umeshunni

Doesn't matter. Google killed Chromebooks.

that's about the maturity level the average reporter has

Curious if they still do the daily triage and war rooms. I left in 2010 but those practices seemed like a remnant of the 90s era desktop computing paradigm than web or cloud.

Chesterton’s Fence

Once you make it hard to build something, the incentives to build the thing goes away. Can you imaging trying to build a factory in California in 2026? Or 2006? The NIMBYs can barely stand building an ice cream store.

I did an even simpler thing. I had it connect to gmail MCP and email it to me as an .mp3 file which I then play on my phone.

richardttang probably a bot trying to drive traffic to his site.

This is a pretty stupid take.

1. DAUs didn't drop, but DAU growth did. You'd think someone posting on HN would know the difference. 2. Insiders always sell RSUs. That's not news.

I would expect a refrigerator to work 20+ years. What does a legacy product even mean this situation?

Won't that also block anyone who copy-pastes your name? I often copy paste names so that I don't make typos.

> Between 1975 and 1998, the share of Americans who gave or attended a monthly dinner party declined by half.

Interesting. I would have assumed the correlation is with the rise of the internt and smartphones, but it looks like the drop precedes that.

data point #3 if you include his stint at Symantec 10+ years ago.