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noelbautista91··on ChatGPT app for iOS
>The ChatGPT app is free to use and syncs your history across devices

Chat history on the mobile app took a while to sync. In the time it synced, I asked ChatGPT is history is synced across devices. It said: (paraphrasing) "History is separate from the app and desktop, due to privacy considerations and the way the system was designed"

I see my history now after 5 minutes of waiting on the app

noelbautista91··on The core problem with hamburger menus
One look at a the footer option (not disagreeing with it, btw) and I can already see product and design teams crapping on it.

Product usually wants something to look familiar. "Can we make a website like _pulls up phone_, I want ours to look modern".

noelbautista91··on Use singular nouns for database table names
This is why one should go with `$APP_User` or append `$APP` to generic sounding classes/tables. It's a slight inconvenience.

Or maybe get into the habit of wrapping your table/column names with backticks to tell the query language of choice that you're not referring about the keyword.

noelbautista91··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2023)
FYI the link is broken

> Cannot GET /gridmatic/ee0f4882-10aa-4c92-b0bb-14970b75f19f](https://jobs.lever.co/gridmatic/ee0f4882-10aa-4c92-b0bb-1497...)

noelbautista91··on Show HN: Get a Professional Headshot in Minutes with AI
Reminds me of the dropbox comment many years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
noelbautista91··on Foliate – A simple and modern eBook viewer for Linux desktops
Not OP, I haven't used Foliate either.

Calibre UI is unappealing and too complex. Sometimes you just need a library of books without the clutter. Foliate looks simpler to use, but for some reason it doesn't allow bulk imports.

noelbautista91··on Ask HN: How to best take advantage of the coming recession?
I was about the same age as you during the last recession, but in the US.

Looking back, I would strap up on cash until interest rates go down, or (the easy way) is to dollar cost average SP500.