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Comment #49107653
That's a great idea with the e-reader. I would love for someone to design a great case with a built in e-reader on the back. Most of the existing ones seem geared for displaying co…
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Comment #49069026
I'm exactly the same. This one really give me the ick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usYC_Z36rHw
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Comment #48843238
I was wondering the same for vega-lite, which is relatively high level, declarative, and looks similar to their syntax.
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Comment #48805828
The shift may come when your blessed cloud platform provides competitive enterprise-ready hosting of the oss models
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Comment #48484807
Looks cool but your home page heavily lags on my mbp m3 pro - you should maybe be lazy loading vs loading all your components upfront
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Comment #48253430
I agree with mostly everything you’re saying; but it’s not uncommon to be processed via your local consulate, even if you are already living in the US. This is usually just for the…
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Comment #47732238
Good fun! Spacebar should launch, r should reset, maybe I'm imagining it, but it's a lot slower and thus easier on my phone than my MBP.
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Comment #47634462
Oracle hire some extremely good people and pay very well
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Comment #47450686
The darkest UX pattern I have ever hit is trying to cancel Google Workspace; whereby they disable the scrollbar on the page so you cannot actually get to the cancel button.
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Comment #46966777
Decapod
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Comment #46493226
What sort of things do you notice?
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Comment #46493121
Thank you!
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Comment #46493086
maybe productive isn’t the right word - more like satisfying and constructive. Right now I might play blitz chess or end up checking the news or X. But when I’m in the middle of a …
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Ask HN: How do you use 5–10 minute gaps productively?
I often have 5-10m gaps. It’s too easy to waste this time. What things do you like to do in these increments? For instance, learning a new skill, getting slightly better at somethi…
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Comment #46397106
I think it makes sense given the following: - Your brain has been trained extensively to recognize faces / people. Even very small babies can do this. - Your brain processes a larg…
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Comment #46248778
This is really cool, I enjoyed going through them in this form. Thanks
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Comment #46212060
Didn't they also just shut down Vertex and Gemini APIs to launch a new unified API this week?
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Comment #46195130
It’s a shame because people forget how good IBM research was back in the day. I do wonder if they still have great people in those r&d labs, or if they all left.
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Comment #46170927
We had one of these today in Sausalito!
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Comment #45708569
The way Gemini (which is incredible) has been haphazardly shoved into gsuite products seems devoid of any kind of common sense. Even very basic obvious things via Gemini in Gmail f…
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Comment #45271137
I got a nasty one of these recently. Attacker had my wife’s CC, and made purchases they knew would flag our bank and look sus and pop up on the app. Then I get a call from my “bank…
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Comment #45177782
I wonder if you could spend a few million on promoting adblockers to justify a short position on Google or Meta.
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Comment #44584807
I feel like the opposite is also true. People view Java as enterprise Java from 2008; a clunky outdated language for bad, verbose spaghetti code. In fact, a lot of the most interes…
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Comment #44352302
For something slightly more expensive check out NTH (now defunct micro brand but easy to find on eBay) or Squale. For vintage (ignore their new stuff), Enicar, Eterna, Roamer, Roda…
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Comment #44351545
Thanks. I don’t have mullvad either - anyone can point their dns at their Adblock dns without paying for their VPN