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WDYM it is free? You hit rate limits after anout 10 messages

(side note I like that they rate limit messages and not tokens. at least it does not just stop mid reply)

That's a terrible analogy:)

It is more like you wanting to build a bed out of wood so you hire a carpenter and watch them and ask questions about every step and maybe help a bit at the end.

I find it amazing to learn new programming things

A website for a meetup I host including a store. It was a 30min thing and amazing. A web app to track my contact lens usage. An android app for my gym routine. A web app to try drum patterns

Nobody is building anything worthwhile with these things.

Do you mean AI or these "personal agents"? I would disagree on the former, folks build lots of worthwile things

Google realized this a long time ago; there is no ad-free paid version of Google Search.

well there is also no 200$/month Google Search subscription

"visit our main site" -> about in the footer

where do you see it is a coworking space? looks to me like a normal office building

either way it is a physical address, I was just responding to the invalid claim above

https://www.clicks.tech/pages/about-clicks ?

(not affiliated but feels a bit rough as a critique for a companty that has shipped keyboards for a while)

Tangential but did not see it mentioned: Calibri must have been the Microsoft Word default at some point, at least in some parts of the world, because seeing it makes me think this is a Word document by a person that did not change the default font.

That's less and less true

https://minimaxir.com/2025/11/nano-banana-prompts/

neat trick indeed. would be cool to do the math and get an analytical formula of mean queue time given cache refresh for a given k, under some mild assumptions.

Some said it was a sign of a continued rise of Reagan and Thatcher style individualism. Cultural critic Allan Bloom deemed the Walkman "a nonstop... masturbational fantasy” in his 1987 book ‘The Closing of the American Mind.’ Neo-Luddite John Zerzan saw the Walkman as part of a modern trend that encouraged a "protective sort of withdrawal from social connections" and Thomas Lipscomb, chief of the Center for the Digital Future, equated it with the euphoric drug "soma," from Huxley's Brave New World, creating, as he put it, "an airtight bubble of sound" that was nothing but a "sensory depressant." In other words it all felt ‘a bit blackmirror’ as one might say today. (A collection of quotes collected in this 1999 Reason Magazine article)

not sure about the masturbational fantasy but the rest seems fairly spot on as a critique?

I want to live in a violin

what does pike look like

https://pike.lysator.liu.se/docs/tut/introduction/first_glan...

(saving you some clicks...)

I feel like my iPhone does it. But not sure. Sound definitely changes when you zoom while recording

Reading obj c brought back some good memories of when I coded iPhone apps around 2009. Great language

On topic: parsing others file formats has to be one of the most fun and most terrible things. The bliss when it ends up working is great

Is this using t SNE? Or sth else? I have a feeling similarity is not well defined in whatever space this is using. t SNE is famously unsuited to plot how "close" two points are. it is for clustering

I use VIM bindings in VS Code. Always assumed many do but might be wrong

The notion that a species is "adapted for a particular environment" is somewhat nonsensical because "the environment" is never really fixed.

Mever considered this. Good stuff

I stumbled upon this when visualizing music. It is very interesting how everything is kind of non linear, like you mention. I had to increase low frequencies and then I got stuck trying to bucket frequencies. It seems humans have different fidelity for different ranges of frequencies

Can't say anything but I FRIGGING LOVED THIS

I skimmed the article but did not find my question answered: what's the current view on whether the political and social response was properly done?

As someone who did a PhD ending 4y ago and joined a industry research lab, I can relate to this a lot, I think this is very much spot on

a lot of these PhD’s hired back then were therefore asked to and free to do research; that is, they chose what they want to work on and they publish what they want to publish. it was just like an academic research position however with 2-5x better compensation as well as external visibility and without teaching duties,

exactly!

such process standardization is however antithetical to scientific research. we do not need a constant and frequent stream of creative and disruptive innovations but incremental and stable improvements based on standardized processes.

A lot of the early wave AI folks struggle with this. They wanna keep pushing wild research ideas but the industry needs slow incremental stuff, focused on serving

What makes this the greatest?

Was the Windows Phone ever at the frontier tho?

Rolling out the next few days accorsing to Jeff

I am kind of still confused why the industry links „keyboard controllers“ with „synths“. there should be just good keyboard controllers that can plug into good synths (like Eurorack). What am I missing?

Well it depends if you mean increase or not. in the OP it could mean either („X% price hike“ could be interpreted as new price is X% of old price)

It is not quite the same but Things from Cultured code does the

- do vs due date

- subproject progress view

and is just generally a super awesome app that brought me a lot of peace

Recently discovered that on long flights, ear plugs (that just block noise, no music!) and a kindle is way more enjoyable for me. Less headache. Can’t imagine having a vision pro on a 10h flight