Has Meta acquired anything that worked recently?

Why is it not "as soon as possible"?

> Farmed animals could live happy, healthy lives and then be culled in a humane way

Ok but why stop there

Is is just me or this is the first website with a sensible text size (relative to the lenght of the content) and every other (legacy) sites on the internet has way too small text?

I am an Raycast user and I see them improving Raycast (while working on this) including the AI features that I do use, so...

"One of the two USB-C ports is limited to USB 2.0 speeds of just 480 Mb/s"

Why? Did they stock-piled USB 2.0 controllers and now need to get it off their inventory or something?

Costs. gotta remember this thing is based on iPhone hardware...which doesnt have more than 1 usb port normally.

More like stockpiled a phone SoC with limited I/O

Sales are about distribution, they have a channel. This "moat" thing matters to unestablished start-ups a lot more. We should apply context while copy pasting arguments.

This just means that the existing sales channel would be their moat. Which can be a valid argument, though I don't remember having heard of Raycast before, so it isn't obvious to me. I was interested in hearing what they see as their moat here.

Can we please not equate "performant apps with good user experience" with "native apps". One is (user-centric) goals, the other one is just a dogma, propaganda sold by a certain type of consultant.

You mean writing simplistic forms so full of side effects they need to be written in a "native" framework? Sounds like good engineering.

It's just noise for AI too. There is no reason to be lazy with context management when you can simply ask the AI to write the summary of the session. But even that is hardly useful when AI can just read the source of truth which is the code and committed docs