
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Comment #30287383
I tried this Figma plug-in a couple weeks ago. It is quite magical! What previously took me hours in Webflow, now only takes 30s (+ the extra 10-20 mins to format things correctly …
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Comment #30262060
I tried this Figma plug-in a couple weeks ago. It is magical! What previously took me hours in Webflow, now only takes 30s (+ the extra 10-20 mins to format things correctly in Fig…
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Comment #29311278
My first job as a UX designer was at a company named Mindybody. You might not have heard of it, however, they are the world’s largest provider of scheduling software for Yoga studi…
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Comment #29181601
Bookmarking for Nov 2026 — my prediction: GM and Ford go the same way as Volvo (sold to another manufacture) or have gone bankrupt and sold just for the name.
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Comment #28995149
Also: "You know who Hertz CEO is? The former CEO of Ford. And he didn’t order the Mustang Mex-E. He ordered 100,000 Tesla Model 3" - @WholeMarsBlog And: "To be clear, cars sold to …
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Comment #28995116
If you think that is wild, did you know Tesla is worth almost 1,000 Palms! The iPhone launched in '07 & AAPL saw its cap go from $100b → $2,400b in 14 yrs In the same 14 yrs Nokia:…
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Comment #28962592
As we saw with Inspiration 4, SpaceX is willing to take commissions, thus: This might not be the cheapest way, however, if you can engineer a satellite to last 500 years [1], you c…
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Comment #28450574
The sale of Volvo to Geely blows my mind in particular when you realize $1.5b is only 30,000 BTC. Geely bought Volvo for the cost of 6 pizzas [1]. [1] Ford paid $6.5 billion for Vo…
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Comment #28450484
That's one take. Here is another: "$F holding the Feb 1 1994 resistance as support to the penny so far. Legacy auto gonna need some catalysts as chip shortage will be prolonged and…
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Comment #28261787
See you in 2031!
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Comment #28242908
Haha, and then in 10 years when He announces X you will say: “since he’s had great success in pioneering self landing reusable rockets, starting a colony on Mars, pioneering the EV…
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Comment #28242633
Every manual job I’ve ever done I’ve probably failed more than 1% of every movement. But then I correct. In a car moving at high speeds (focus matters more), I do this less often, …
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Comment #28242607
Fair point, however, I look forward to coming back to this comment in 5 years (1966). Maybe I’ll be eating humble pie, however, my guess is that by then it will be out of prototype…
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Comment #28242563
From what I’ve seen FSD makes minor mistakes that at high speeds lead to danger or death. I can’t see a minor mistake in folding laundry leading to the laundry being shredded. Musk…
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Comment #28242498
It is interesting that many of the top comments are as dismissive as: “No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame,” When you look at Tesla’s talent in: AI + motors + batteries + ma…