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    Comment #48365999

    It’s not X AI, that would be Grok with a ‘k’.

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    Comment #46044644

    What you describe could also be the difference in the hallucination rate [0]. Opus 4.5 has the lead here and Gemini 3 Pro performs here quite bad compared to the other benchmarks. …

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    Comment #43526428

    Every time I try to select a single word in a WhatsApp message I surprised for a second. It’s so strange that most apps that have text as their fundamental content don’t allow you …

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    Comment #42412436

    Storyteller seems pretty cool in general. Can it be used to host books for other people?

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    Comment #41719580

    There is this saying which helps me a lot. “Motivation follows action!”

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    Comment #41248715

    I would love to see this with my feed. Like personalized but always running. Seems like a good alternative to clickbait thumbnails and titles.

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    Comment #38139268

    Can confirm! I just installed orion + unlock origin + sponsor block and it works!

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    Comment #36083038

    Refined Hacker News [1] is similar extension with some really useful features, which was on the front page a few months ago. [1] https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news

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    Comment #34565537

    I sometimes think of similar tool that would give you this information on a more fine grained level. Like functions, scopes or lines.

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    Comment #33033644

    There is this great talk[0] by Susan Kare. At 14:30 she talks about this and explains how the ⌘ came to be. [0] https://vimeo.com/151277875

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    Comment #32447233

    I really enjoyed “The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt's New World” a few years ago.

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    Comment #31749662

    BitWarden has also Organizations https://bitwarden.com/help/about-organizations/ Which are perfect for sharing access to logins like utilities or insurance.

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    Comment #30336087

    There is a good darknet diaries episode with some more details about him. https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/61/

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    Comment #26799458

    Two things i miss in Bitwarden coming from 1Password are: 1. One shortcut for unlocking and auto filling. There is a long open issue[1]. 2. Not needing to unlock the extension to a…

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    Comment #26662722

    This short video[1] explains it quite well imo. They also make the interesting point that efficacy rates are not comparable because the studies were done at different times/locatio…

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    Comment #26280166

    You can change the animation time from the terminal [1]. There was some awesome list on GitHub that had a nice script that changed most system animation to a minimum, but I can’t f…

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    Comment #25461128

    I was very curious about their “visualization tool”, but it seems to be just one simple script. Which is fine, because it probably did all they wanted. But I believe that there’s g…

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    Comment #24583521

    I’m fairly certain there will be another well researched Darknet Diaries[1] episode in a view months. [1] https://darknetdiaries.com/

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    Comment #23133130

    A bit older, but this[1] Freakonomics episode was also great. [1] https://freakonomics.com/podcast/kenneth-feinberg/

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    Comment #21856099

    How is the app called, that you use for your accounts?

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    Comment #20213743

    This statement does not include ads. Which is the real use case in my opinion. Facebook will link shown ads to purchases made with Calibra. This will allow them to target users eve…

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    Comment #20055920

    > Based on the small amount of data facebook has on me ... How did you get all data, that facebook has on you?

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    Comment #19639938

    This! Tree Sitter is the only thing I miss in VSCode

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    Comment #18982696

    > If you've looked at the transitive dependency graphs of modern packages, it's hard to not feel we're doing the same thing. Are there any tools to do this visually. I mean visuali…