wafriedemann

this is one of the largest tasks of any professional services support firm like big law, audit, tax. if you can automate this monkey work you have to cut teams at least in half to stay competitive (probably more).

i see you're a problem solver

the biggest mistake is thinking the rising revenue share of services adds diversification and makes Apple less dependend on iPhone revenue because barely anyone would choose Apple services if they didn't have an iPhone.

more important than a proxy is having an alternative to google because it is crazy how much they censor search results. just add brave search as a secondary.

i'd go even further: since harm of unrestricted access could not be proven, existing restrictions need to be reversed.

seems to work very well in my tests on some tough websites. finally one reason less to switch to android.

tried it before and it really doesn't. new ublock lite in safari seems great so far.

I thought about doing that as well. Currently I use Doppler but I wanted to add meta data from Wikipedia to create an experience similar to what Roon offers. It should also have more automation like auto-generated daily playlists and the like so your local library feels more alive and let's you rediscover things.

They want you to unlock wikipedia articles for 4 dollars each?

I read the announcement ages ago. This is it now? Something everyone can replicate with html in less than 5 minutes? Edit: and of course it's subscription-based.

The question I am most interested in is: How do people even get funding (or in other words: Who gets funding)

I'd assume it's 'references', i.e. which school you went to, which university you went you, who you know/who knows you

Where are early employees from? Are they still from the same elite circles?