#typescript#editor#gfm#javascript#markdown#markdown_editor#milkdown#prosemirror#remarkjs#rich_text_editor#typescript#wysiwyg#wysiwyg_editor
Milkdown is a flexible, open-source editor that lets you write and edit Markdown in a simple, visual way, just like you see it in apps such as Typora. It is built using powerful tools like ProseMirror and Remark, and everything in Milkdown works as a plugin, so you can add or remove features easily. You can customize its look and feel to match your app, and it supports real-time collaboration for team editing. This means you get a reliable, easy-to-use editor that fits your needs and grows with your projects, making writing and sharing documents smoother and more efficient[1][2][4].
https://github.com/Milkdown/milkdown
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Super Bowl Ad TRICKING You Into Welcoming Surveillance State!
During the Super Bowl, you may have seen a commercial for #Amazon’s #Ring “Search Party” feature, which uses an emotional lost-dog story to encourage adoption of participation in what amounts to a widespread neighborhood #surveillance net. Jimmy points out that the ad masks #privacy risks tied to AI-driven #cameras, data sharing, and Amazon’s broader surveillance ecosystem, including concerns about opt-out defaults and government access.
He and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger expand the discussion into a broader critique of social media and smart devices as tools of self-surveillance, suggesting public safety and convenience are being used to justify constant monitoring. Ultimately, it frames the commercial as emblematic of a growing surveillance state presented as benevolent technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AJtRDjoXN4
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Hohem Raises $13.76M
Hohem secures $13.76 million funding in a round closing on December 12, 2024. The brand specializes in AI tracking gimbals for both consumers and professionals, offering stabilizers for smartphones and cameras.
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