Interesting that Google and Apple matched their quarterly earnings in revenue .
Readit NewsyRetsyM commented on Apple reports fourth quarter results apple.com/newsroom/2025/1... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
Still only 256k input tokens/context. Do they not see utility in larger context?
yRetsyM commented on DeskHog, an open-source developer toy posthog.com/deskhog... · Posted by u/constantinum
i still wish i had a small keyboard with like 9 configurable keys that can execute what ever i want like "start debug" or "open tty at a specific folder" or "git status a specific repository" and so on...
Something like this https://www.mylocalbytes.com/products/localdeck?
yRetsyM commented on Gemini 1.5 Pro Now Available in 180+ Countries developers.googleblog.com... · Posted by u/davidbarker
Not available in the UK - this seems quite common with Google lately, why is that?
yRetsyM commented on High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF/.heic) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hig... · Posted by u/capableweb
AVIF is supported on pretty much every modern browser now. Even Safari is adding support for it with the upcoming Safari release.
At this point AVIF vs JPEG XL is a more interesting discussion than anything vs HEIC.
What is the patent situation for JPEG XL vs AVIF?
yRetsyM commented on Cloudflare Experiencing Latency Issues cloudflarestatus.com... · Posted by u/z0a
I'm impressed they've updated their status page so quickly, unlike some of their cloud competitors
Side note: the comments in this are all almost as valuable as the content itself. Remember when comments were a way people used to enhance content rather than attack or degrade it?
yRetsyM commented on Many of the root certificates on Windows are not needed hexatomium.github.io/2020... · Posted by u/svenfaw
" Windows trusts 322 root certificates issued by 122 different organizations"
I think this is a good point I would never trust 122 people in my life with my bank-account details. But if I trust my browser it seems that is exactly what I'm doing.
Isn't there a better way?
You do trust one company with thousands of employees though, there's layers/levels of trust on this
I really can't fathom how this is possible. The largely young demographic (which I'm guessing warrants this valuation) has a track record of jumping from platform to platform, whichever is trendy for a given year.
With that in mind, how are investors seriously willing to get behind this company in such a big way?
Wasn't the same said about Facebook?
There has been a theme of instability with Gitlab.com over the last week or two. I'm not sure if it's growth related (they've seen a steady increase of users/traffic) and they've reached a scaling peak. OR if it's technically related - they've been doing a number of different infrastructure changes over the last few weeks which make a material difference to the main layers of the service.
For me the real test here is how they respond to this. As a paying customer I want to understand the issue, the efforts to prevent this in future and how they communicate this.