Who exactly are "they"?
HN user
danielmeskin
They say they have leaders but don’t need them
Well allbirds is an AI company now so I guess that makes sense
I suspect this would have an effect similar to early internet worms that caused significant strain
Yes, and the IR light they emit when they use it can allegedly identify them: https://github.com/Noflock/Flock-IR-Detection
Reminds me a bit of Futurama S3 E7, “the day the earth stood stupid”
It is still maintained, but I believe the maintainer is employed by Bitwarden now, and is working on projects in addition to Vaultwarden.
Yep! I don’t comment unless I have something useful to add to the conversation.
This account was made solely to leave this comment, for what that’s worth to the non-bad-faith users on here.
Does Skype no longer do POTS calls?
This is correct. My gums unfortunately receded and * my teeth are extremely sensitive * the area is sore constantly * I will need a graft from elsewhere in my mouth to correct it.
How much of that is the APU? I’d imagine the bottleneck would lie with manufacturers using the cheapest panels and digitizers they can.
Worked for me, what did you `cat`?
I dislike it because chromium is almost a monoculture and Google controls it. I’m not diametrically opposed to chromium based browsers but I might be more hesitant to switch.
Sorry if this was asked already but is Synth chromium based?
How is this better than something like MARP?
Plain old Linux: Free: GCP
Paid (but cheap): Linode, DigitalOcean
—- Machine Learning:
Free: Google CoLab, Paperspace Gradient
Paid (but [relatively] cheap): JarvisLabs, DataCrunch
—- Databases and user auth:
Free: Firebase spark
Paid (but cheap, remember to set billing alerts!): Firebase blaze
As far as I know its Alibaba stock got split off into its own company (Altaba)
Probably the opposite, instant massive userbase, then just slowly phase out the meat bags.
If you figure it out let me know.
I’m pretty sure Hotjar has had this for a while, though maybe not implemented in the same way
Yes, it even costs the same.