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mintone

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About mintone

Writes occasionally at technicalchops.com

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    I wrote this a year or so ago: https://www.technicalchops.com/articles/ai-goes-to-hollywood... "The studios and creators who thrive in this new landscape will be those who can effe…

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    The lede is buried at the end of this article. > Later iOS 26 beta releases show Apple reducing transparency and adding blur effects for better readability. This is a beta release.…

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    A fascinating situation is facing polymarket - Zelenskyy was pictured wearing a suit (as described by the media) at the NATO summit on June 25th but this market is still unresolved…

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    When I tested, you can also screenshot disney+, netflix etc. so DRM is also broken by it!

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    WhatsApp was the one I tested it on

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    Tell HN: iPhone mirroring on iOS/macOS breaks screenshot protection on all apps

    I appreciate that this is somewhat obvious on reflection, but I am surprised that no one is talking about it given that it breaks security/privacy flows for major apps (obviously a…

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    This video[1] seems to give some insight into what the process actually is, which I believe is also indicated by the output token cost. Whereas GPT-4o spits out the first answer th…

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    The comments on this thread are interesting. I use Laravel extensively. For big applications, serving lots of users. It works when the application is relatively complex, and the ec…

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    The article states that "They scan an image through a thin slit up to 2,000 times a second", whereas it has been widely reported that it is actually 40,000 times a second[1] The ar…

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    I've been bullish[1] on this as a major aspect of generative AI for a while now, so it's great to see this paper published. 3D has an extremely steep learning curve once you try to…

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