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>> This is cool. I've been using it mostly to explain APIs to me when I'm too lazy to dig through docs. I’d be careful with this. I maintain docs for a project and asked ChatGPT ho…

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I also prefer the new all mailbox search. The old behaviour drove me mad. It’s definitely not a bug.

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The first reply is pointing out that tweet is inaccurate and the response is “I didn’t let the facts get in the way of a good tweet. Second most cited.” So, the title here is also …

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My understanding is that bootstrapped and lifestyle are different things. A lifestyle business should be able to run on autopilot with minimal involvement from the founder (hence t…

You’re conflating your “entrepreneurship dream” with a very very small subset of entrepreneurs (indie hacker digital nomads). Entrepreneurs start corner shops. Sell physical produc…

I believe the YouTube app at that time was built by Apple, not by Google. Similar to Maps.

That was really interesting, thanks for sharing.

>> I think a lot of this need also comes from other supposedly environmental choices. My work banned plastic cups and now has paper cups with PFAS which are more toxic. I think the…

I think knowledge of the city is still much better than relying on GPS. The gap may have narrowed significantly but I'd still rather by driven by someone who knows the streets. One…

This is super clickbait. tldr; no loophole, he’s just not tracking users.

>> And if so, who cares? It seems like the internet is always up in arms about woke-ism but I honestly don't notice much of it in my daily life. The only place I have noticed this …

It’s nice. It’s useful. I totally agree. But “Benefit for humanity” sounds much more grandiose and undeservingly so in my opinion.

>> Definitely yes. It was a miracle when in started, it changed everything. Just because it “changed everything” doesn’t mean it was a benefit to humanity. In what ways would you s…