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Comment #48793834
> An open source design system that's fully customizable and agent ready Posted here for various reasons, one is that it's interesting to understand what makes this specific DS "ag…
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Comment #48336413
While I don't dispute that Apple might or might not exploit its users via software, I believe some more credit is due to a company that can produce a piece of hardware like a perso…
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Comment #48189982
This is a security concern as well. I'd argue even worse than the internet connected ones. Anyone at your front door (or where the button is) can easily know if you're at home, and…
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Comment #47872637
> Teams is where most enterprise work happens It's nice that they start the post with some sarcasm
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Comment #46999951
It is likely after an IPO
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Comment #46942421
And his previous post is from 2024-01-10 and titles: "Rabbit R1 - The Upgraded Replacement for Smart Phones"
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Comment #46914284
I had never heard of this website, it was fun reading the comments!
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Comment #46763262
Unless I'm missing something, this looks like scam
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Comment #46762342
Too good to be true?
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Comment #46729251
I stopped reading at the very first bug: > Mail Search Doesn't Work For me mail search works very very well. Ironically, it's one of the features that convinced me to use Mail as m…
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Comment #46716252
Reading about how Skip works made me wonder: how long until we can reliability code only for one platform (e.g. iOS, but also even web) and then have AI agents that translate the c…
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Comment #46560435
It's a shame that Italy is going down this path. As an Italian, I'm very disappointed and worried that these kind of fines are issued. The worst part: because this has been issued …
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Comment #46473896
As a University professor, what I really don't get about this "experiment" is the timings. They report: > 36 students examined over 9 days > 25 minutes average (range: 9–64) It app…
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Comment #45520796
As soon as I've tried the VR experience myself for something I actually found useful/entertaining (VR sports), I was immediately sold on the idea. I can't wait for this tech to get…
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Comment #44969010
I only rely on IMDb scores and they're still reliable if enough time has passed since the movie release. A movie with more than 6 avg is usually enjoyable, while below 6 is not wor…
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Comment #44885216
I’m a bit surprised by some of the comments I’m reading, which tend to frame Altman’s words as nothing more than corporate self-interest. Of course, it’s true that in his position …
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Comment #44873063
The author claims to have tried all Todo apps, and the lists only a fraction of the Todo apps available on the market. There's a reason why there are so many apps available, and wi…
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Comment #44731159
This is very sad news. I've been using their password manager since it came out and, although not perfect, was working very well for me. As a long standing (paying) user of Dropbox…
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Comment #44731087
Looks nice, but on a Google pixel 6 I get > Unknown device. Using default 96 PPI. Calibrate for better accuracy.
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Comment #43277330
The way I see it is that Apple competitors have given up on premium portable devices. Apple tech is so far ahead that consumers looking for the best non gaming hardware will most l…
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Comment #42820130
The link is not to the homepage. It goes to the download page. I see from other posts that this has led to some confusion. Here's the link to the homepage: https://www.runcopycat.c…
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Comment #41904019
I noticed there's an entire paragraph explaining what OOP is, but it might be helpful to clarify that OOP stands for Object-Oriented Programming. Even though it's a well-known acro…
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Comment #41076412
Actually, I prefer this rather than "x monthly, n yearly". Having the two values in the same scale helps to compare the difference.