I'd like to see them do this with Backpack, their personal information manager/personal wiki/personal note taking tool. It was a great product for its time.
It's the alias of a minor character in the novel The Nuclear Age by Tim O'Brien -- one of the two trainers of a small group of radicals that included the novel's protagonist. Not that I train radicals or anything like that.
"This package implements a modern style for your Org buffers using font locking and text properties. The package styles headlines, keywords, tables and source blocks."
> Let me let you in on a little secret: if you think that generative AI can do serious journalism better than a massive organization with a huge number of reporters, then, um, you deserve to go out of business.
Does this also apply to a smaller organization like TechDirt?
Doubt there's anything sinister or shady about that. Maybe he doesn't have any plans. Or maybe he just doesn't feel like sharing those plans or doesn't feel obliged to share them.
Whenever the folks at YC get around to adding the feature. To be honest, I don't think they put too many resources into HN, so that could be a while. If ever.
Once again, Musk finds out there are consequences to his actions. But, once again, he figures that those consequences don't apply to him. What a surprise there ...
This contains the wrong URL. It points to an article titled "Could a Neuroscientist Understand a Microprocessor?" and not the one about Amazon ditching Android.
Does using Google will unlock my productivity potential?
Seriously: please consider 1) having some copy on that page that briefly explains what the ToDo App is and how it'll unlock that potential, and 2) offering more than just a social login.