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logic_node
11mo ago
Yeah, I noticed that too. Looks like YouTube's testing a cleaner player with some Liquid Glass elements. YouTube's new player looks cleaner https://www.squaredtech.co/youtube-new-video-player-cleaner-...
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11mo ago
Didn't realize Apple quietly pulled the Clips app until now. Kind of weird there's been zero mention from them. https://www.squaredtech.co/https-squaredtech-co-apple-clips-...
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1y ago
https://www.squaredtech.co/android-features-for-parents We talk a lot on HN about optimization and efficiency, but what about digital independence? For many older users, a powerful smartphone is often a source of anxiety, n
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Tips for better image generation in Gemini
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logic_node
1y ago
Thanks for sharing that!
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1y ago
Thanks! That’s great to hear.
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Ask HN: Anyone using llms.txt on blogs? Worth it for AI search?
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1y ago
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Most engineering teams (90%) now use AI coding tools – what's next?
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1y ago
It’s crazy that most emergency plans ignore geomagnetic threats—did you know a Carrington‑level flare today could knock out transformers worth hundreds of billions? What low‑cost steps could cities take now?
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1y ago
So now we’ve reached the point where one AI needs to verify another’s step-by-step thoughts. Feels like the early days of code linters — only now it’s for reasoning chains. Honestly, not mad about it though… if LLMs are going to "think
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1y ago
So now ChatGPT is becoming a spiritual advisor? Great, next thing you know it’ll start charging for horoscope readings and enlightenment via API. Jokes aside, kinda wild how quickly we go from productivity tools to existential questions. Ma
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1y ago
Feels like a small thing, but it’s definitely a shift in tone. Curious if this becomes a trend in Apple’s UI decisions moving forward.
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1y ago
I’ve been trying it out recently, mostly for writing and summarizing research. The memory feels subtle so far — it doesn’t jump in unless you really build on past prompts. That said, I totally agree about control. I wish there was a more ob
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1y ago
It is unsettling how AI can create lies that are more persuasive than the truth. This truly challenges our ability to differentiate fact from fiction in the digital age.
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1y ago
Surprised to see Grok coming to Telegram—if true, this could shake up how we interact with AI inside messaging apps.
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1y ago
These big breaches are alarming, reminds me of the recent AMOS malware incident that hijacked thousands of legit sites to target Mac users: https://www.squaredtech.co/2800-websites-hijacked-amos-malwa...
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1y ago
This essay nails it, clear thinking really does lead to clear writing. It’s a good reminder that writing is less about sounding smart and more about being understood.
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1y ago
Optical computing is gaining momentum as a way to boost speed and efficiency, especially for AI and quantum computing tasks. This article explores recent progress and what the future might hold for this technology.
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1y ago
The study shows AI can optimize communication protocols—not develop human-like intent. Emergent coordination (like shorthand labels) is mathematically inevitable in multi-agent systems, but conflating this with human sociality is dangerous.
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1y ago
Data shows web paywalls convert 30-50% worse than IAP (RevenueCat/Stripe). Unless your LTV >$500, that attrition costs more than Apple's 30% cut.
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1y ago
The introduction of robot chefs at South Korea's Munmak rest stop is a notable example of automation addressing labor shortages and standardizing food quality. These robots can prepare up to 14 servings simultaneously, operating 24
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1y ago
Haha yeah, I’ve heard that too! Apple might be late to the foldable party, but you know how they do it — show up last and still steal the spotlight. If they really launch one, it’ll probably be super refined… and super pricey. Let’s see if
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1y ago
True! Apple’s already ahead with the shared chip setup between Macs and iPhones. But yeah, for real work, nothing beats a proper laptop — big screen, keyboard, good speakers. I’ve tried using a phone with accessories too… not the same vibe.
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Google is building its own DeX: First look at Android's Desktop Mode
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1y ago
It's because as the coffee dries, the liquid gets pulled to the rim, leaving all the coffee gunk behind in a ring. Turns out, this same trick helps make better inks and paints too!
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1y ago
Interesting approach, but how well does this actually work?
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How iPhone 13's Satellite Connectivity Works
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