Searching through old conversations is difficult with the current app and web interface. Could you have the model provide a bunch of tags relevant to the conversation like “cooking” or “purchase advice” or “music”, so that we are able to browse conversations by topic?

Thanks!

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WiFi doesn't fare any better than BLE under rubble unfortunately, but WiFi is going to be a useful technology to build disaster response tools in general

https://eclecticlight.co/m1-macs/

A good start is the series of articles “Making the most of Apple silicon power”

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Patrick Collison (of stripe fame) put together a collection of historical ambitious projects that got done quickly, look into the biographies of people mentioned in there. https://patrickcollison.com/fast

If someone is looking for something similar with less hassle, let me plug my friend’s product :) https://www.inklay.app/ I’ve been using it for the better part of a year now to show the weather, a dashboard and some comics and am very happy with it, it just works and looks great too

Sure the prices might not be quite as good as what Starlink gets but definitely comparable in big-O notation (especially compared to other launch providers).

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RSS readers work well to track simple blogs that publish in a "stream of consciousness" fashion (that is, one idea after another, roughly in the order that they are thought up by the author).

News sites (think BBC, the Economist, foreign affairs, the Atlantic, etc) are a different beast... they publish a lot of content all the time and it's not all equally important. The top stories linger on top of the home page for a long time, while minor ones either get pushed to the bottom or leave the front page quickly altogether.

I think there's value in the editor's judgement of their own content, so I'm looking for an app that understands and keeps track of it in order to make it accessible to the user. For example I'd want to ask "what were the 10 stories that lingered on the front page of the bbc the longest in the last week" or "all stories that made it to the top 2 spots in the last 3 days" or some combination thereof.

Do you know of any such app? (Or do you want to build one? I'd certainly be a paying customer!)

Thanks!

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4131164/how-do-i-pull-fr...

Made me think of the emoji physical keyboard from Tom Scott https://youtu.be/3AtBE9BOvvk

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