imnes

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by imnes 21d ago
It's not making headlines, but Google and Apple seem to be getting hammered by AI as well. Getting app updates approved to release on prod on Play Store / App store used to take days, now it's taking weeks.
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by imnes 1mo ago
If the problem really stems from capacity issues and the unexpected growth rate, maybe the way forward is further limiting / throttling capacity to free tier users, and increased costs for paid users to allow more expansion (in compute
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by imnes 1mo ago
GitHub, Charles Schwab, Microsoft Teams, Copilot, New York State, AWS, Progressive, Azure, Microsoft Store, Cloudflare, ADP, Google Sheets, E-Trade, Fidelity... Did Mythos break out of it's container? https://downdetector.co
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by imnes 1mo ago
Is this the new "let me google that for you"?
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by imnes 2mo ago
The accusation that they pushed a new feature to Chrome users? They do that all the time? Why is this one alarming / needs special consent?
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by imnes 2mo ago
Serious question - why would Google need to ask user consent to push a new feature / update to Chrome? There's been a lot of new tech introduced through Chrome and eventually widely adopted and available everywhere. Without requir
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by imnes 2mo ago
From a year ago. They talked about adding the ability for Chrome to install Gemini Nano on-demand when a web app wants to use it. I guess this is the next step, making it always available by default. Practical built-in AI with Gemini Nano i
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by imnes 4mo ago
I'm going through a similar exercise right now in an app I'm building. No server dependencies, for features that have traditionally used server side APIs, moving those capabilities onto the device. And also utilizing the on-board
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by imnes 7mo ago
We're actively hiring, lots of positions. WEX is an international Fintech company. Most positions are being recruited as on-site roles, must be located near or willing to relocate to one of our locations. It's been a good company
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by imnes 8mo ago
Is there a nerdfont variant?
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by imnes 11mo ago
https://www.ubuntu-touch.io/
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Ask HN: Are cookie consent banners meaningless?(cookielawinfo.com)
3 points by imnes 2y ago|1 comments
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by imnes 2y ago
A large portion of websites I visit for the first time all show a cookie consent banner. I was curious what accepting or rejecting in that banner actually does. After all, as a web developer, I'm used to seeing most cookies sent with t
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by imnes 3y ago
I wouldn't try to implement anything yourself. Use one of the game building toolkits already out there. If you don't mind going vintage, this is one I used many years ago, it's for building 3D games similar to DOOM, for DOS.
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by imnes 3y ago
I'd use one of the existing game toolkits that you can build a 3d game on top of, not try to build anything from scratch. If you want to go vintage this was a DOS app for creating DOOM style 3D games. https://archive.org&#x
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by imnes 12y ago
Doesn't appear to be related to Firefox. I tried it from Chrome on my desktop (with dev-tools emulating a Nexus 5). See screenshot. Looks like if you're on a mobile device at all they want you to use the app instead of your bro