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I agree. The numbers need to go up every year without thinking about the health of the economy, and the Average Joe is delusional.

more like 100$ given its pricing

"After five years at Shopify, employees get a paid month off to do whatever the hell they want. I took mine in April 2026. Thanks Tobi!"

This may not be strictly related, but my personal experience aligns with that. If I drink coffee after lunch, I get very sleepy and have my usual bowel movements. If I drink it after dinner, I become overstimulated and can’t sleep at all (which I realize is fairly typical). For context, I’m referring to classic Italian espresso.

True, I hadn't framed it that way either, but it makes sense. Sometimes just stepping away from the usual rhythm creates its own kind of reset

Alas, I'm not alone in meditating and thinking while taking a shower. It's one of the moments of my day when I recollect what happened, what I need to do, and what not to do.

The problem is that I can get quite lost during this phase, and hot water isn't cheap, so my SO is always threatening to put a big timer in the bathroom.

I can’t confirm that exact percentage, but yes—“prime” placements on Amazon are driven by Amazon Ads.

the Sponsored Brands banner at the top of the search results page, and the Top of Search Sponsored Products slots.

[1] https://advertising.amazon.com/lp/build-your-business-with-a...

Do you have a direct link without the paywall?

They pulled the plug on the project almost right away. Apparently, it had something to do with YouTube not being able to limit the live stream to Southeast Asian countries without it leaking to the rest of the world—where you’d need a pricey subscription to watch the game.

I find it both surprising and, fortunately, reassuring that despite how easy it is to buy inexpensive components on platforms like Amazon, Temu, or AliExpress, we have yet to see a wave of terrorist attacks in the busiest public spaces.

In Italy, cigarette packs carry shocking pictures of diseased lungs, tumors, and other severe health effects, yet they fail to deter smokers. It’s essentially a cultural problem.

I suppose that they just keep referring to the website in their chats, and probably they have selected the search function, so before every reply, the crawler hits the website

Could you point me to some European banks that integrate your product? My current bank doesn't have something similar, and I would like to have an option to view all my subscriptions at a glance

Thanks! I didn't notice it because I only have manual mail fetch. But I did notice frequent crashes of the app when you open heavy email (e.g with lots of images)

Genuine Question: What problem did you encounter within the Mail App?

I really love this app, but I'm not a fan of the subscription model. While I understand the business reasoning, I'd much prefer having the option to purchase individual presets instead of committing to a full subscription.

I recently used the B/W preset by Greg Williams during my trip to Iceland, and the results were fantastic. The grainy texture it added to my photos was exactly what I was looking for and really enhanced the dramatic Icelandic landscapes.

I'm still waiting for the integration of messages from 3rd party apps under the DMA discipline (e.g you can message with someone on telegram from whatsapp)

Quite interesting, do you have some documentation of your platform and capabilities? Your landing page is quite synthetic

I think it's a personal preference. I personally like very subtle references to the classic trilogy: a non-fan can still follow the scene without problems, but for a fan, the same scene can carry a stronger impact and deeper meaning.

I believe this more intense effect, at least for me, stems from the connection to the unique 'pathos' of the original three films. That's my two cents.

Can confirm, peak Star Wars. All the references to the original movies are on point

I'm experiencing the same problem with my Google Home ecosystem. One day I can turn off the living room lights with the simple phrase "Turn off Living Room Lights," and then randomly for two straight days it doesn't understand my command

Google has caught a serious case of FOMO. Every major/minor player is scrambling to blend search with LLMs.

Did you find some walls put in place by these sites to block scraping?

I have a little project like that written in R that has surprisingly worked well over a year without maintenance but some marketplace were off-limits without specific proxies

Nice Job!

Genuine Question: what is the source of the underlying data?

Crayons were accounted as food supplies? /s

Tinfoil hat mode: "What if" this results from a foreign influence?

But I guess that you don't need to find answers externally when stupidity is a much simpler reason

The constant need for tailored slide decks is what's destroying my motivation atm

Maybe I have phrased my question wrongly, the focus wasn't the LLM but the fact that apps like these or functions like Apple Intelligence have risen after the AI era begun

If you know a similar app that serves the main purpose of summarising your notification without the use of an LLM I will surely check that but my main goal was to find apps that serve this purpose

As an Android user with (too) many notifications, I'm interested in a concept like Apple Intelligence that tries to summarize your notifications

I have found this app on the Play Store but I'm wondering if there are alternatives to evaluate

I remember in school one trick was always to start finding the verb and then use that to build a broader context of the phrase