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newbalance

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    Comment #45426975

    SMS based text only interface to search for library books, find the next train, and serve up the current week NFL schedule. Originally a project to gain comfort with local LLMs + f…

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    Comment #41000311

    Under 100KB :)

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    Comment #38886532

    Made me think of that one Lost episode with the button

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    Comment #38660287

    IPFS perhaps?

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    Comment #38526970

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38235251

    TLDR; Knives made of shit are shit.

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    Comment #37938349

    Building more units will increase supply, and placing limits on ownership will increase access. We can play all the angles to address housing supply.

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    Comment #34349023

    Indians are the new Irish.

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    Comment #34346794

    Truthfully, over the course of a decade in tech, my experience working with this group has revealed certain cultural issues that make collaboration challenging. These include poor …

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    Comment #32466424

    EnergyMeterApp Mobile app to help track performance of your solar panels. Supports SolarMeter/eGauge energymeterapp.com

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    Comment #31137611

    It's hours of work - recompile, test, publish, test again once new versions hits the App Store. Upgrades and maintenance are a bigger time sink than most consider. And this assumes…

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    Comment #30581377

    Refreshing! We need more developers with this mindset in the open source space. Users have become entirely unreasonable about their expectations.

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    Comment #27789736

    Interesting! I looked at the demo, and found myself scrolling back and forth to see how the map/text changed. That was a valuable interaction for me. Would love to see more demos a…

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    Comment #27557988

    Today's entitlement is tomorrow's baseline expectation

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    Comment #26875053

    Great thing about changing your password - that old one - also now "ancient and obsolete".

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    Comment #26758032

    Business plain and simple. iOS lives, and dies by its already low market share of ~15% in the USA. Making iMessage accessible on all platforms is a win for the end user, but almost…

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    Comment #25798116

    Recruiters on LinkedIn. Put some work into making your profile clean and concise along with good recommendations from past jobs. Recruiters will sell you to the client, and help du…

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    Comment #25206250

    Another example of technology encouraging rampant consumption. Netflix, YouTube, HBO, etc. all wait less than 10 seconds to begin playing the next content. I'm of the mind that thi…

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    Comment #24371465

    Totally agree! We need to reorient our mindsets to sharing knowledge instead of locking it away under the banner of capitalism.

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    Comment #24164895

    Feel like this is similar to a future self-driving Google car depositing me at my destination, but without telling me the address itself. We're here. For me personally, this makes …

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    Comment #24064271

    Surprise, location tracking built in. Forgot to mention until 6 months later :)

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    Comment #24013728

    Honestly, this seems beneficial to the musicians too. No longer worry about months/years of work going into an album that flops. Be more iterative, experimental, and user driven by…

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    Comment #23792134

    Yes, the economics of mobile apps really are that tough. The App Store has been around for over a decade now, and the "race to the bottom" has brought us the almost exclusive use o…

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    Comment #22790291

    The "App Store" is empty of everyone, but large companies because mobile apps don't pay the bills. Further, consumer expectations ruined the "App Store" when users began to expect …

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    Comment #22007930

    Seems like a great way for this app to access your calendar data ;)