You pasted in the decoded German and asked it to "decode" into English?

Yeah. I wasn't _consious enough_ at the moment. Second attempt, though, succeeded https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49805363

Maybe both watched Tom Scott a month ago about Bletchley Park?

Interesting how 4/4 other replies didn't get the centralisation concern despite it being a fairly often discussed topic

I wonder how many cores they plan to cram in there, at least like 256 right?

144 per the article

Water has the highest density at 4°C, but I have no idea how that'd relate

It's +4°C (from the average global temperature). The glacier itself won't be at 4°C.

Why? The api has to be secure. Mobile os keeps the app safe. Where is the attack surface?

You don’t believe how often people leave secrets in the app or use webviews and iframes badly, misconfigure OAuth in client side and so on. There are many issues where secure API does not help.

Ok, yeah, I forgot that people do ship api keys inside binaries

Not the end, just google bleeding itself out as a search engine while LLMs take over. Chatgpt often links me random, actually decent sites that I wouldn't have gotten from a simple google search on first page, because it would've been exclusively seo slop

ChapGPT (and all other hosted L To me) still use a search engine behind the scenes whenever you ask a question. Often, it uses those seo slop sites as primary sources when formulating an answer. Which is why, even though hallucinations are now somewhat rare these days, you _still_ should independently verify their output for anything important.

How many random parasites has modern medicine removed from you? Likely you never even had one. It's not just medicine, we also have abundant, safe food, clean water and warm housing

>we also have abundant, safe food, clean water and warm housing

for now

Yes! I think it’s really easy for us to take for granted the long list of incredible things we take for granted. Every time I hear someone lament how horrible the world is today, I wonder when they’d rather have been born. Especially as a random human like this.

How would you count?

"you don't have to, they'll tell you."

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Then they deserve you taking a photo with a second phone

Well, I did, after the fact, but it's only because I had a work phone on me (that doesn't yet actively block sharing to non-work devices).

I doubt most people have a second phone on hand, ready and able to capture actual screen shots when your phone is preventing screenhots.

There might be a market for a USB-C camera to take phone screen photos to immediately upload back into the phone.

Yeah, few moments ago it hit me there could be a market for a phone case with in-built camera(s) that photograph your screen at a shallow angle on demand, and transform that into a screenshot automatically.

However, my idea happens to hit a very new limitation: for some reason, "privacy filters" are suddenly a thing. New phones have them built-in as some new magic display function, and for everyone else, there's this mad marketing push to get people to buy and use privacy foils in place of glass/foil screen protectors.

IDK what's up with those. Since when "shoulder surfing" with smartphones is a real problem, and why do marketers and product designers bet there's so much latent demand for it?

Recently handled someone's phone who had it. Neat technology. But the use case for it doesn't make sense, for the reason you specified.

The only thing I could think of is if you want to browse TikTok or Instagram in public and don't want people seeing the weird shit that's on your algorithm, but even then, that's kinda weird.