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stevenkkim
1mo ago
I feel like it should seem obvious gas stoves create unhealthy pollution in an indoor environment. What is less obvious and what I would personally like to know is how much pollution remains if you have a hood above your gas stove that exha
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3mo ago
Step 1: make copilot in window actually useful.
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5mo ago
"Broetry" See: https://fenwick.media/rewild/magazine/dead-broets-society-be...
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6mo ago
AltTab works well for me on macOS https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app/
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8mo ago
GA is free while Fathom and Plausible are not. I think that's the main reason why GA is so popular and therefore why most sites need cookie consent banners.
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Amazon's dynamic pricing is causing chaos for school budgets
(theverge.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
I wonder if Amazon's differing pricing by region is just an Amazon business problem or whether it applies to regular consumers as well. If the latter is the case, how does camelcamelcamel.com keep track of pricing?
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11mo ago
I suspect Dropbox doesn't care about b2c customers anymore... only b2b
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11mo ago
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's in the cloud and not local. Still useless to me. I use AI all the time when coding (very useful) and ChatGPT in general is also very useful. Never found Windows co-pilot or Office co-pilot useful for any
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11mo ago
Yes, here's the email. No mention of the $99 no-AI option. Thank you for being a valued Microsoft 365 subscriber. To reflect the value we’ve added over the past decade, address rising costs, and enable us to continue delivering new inn
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11mo ago
This happened to me in the U.S. too. Family plan went from $99/yr to $129/yr. I was going to just going to resentfully accept this, when I just got annoyed and said, "you know what? we don't use word and excel enough to
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11mo ago
I'm still keeping my iPhone 8 Plus and MacBook Air M1 for the exact same reason. I'm not buying any more Apple products until the notch goes away.
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1y ago
For me, a really annoying tick in Cursor is how it often says "Perfect!" after completing a task, especially if it completely fails to execute the prompt. So I told Cursor, "please stop saying 'perfect' after execut
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1y ago
Same for me.
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1y ago
This is gold.
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2y ago
Nice! I hope the sidebar can be disabled (I'm not a fan) but everything else looks much better.
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2y ago
If I recall, I think the same thing is going to happen to the Microsoft Edge browser, which is built on chromium, which is a real shame because this could've been a point of differentiation for them. Windows has always asked me to swit
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2y ago
As a longtime Chrome user, I just switched to Firefox because of this. Everything seems fine so far. I just wish Mozilla would invest some time to polish the UI a little – it feels a bit dated and rough.
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2y ago
Apple Wired Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (MB110LL/B) + Colemak
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stevenkkim
2y ago
Could you share a link to your game? I'd love to check it out.
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2y ago
On a somewhat unrelated note, I remember Nuance used to be quite litigious, using its deep patent collection to sue startups and competitors. I'm not sure if this is still the case now that they're owned by Microsoft, but you may
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3y ago
I use both, about 50/50. I have a windows desktop and a mac laptop. Perhaps that's why I have difficulty adjusting because I am switching between the two. But I find the windows approach more intuitive since I use a combination of
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3y ago
Ok, it's obviously exaggeration. It's a frequent source of annoyance, not hatred. It is also true that I am a curmudgeon. I use both macOS and Windows. I think they are both fine operating systems, each has its own annoyances, but
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3y ago
For me, I hate having the extra mental overhead of thinking "am I switching windows between apps or in the same app"? I just want to switch windows. I often pick the wrong shortcut.
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3y ago
The article says that even 2700k leds have a blue light spike (albeit smaller than the 4100ks) since the led source is blue light. Also, maybe it just in my head, but I think the light from incandescents/halogens look nicer than leds..
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3y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I don't have any home automation stuff, but good to know this exists.
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3y ago
Nice little rhyme, never heard that one. Yes, I think 2700k would have been better, we had originally picked 4100k because we prefered the look. But the article says that even 2700k leds have a blue light spike (albeit smaller than the 4100
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3y ago
Yeah, I learned this when I thought my kid was spending hours coding, he was actually spending hours playing games.
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3y ago
I came across this article on HN recently: https://www.sevarg.net/2023/02/11/how-your-leds-are-killing-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34902429 After reading it, I realized that havi
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4y ago
Wow, I've been waiting for this for years and honestly thought it would never happen. Does anyone have any sense of how long it might take for this get out of beta and widely supported by iOS/iPadOS devices?
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