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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: Recommendations for Thought-Provoking and Controversial Books

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www.bbc.com 1y ago

Has the digital nomad trend evolved over the years

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twitter.com 1y ago

Buildspace Is Shutting Down

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www.bbc.com 2y ago

Looksmaxxing, the extreme cosmetic social media trend

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AI could make the four-day workweek inevitable

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news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Ask HN: Terminal App for macOS in 2024

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www.bbc.com 2y ago

People who can't give up paper

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www.bbc.com 2y ago

Zoom and Grindr return to office: Tech's surprising remote work U-turn

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Beyond Meat hit as shoppers shift to cheaper animal protein

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: resources on AI uncomfortable topics and practical solutions

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spicytake.substack.com 3y ago

The End of Code Tinkering

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www.bbc.com 3y ago

The workers quietly backtracking on return-to-office

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twitter.com 3y ago

OpenAI cofounder: “open-sourcing Al is just not wise”

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arxiv.org 3y ago

Point-E: A System for Generating 3D Point Clouds from Complex Prompts

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www.bbc.com 3y ago

Bosses think workers do less from home, says Microsoft

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www.insider.com 3y ago

Hong Kong is facing its worst-ever expat exodus

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daringfireball.net 4y ago

Humane Ships Something

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www.alfredapp.com 4y ago

Alfred 5 – What's New

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

The Medical Power of Hypnosis

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The Medical Power of Hypnosis

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thezbook.com 4y ago

Code-First vs. Product-First

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www.bbc.com 5y ago

Do 'maximisers' or 'satisficers' make better decisions?

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www.reuters.com 5y ago

Visa moves to allow payment settlements using cryptocurrency

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twitter.com 5y ago

Apple increases DTK credit from $200 to $500

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lemire.me 5y ago

Memory access on the Apple M1 processor

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eyeondesign.aiga.org 5y ago

The Ever-Changing Art of the Screensaver

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tidbits.com 5y ago

Four Reasons Why We Won’t See Third-Party Apple Watch Faces

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www.cs.uni.edu 5y ago

Time spent programming is often time well spent

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www.youtube.com 7y ago

NextStep Object Oriented Demonstration (1993)

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: Best way to browse HN on iOS?

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Google Opal 7 months ago

I dont think so. They also triggered SEO race where businesses pump out same bland blogposts to optimize ranking. Content made by humans for those companies was the only viable way at that time, and now new synthetic method emerges - whatever generates revenue will win. AI reels and tiktoks get views, so why bother with human generated content after the training on models have been done? Sad but true.

yearning for old apple and order, current times and genz are more chaotic. not sure if it's generational, old apple was obsessed about design, now HIG is mostly optional. they now even use hamburger on websites which was a big no in the past.

Just so I understand: you’re talking about setting up an FTP account, using curlftpfs, and SVN/CVS for Linux users? And even with all these, you’d still need USB drives for connectivity issues? Plus, you're naming it Dropbox? Is there more?

But I don’t think this is something groundbreaking isn’t it? Similar to dating apps, when the pool is enormous It’s very cheap to keep the options open. With the automation and growing value of the personal data, everyone should keep that in mind when applying for a job. Also, I suspect there is a reason but the responders are too lazy or are too ashamed to provide it. My wild guess would be, as cited as before: this position has been allocated but it almost cost nothing to keep it open to farm data and to keep perception that the business is growing.

Some of my friends just started getting into it, but their reasons are a bit different. They're moving to new places and saw how pricey furniture can be, so they thought, "Why not make it ourselves?" Plus, it's a nice break from the usual desk job stuff. It's hands-on and feels like you're really making something useful, not just another software project , its all about getting physical.

i just want to dump my thoughts on internet and indicate that im on the go. orthography adds extra layer of complexity and its already pretty tough for me to force myself to write aynwhere. adhd things. but yeah, its boomer artifact.

It wasnt useless, it was their way of telling ‘not suitable for average user because they can lock themselves in and were gonna take the heat’