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The world has data on air quality. My country, Poland, has air quality information. But Apple is still opposed to showing them. :(
It should be Tom's Hardware thing to releal this type of a scam.
We have sugar-free, lactose free I want Smart free devices!!!
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It helps them cut the subsidization of tokens. Then they will release Pro x2, which could be the same as the old $200 but with fewer tokens.
An AI Agent. In COBOL. Yes
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Built my personal site as a browser terminal. No frameworks, no build step — just one HTML file with ~1000 lines of vanilla JS.Has a virtual filesystem you can navigate (ls, cd projects, cat cv.pdf), easter eggs, a tour command for non-technical visitors, and tracks what commands people actually type via Umami.The interesting part: looking at real usage data to see what commands people try has...
One endpoint. Best model. Any task
What I can say that it's a well-maintained format but also kinda hard to learn.
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Hi HNAfter work I built a small Chrome extension that detects whether a webpage is rendered using Server Side Rendering, Client Side Rendering, or a hybrid approach.As a frontend developer I often wanted a quick way to check how a site is rendered without opening devtools and digging through network and DOM. This started as a personal after hours project and turned into something I use daily,...
Not metaphorically. Not as a sanity check. Actually use them in your calculation. Your estimate will be more accurate.
This isn't a trick. It's called Stein's Paradox, and it broke statistics in 1956. The proof is airtight. The math is correct. And yet it feels deeply, fundamentally wrong.