So people are actually using Google Podcasts? It's a pretty shit app for the use case.
YeeHaw
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Reminder that capitalism doesn't mean free market.
This whole stunt reminds me of a certain former OpenAI board member...
Except that's definitely not the case, since unlike crypto shit, the latest wave of AI tech is already useful and found lots of applications. It may never reach AGI level, but that doesn't mean it's not immensely useful.
For people like me, who don't feel cashing out money for a font - Iosevka is a pretty decent opensource clone of PragmataPro. But the OG still looks better to me somehow.
After having to use TypeScript in a project, I don't see much usefulness. It feels more like a weird linter, than an actual language with extra features. It's tons of ugly boilerplate for little gain, at least so far in my experience.
IMO this was always a stupid practice and nothing of value was lost.
I don't remember exactly anymore, but I guess... Firefox? And then Ubuntu after I got "serious" about it.
Not even "potential", that's what it's been famous for way before the 2022 Ukraine war.
Is it TickTick-level good?
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Ok, I just revisited it after a few years, and it seems kinda decent now, altho it's still pretty ugly. Back when I first tried it when it launched, it was as barebones as it could be. Adding new podcasts sucked, it had no trim silence option, no web app etc. Still tho, Pocket Casts is ahead of it even today.