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joshuat

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    Comment #49232563

    I cannot fathom so thoroughly torching your own reputation (a quite positive one at that) in such a short period of time

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    Comment #49212519

    Massive appreciation for whoever adjusted the position of the camera at 7:23 (3:18 in video)

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    Comment #48929320

    Coupled with the immediate timer start, no instructions. Meh.

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    Comment #48926798

    But they have special colors - only $45 each!

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    Comment #48922816

    But people actively searching for AI products who are perhaps a little less technically inclined might. And if they stumble upon a platform that by all accounts seems to be affilia…

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    Comment #48922792

    I completely agree with your last point. They shouldn't have ownership of "Open" in relation to "AI" broadly speaking, but their company name "OpenAI" should be protected. Entirely…

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    Comment #48922597

    Preventing companies named [adjective]+[product/service provided] doesn't seem sustainable.

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    Comment #48922560

    This feels like a slight misstep that could result in consumer harm. The name is incredibly vague, without doubt, but to claim "OpenAI" doesn't evoke a very specific company at thi…

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    Comment #48835881

    what about...

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    Comment #48661070

    I find it odd that many of both the blog comments and the HN thread comments are focused on debating the merits of the feature itself rather than the broader point of the article, …

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    Comment #48654566

    Using a physical clearflow keyboard sounds like a nightmare - they're just designed for very different input models

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    Comment #48605395

    This looks promising, but I find it a little odd to bury the bulk of plan limitations under "fair-usage limits". When the limitations are specifically coupled to plans, it feels le…

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    Comment #48546090

    I don't disagree that they're not getting the best reception, but a freemium product is hardly a new/rare thing.

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    Comment #48520156

    That's disappointing to hear, I remember the reboot news and thought they had a pretty solid team behind it. I guess gaining traction proved too difficult.

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    Comment #48493380

    Is the eventual goal to move most formula/cask behavior into declarative install steps and treat Ruby as an escape hatch?

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    Comment #48470051

    And a legitimate business interest to further incentivize the adoption of Apple Silicon devices. Same with Rosetta deprecation after macOS 27.

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    Comment #48463272

    From past experience, it is when you are physically in the EU, but this implementation could obviously differ from how they've gated features in the past.

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    Comment #48428638

    In their defense, they asked the LLM to make no mistakes

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    Comment #48338828

    fast.com is my go-to in the rare case I need to check network speed these days

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    Comment #48301881

    NepTunes on macOS is nice - and it (optionally) adds the current track info to your menubar. I haven't found anything reliable for iOS, however.

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    Comment #48274367

    "Does Anybody Actually Like ____" is such HN engagement bait

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    Comment #48271183

    Especially when Apple has provided an approved path with iMessage for Business. If this isn't trying to send spam/abuse, which alone wouldn't prevent Apple from shutting it down an…

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    Comment #48027689

    How did you gather five years of dating data when you built the platform "in 14 days with Claude"[0] just under three weeks ago? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47783187

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    Comment #47811296

    My MBP M5 couldn't handle it with Firefox but it was fine on Safari, betting it's a WebGL issue or something

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    Comment #47582808

    -_- I love the internet