Part of my job is watchings users. And well, they do it anyway. So we can make it easier for them to do it.

if you are into local LLMs check out apfel

https://github.com/Arthur-Ficial/apfel

Apple Ai on the command line

Looks excellent -- thanks; shame older intel macs don't get it (a lot of those still around)

I've been having fun with this one https://github.com/osaurus-ai/osaurus

50+ sample results from apple ai https://github.com/Arthur-Ficial/apfel/blob/main/EXAMPLES.md

here is my version with algo generated levels and you have to navigate a ship from left to right

https://strait-sweeper.franzai.com/

On Chrome, right-click brings up the context menu in addition to flagging a mine, which basically makes this unplayable.

Also the ship is not explained at all (the graphics, the controls, the systems). I'd recommend at least a one paragraph help section in the menu.

Long press instead of right click also marks mines.

fixed

Cool! But on level 10 the ship can't move further to the goal although the path is cleared. No movement forward is allowed

fixed. thx for the feeback

thanks, try a 3s longpress for an easter egg

Google AI overview dissector

AIOs are a black hole - we dont know when they appear and whats in it. so i creates a tool thats starts with GSC data and enriches it via AIO data

works good and the major finding by now

the best AIOs you can get are ..... none.

doesn't matter if you are in it or not - as soon as they show up the CTR to tour web-property goes down massively ~60% to 70%

the CTR on the AIOs are ~0%

I love my iPad, best TV i have ever owned.

Ha, yes. I have a Galaxy A7 lite that is my TV. Much cheaper and has a 500GB SD Card in it as well.

my time at a money startup (debit cards) i pushed to legal and security people to change their behaviour from "how can we prevent this" to "how can we enable this - while still staying with the legal and security framework" worked good after months of hard work and day long meetings.

then the heads changed and we were back to square one.

but for a moment it was glorious of what was possible.

It's a cultural thing. I loved working at Google because the ethos was "you can do that, and i'll even help you, but have you considered $reason why your idea is stupid/isn't going to work?"

I found the development of my Triclock[1] interesting. Stayed in Show HN for 3 days, never reached the frontpage, 65 upvotes. So a popular 3 day evergreen. All other of my Show HN were Crash & Burn or Burn & Shine

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46975399

Yeah Show HN has a pretty interesting distribution compared to standard posts due to the long-term visibility on the Show page. The odds of a Show HN post breaking 10 points is significantly higher than an average post, but of the posts that clear 10 points, I recall the likelihood of breaking 100 points to be similar to a regular post.

As a sidenote: That clock is so cool: I was just mesmerized for multiple minutes!

So with Max Stoiber and Peter Steinberger 2 well known Austrian Devs ended up at OpenAI.