The more important question is, “Why do we care?” It’s what everyone uses… positive, negative, or neutral. Until something else catches on, there’s no reason to explain, apologize, or duel over it.
I’m sure KiCad makes super smart mega pros get really angry and fling their feces, but it has done a ton of amazing work for unimportant people like me. So… my sincere thanks to the people that made it. I’m glad you…
We know what this looks like, over all of human history, and it’s not 300m people living comfortably on checks from the government. We do need to do something, and soon, but “tax those guys a lot and send the proceeds…
I kinda feel that way too, but I can see why 3% of iphone sales wasn’t a compelling case at apple.
You haven’t been reading my comments, pal.
I wish that Apple today was a little more like the Apple that ruthlessly murdered the floppy disc and Flash.
Fun. But a status needs to be updated semi-frequently and my dns service only offers api mgmt for bigger customers. I guess I could delegate a zone to another provider who does.
Don’t try zip codes. It gives you somewhere in Mexico.
It turns out 99.9999% of iPhone users don’t want what HN wants. They want what Apple sells.
I’ve found they won’t always comply with adversarial review. No doubt because us unwashed masses aren’t blessed with the super special “security” ones. We might be looking for exploits for bad reasons.
That was my approach, for too long. Lots of coffee and cigarettes. Helped with brain function, too. It’s a real shame it was literally killing me the whole time.
I just got a nostalgia hit remembering all the phpBB type boards. But also I haven’t seen much of that style of bulletin boards in ages. Maybe the occasional EEVBlog or Ars kinda count?
I remember those often being mentioned in “keep your home prepared in case of fire” educational materials, too. I’ve just never actually seen one.
It’s incredible engineering right now.
I think Twitter is the one that actually makes money. Until they sold all their compute to anthropic, Ai was the boat anchor.
$250k deposit for the mid tier? They’ll be in some Saudi collections for sure.
Musk, while a horrible presenter, did say something like “we’re doing this here because otherwise everyone would think it’s ai.”
Some stuff you really shouldn’t do just because you saw some youtube videos, and it has fuck-all to do with “government indoctrination.” I grew up in trades. I’ve seen shit work and dangerous work and serviceable work…
What you think is reasonable and what they are gunning for can be very different things. For instance, you can hear “their model is dangerous! Why would I want that?!” Investors hear, “Their skunkworks stuff is so…
My takeway from “Passkeys are a trap” is that there are like four different approaches to something that everyone just calls “passkeys”, and they are not the same. For example, some are portable and some are not.
I could see this being true for paintings, and especially if your primary interest is the meta. For anything experiential, a virtual environment makes a kind of sense to me. Is it stained glass or sculpture or armor or…
It seems obvious that it’s somewhat personal. To some degree it works for me, but it’s very “what am I doing at work right now” and “is this personal thing really for fun or am I forcing it on myself.” A quick test…
> The sales rep who answered the phone must have taken pity on me because he mailed the CPU manual for free. You almost want to find out if that person is still around, to thank them.
If there was ever any appeal to me, it’s that vague notion that machines get wiped, rebuilt, compromised, travel, get stolen, etc. A dedicated device could kinda avoid some of that if it mostly sits in a safe or…
> The fact that Apple back in the early iOS days thought it invented desktop icons is still absolutely ridiculous. That wasn’t a thing.
The more important question is, “Why do we care?” It’s what everyone uses… positive, negative, or neutral. Until something else catches on, there’s no reason to explain, apologize, or duel over it.
I’m sure KiCad makes super smart mega pros get really angry and fling their feces, but it has done a ton of amazing work for unimportant people like me. So… my sincere thanks to the people that made it. I’m glad you…
We know what this looks like, over all of human history, and it’s not 300m people living comfortably on checks from the government. We do need to do something, and soon, but “tax those guys a lot and send the proceeds…
I kinda feel that way too, but I can see why 3% of iphone sales wasn’t a compelling case at apple.
You haven’t been reading my comments, pal.
I wish that Apple today was a little more like the Apple that ruthlessly murdered the floppy disc and Flash.
Fun. But a status needs to be updated semi-frequently and my dns service only offers api mgmt for bigger customers. I guess I could delegate a zone to another provider who does.
Don’t try zip codes. It gives you somewhere in Mexico.
It turns out 99.9999% of iPhone users don’t want what HN wants. They want what Apple sells.
I’ve found they won’t always comply with adversarial review. No doubt because us unwashed masses aren’t blessed with the super special “security” ones. We might be looking for exploits for bad reasons.
That was my approach, for too long. Lots of coffee and cigarettes. Helped with brain function, too. It’s a real shame it was literally killing me the whole time.
I just got a nostalgia hit remembering all the phpBB type boards. But also I haven’t seen much of that style of bulletin boards in ages. Maybe the occasional EEVBlog or Ars kinda count?
I remember those often being mentioned in “keep your home prepared in case of fire” educational materials, too. I’ve just never actually seen one.
It’s incredible engineering right now.
I think Twitter is the one that actually makes money. Until they sold all their compute to anthropic, Ai was the boat anchor.
$250k deposit for the mid tier? They’ll be in some Saudi collections for sure.
Musk, while a horrible presenter, did say something like “we’re doing this here because otherwise everyone would think it’s ai.”
Some stuff you really shouldn’t do just because you saw some youtube videos, and it has fuck-all to do with “government indoctrination.” I grew up in trades. I’ve seen shit work and dangerous work and serviceable work…
What you think is reasonable and what they are gunning for can be very different things. For instance, you can hear “their model is dangerous! Why would I want that?!” Investors hear, “Their skunkworks stuff is so…
My takeway from “Passkeys are a trap” is that there are like four different approaches to something that everyone just calls “passkeys”, and they are not the same. For example, some are portable and some are not.
I could see this being true for paintings, and especially if your primary interest is the meta. For anything experiential, a virtual environment makes a kind of sense to me. Is it stained glass or sculpture or armor or…
It seems obvious that it’s somewhat personal. To some degree it works for me, but it’s very “what am I doing at work right now” and “is this personal thing really for fun or am I forcing it on myself.” A quick test…
> The sales rep who answered the phone must have taken pity on me because he mailed the CPU manual for free. You almost want to find out if that person is still around, to thank them.
If there was ever any appeal to me, it’s that vague notion that machines get wiped, rebuilt, compromised, travel, get stolen, etc. A dedicated device could kinda avoid some of that if it mostly sits in a safe or…
> The fact that Apple back in the early iOS days thought it invented desktop icons is still absolutely ridiculous. That wasn’t a thing.