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As usual with Teenage Engineering, I love the hardware design, but this aspect of the software is a letdown: > rabbit OS operates apps on our secured cloud, so
by infotainment 3y ago
As usual with Teenage Engineering, I love the hardware design, but this aspect of the software is a letdown:
> rabbit OS operates apps on our secured cloud, so you don’t have to. Log into the apps you’d like rabbit to use on your system through the rabbit hole to relay control. You only need to do this once per app.
So things don't run on the device, but on the cloud. Unfortunate.
- wmf 3y agoThe device is $200 and appears to be smaller than a phone so yeah, it does not run AI locally. I assume Siri doesn't run locally on Apple Watch or AirPods either.
- tuckerman 3y agoNot that it refutes your general point, but the latest Apple watch runs (at least some) Siri requests locally on the device.
- slashink 3y agoYeah it sets timers, that's about it. Not saying this product is good but the intention of what they are trying to enable here is a world apart from what Apple is running on the watch.
- armadsen 3y agoMy understanding is that in recent versions of iOS (and iPadOS) Siri runs a decent percentage of requests locally as well.
- mqus 3y ago"operates apps so you don't have to" -> "to use, use a different PC, open the browser app and log into spotify" so... you also still have to have another PC and operate apps on it.
- whstl 3y agoSeems to be only for login/setting up OAuth. Honestly that's the best solution for a V1, in terms of security, privacy, speed of development, etc. The target audience is early adopters, that definitely isn't people who want to use Spotify/Uber/etc but don't have another device.
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- layer8 3y agoIt's currently completely unrealistic to run that level of universal LLM on a pocket device.