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I am just thinking out loud and stupid but this could be something like the Cold Fusion/LENR or be actually something useful.

Yeah, I like this instantly shareable and trackable in calendar, but I never found anything more convenient than to maintain a kanban board on a excel sheet and the file placed in a shared folder which the team is having most probably to share stuff around.

If grok helps to understand the context behind the tweets, I see some value that it adds in this space. I have found multiple occasions where I have had to search the context behind the tweets.

This suggestion is general and applicable for all domains, Understand the basics, the foundational stuff, Don't limit your self to libraries and frameworks or even languages. They're all transferable knowledge.

Well, this is why I can't use or suggest Google products. Keep or Photos, you just can't trust that they will be around for any significant amount of time.

This Microsoft attitude of embrace everything, I don't know how far this will take them.

Also add a robust Translation in browser.

I really need some clarification here . . . is this for real or just another weird internet thing.

Definitely a really cool project and totally makes sense especially since cloud PC has become a thing.

I always thought that since I opted for DO NOT TRACK I am not being tracked, now that it is a fingerprinting vector, it feels like being duped, and BTW if WebKit removed it then why not Firefox, I mean is there any good reason to have it anymore?.

Using robots/automation for long and monotonous work is always a wonderful idea even from a humanity POV given the conditions humans have to work in peak hours. What human would agree to work under such conditions for so long unless forced due to some financial weakness on their part.

Are there any projects that have implemented this in production?

Amazing. So what I can understand is that they have managed to make something like vintage mechanical calculators but uses optics instead of mechanics or electronics thus making it much faster.

Was looking for something like this for a long time. I primarily use python and was looking forward to learning rust because of all the love it gets.

Silly me, I clicked hoping for a game review.

Silly me, I was hoping for a game review.

Atleast someone's working on it.