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Text: PromptAudit is a lightweight Markdown template and workflow that helps Prompt Architects and agentic coders review project documentation for contradictions, missing context, and unclear specs before code generation.

It standardises how we:

Summarise issues

Analyse context

Propose rewrites

Add verification steps

Prioritise fixes by severity

Drop it into any project and it doubles as a QA tool for human reviewers or autonomous agents.

People do this is Singapore and Australia with annuities and can elect to contribute more if they want but the flaw is that annuities are subject to the market and can be wiped out. It’s the same people have to hold onto these funds until they reach retirement age or meet certain criteria

I would really like to see a system where people pay on their ultimate currency of time - it’s something I have occasionally pondered where young fit and healthy people donate their time to help the elderly in order to gain ‘credits’ for when they are older to receive benefits or benefit in some way for when they are sick or require elderly assistance.

Satoshi Nakamoto 7 years ago

I still don’t understand why all of a sudden Craig Wright is wanting to unmask himself as satoshi.

It’s just strange - there was a reason to keep the founder of bitcoin private and now all of a sudden there is a reason this person claiming to be satoshi.

? What’s that reason

I think the whole voice activation hype inflated itself where people are naturally wanting to see the next big thing and of course people used this as an example - the title says it all.

Furthermore we need to look at what makes voice less restrictive and that’s making it instant. They are still reliant on it being cloud / web based which creates a lag and makes it awkward and nothing like ‘talking to something or someone ‘

Mobile phone repairs - lack of education and the ability to access quality replacement parts.

You might think that there's no shortage of phone Repairer's out there and your right but you can bet that 90% of them are self taught or eventually taught by someone.

Considering the amount of important information we store in phones and the price of the devices it has now become more important to ensure that your phone repairer knows what they are doing and of course has a reliable supplier

Hello from Orkut 10 years ago

I must say it's light & easy to use. Most importantly really fast and minimal taps. This is very important for any new app.

As for the mobile only situation I would say this is a good business decision to minimise (not eliminate) spam accounts and possibly would be a good idea if people get indexed into search or people share this will promote installations. It worked well with IG this concept so I'd say in its early conception it was a wise move.

It's also very obvious that this team has experience with social networking.

Now for my negative comment, I'd say gaining traction in the app era of today is hard when it comes to social networking due to the reason is that everyone is bombarded.

I would recommend focusing on the need or the feeling of why one would want to open the app again which as of now I am finding hard to see personally. This is the most crucial part and All energy needs to put towards exposing the app in an organic way with that need.

As much as of a no brainer it sounds we have seen previous start ups fall from this lack of identification

The 2fa that has finally been pushed out by Apple is a great security precaution, however there will still be a large percentage that will not use it. Due to the fact of not knowing what it is. I repair phones and customers are just starting to cotton onto what find my iPhone is. There are even those who have it activated and don't even know how to use it.

Finally from a precaution avoid inputting your email address in the lock message. Also register an iCloud email. There is a better chance of apples servers detecting this as a fraud email than any other email sever thus (hoping) it will trash the bait like this.

I really believe that due to connectivity and the emergence of a connected lifestyle we now can live in smaller more quiet areas and still have our bare essentials. This is a great article and I really hope people embrace the way more than just the buzz of minimalism. It has freed me in a way and I was lucky to stumble along it.

From the start it seems there was a lot of excitement about reddit and what revenue it could achieve. I think people were more caught up in the hype of it being the front page of the Internet when when you break it down it's more of a large forum covering a broad number of topics, which is very convinient and central. Nonetheless it's a great central community however expecting it to grow into A larger revenue stream would simply be unrealistic.

Reddit needs to look at expanding or introducing new products that the community will embrace and help give momentum. Reddit users are very patriotic and can help startup with gaining traction. - they have data on users, topics demographics and opinions. Such data is very powerful for any startup to pivot in the right direction and make the right decisions on new products.

Agreed with most comments in this article except for the ecological comment. A good perspective where the author is just pointing out need for improvement in certain areas.

It's an unsettling feeling with Microsoft ever since the rise of mobile devices and cloud based systems. Nonetheless the company deserves a lot of respect for setting the foundation of a lot of under the hood tech it has paved the way with.

Microsoft can't monetise in multiple ways from singular products the way other companies can nowdays. I think most general users use mocrosofts core products as a platform to connect with other companies to monetise. The push with win10 to connect with the Microsoft store was a good move IMO.