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Aha. Thanks, I wasn’t aware of that.

PNG does support layers. Yes. I remember using it in Macromedia Fireworks which had a native format PNG which functioned like Photoshop's PSD and saved layers and its styles and stuff.

What’s the reason though, any idea?

“Desirable” is a variable though across such different times

As someone who grew up in mud and all kinds of filth while playing in a (stereo)typical Indian city, I have to say this makes sense. We kids were just left to play by themselves for hours at a time while we made merry in the dirtiest streets. Nobody was “clean”. There were open drains everywhere and let’s just say that a ball going into those drains never stopped an exciting game of gully cricket.

And, this was most of India not just us.

You can have taskbar on left in Windows 11 as well.

ycombinator.com gettting renamed to y.com?

Just so utilitarian!

Those move and copy icons, omg just love them!

> Quite obviously because advertisers prefer networks without controversy.

This + less moderation headaches for Meta as political discussions invite the most toxic users

> does it matter if you use ChatGPT for inspiration?

Absolutely not.

And?

The tool in question was used for AI text detection not generation.

> It sounds the same with "tweet".

May be in certain cultures. I have never made that connect. I am from India.

Sounds like a drug addict looking for another dose

Keeping the restriction aside, you can still log into most websites even inside webviews.

Context: Queryable is an offline semantic photo album search app for iOS

Launch on HN some months back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34686947

Developer: https://github.com/mazzzystar

Where is your quoted text from? I couldn't find it on linked github.

Edit: Okay, found it. I think it's likely that those warnings are only for uploading on their demo server linked on github and not on the locally hosted product.

> I do wonder why threads wasn't just included in the Instagram app.

May be because they are trying to create a separate identity and attract twitter crowd which may or may not like IG much. No one likes IG much these days tbh. Just using IG to logging in is an entirely different matter, people are used to logging in using different service providers like google, facebook etc.

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Adding on to what other user said, Readwise has GPT summary option for every article, inbuilt natural language narrator, support for epub files, and lot more. You can also save individual highlights and notes with each save. They also have very responsive developers and a very handy newsletter they send to users to keep them apprised of what is happening behind the scenes. Not to mention a brilliant iOS app.

This is so non-specific. Which website(s) are you talking about?

And the sundry video editing tools, pdf editors, random file converters etc. So many just mask their promotion strategies in the form of review blogs.

It has already been posted here multiple times before.

Not sure if you can but if you can, feel free to change title to make it more appropriate. HN doesn’t mind.

I like whatever this is haha

I didn’t know r/nfl represents the whole of reddit. Mind = blown.

Hey, are you aware of WT.Social? It’s run by Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia Guy) and he just released its second version. The philosophy of your product seems aligned with his. See if you wanna contribute or partner: https://twitter.com/jimmy_wales/status/1668266400723488769

It's like I landed in 90s forum talking about stuff happening in 2023. It's a weird feeling.

As an example, Apollo has around 50k paying members currently. Even if we say 10% are really hardcore ones and will jump ship (and not just use Reddit’s default app which is decent if not feature rich), how many of those 10% will still retain Reddit as a parallel app, and how many of those will get frustrated very fast because growth is very hard in this space owing to federated nature of upcoming social networks and growing personal server costs and the time it will take for that social network to become mature like reddit. Will the remaining ones who stuck with the new ship and probably brought new members as well as part of scaling, be enough to generate enough revenue for those apps to continue investing in the new social network?

Also, what I have understood with these Reddit 3rd party app developers - seeing multiple ones over the years from Alien Blue to Readit to Apollo - is that these guys are pretty good at understanding complexity and solving it via their good designs but a social network is not just all this as we have seen with Reddit itself and now twitter. It’s about moderation, nurturing communities, formulating effective user friendly policies across communities and much more. Which none of these app developers have experience with.