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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
Good point, I’ll fix this in a bit, any typeface recommendations?
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
Definitely ridiculous and mostly an exaggeration on my part. There is some truth to it because the features of iMessage group chats are fun (stickers, message animations, etc.) but more generally I just like the Apple ecosystem. My personal
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
I’ve tried Gboard and SwiftKey on iOS. Not sure if Google just gave up on updating the iOS variant or if Apple holds it back intentionally (probably a bit of both) but they pale in comparison to their Android counterparts. I’d prefer a usea
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
I see where you’re coming from, this was an impulsive creation after months/years of frustration without any expectations. For anyone curious of my experience here are my main pain points: - autocorrect failing to correct minor mistake
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
Don’t we all deserve a little whimsy in our lives?
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Fix the iOS keyboard before the timer hits zero or I'm switching back to Android
(ios-countdown.win)
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
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Apple, fix the iOS keyboard before the timer ends or I'm switching to Android
(ios-countdown.win)
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
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ozzyphantom
7mo ago
I know this is dumb but I just got especially annoyed my iPhone's keyboard today. It really is ridiculous though...
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A Professional Proposal
(thismightnotmatter.com)
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ozzyphantom
8mo ago
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ozzyphantom
8mo ago
A new way to get promoted at your org
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ozzyphantom
8mo ago
Too lazy to learn is a bit harsh and your statement lacks empathy. Coding has been free to learn for a long time and the quality of education resources has only improved overtime. But that does not mean it’s easy and it doesn’t decrease the
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ozzyphantom
8mo ago
This is only partially true. For the foreseeable future until maybe we systems that can predict what someone will need/want for an app at any given time (a prospect as horrifying as it is awesome imo), there’ll be plenty of people, may
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ozzyphantom
10mo ago
This is a great post. I’m thankful that many of the comments here reminded me why this website’s comments section is not worth reading, ceaseless negativity. Not wasting any more time reading them!
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ozzyphantom
1y ago
Out of curiosity, do you have any numbers in mind when you say "very very far away" or just generally you mean multiple technological paradigms away?
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Ask HN: How is US entering war affecting your AGI timelines?
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ozzyphantom
1y ago
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ozzyphantom
1y ago
My experience was extremely difficult and I think many people underestimate that unless you get really lucky early on, it’s a lot of work to seriously date. To be honest I have a lot of the features that people think equal automatic success
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ozzyphantom
1y ago
I don’t completely disagree with you but I don’t think that’s very realistic to be honest. Plus, in my experience, I felt very similarly in that I wanted to meet someone in “real life”. That felt important to me, to have some kind of story
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ozzyphantom
1y ago
Another idea I had to play a role in solving that issue (not that I’ve really thought too deeply about it yet) is, similar to how the free version of Hinge works, greatly limiting the amount of likes you can send in a day. Perhaps with gre
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ozzyphantom
1y ago
After finding my partner on Hinge (following years of dating apps, setups, and in-person approaches), I've reflected on this journey. Despite the countless disappointing dates, the 3-year struggle ultimately proved worthwhile. However,
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ozzyphantom
2y ago
Not much compared to Patreon but if you watch more than a couple YouTubers can you reasonably be expected to subscribe to every YouTuber’s Patreon? I don’t doubt any given YouTube premium subscription provides a negligible amount of income
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ozzyphantom
2y ago
It’s my understanding that in addition to the cameras it also uses the sensors already built in to the car which would include blind-spot detection, no?