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by 015a 2y ago
Its actually kind of wild how obvious it is that this was not made by a human.
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by 015a 2y ago
> we all need to find harder prompts "One of the biggest traps for engineers is optimizing a thing that shouldn't exist." (from Musk I believe)
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by 015a 2y ago
Here's a video demonstration they posted on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50W4YeQdnSg
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by 015a 2y ago
The Series 10 is confirmed for 18 hours, like the Series 9 before it. The Ultra will definitely last longer. The Series 9 can as well, if you turn off features which Apple advertised the Apple Watch as having, and if you do not record a sin
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by 015a 2y ago
Its so sad how much Siri has degraded even since this commercial; and then Apple Intelligence comes along re-selling a ton of the stuff Siri used to be able to just do. - "Is that rain?" pulls up a weather widget, but Siri doesn&#
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by 015a 2y ago
To be frank: I think what you're saying is true only of the Apple Watch, and Apple is wrong to believe that their priorities are the ones which would resonate most with their customers. Bands from Garmin, Whoop, and others have 24&#x2F
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by 015a 2y ago
Apple will be one of the least impacted once the market corrects to this reality, because they can push off the cost of the inference silicon to customers for many many queries (especially given 3-4 years, as models become more efficient an
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by 015a 2y ago
VR also isn't it. The best case scenario for Vision is that it becomes a <$10B/quarter market similar to the iPad, but it costs substantially more to build and evolve (more complicated hardware and software, lower margins, less
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by 015a 2y ago
Heck, I have friends in tech that in the past did iPhone 4, 6, 8, whether you were an "even number" or an "odd number" iPhone buyer became something of a label. One of these guys is on the 11 Pro, has the 16 Plus in hi
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by 015a 2y ago
I have this sinking suspicion that the AI segment today was so quick, so high level, and so future-tense ("Siri will be able to..."), identical to the similar segment at WWDC; I have to wonder how many of these features we'll
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by 015a 2y ago
There are a thousand different ways that "escalated confrontation" with China can fall short of "direct conflict" while still negatively impacting TSMC's ability to allocate production to the west. That's why I
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by 015a 2y ago
I'm not sure if I buy the thesis entirely (that thesis most aptly being: "Gelsinger does have one fatal flaw: he still believes in Intel, and I no longer do.") The biggest reason is geopolitics: If escalated confrontation hap
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by 015a 2y ago
The gains aren't even "barely passed on". When new generation chips are released, they'll oftentimes release a new instance type at roughly the same price, then re-allocate the older generation chips to power internal se
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by 015a 2y ago
"Now" why? What's changed? There's no demand for it. The market of people who say "I'd switch to iCloud Keychain if only they had better Windows support" is vanishingly small, and at the end of the day App
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by 015a 2y ago
Their cross-comparison of vendors toward the end is pretty disingenuous. For starters: authentication entries stored in iCloud Keychain aren't "natively" accessible to Firefox and Chrome users on MacOS. Apple does officially
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by 015a 2y ago
Tbh the only people who seriously recommend iCloud for Windows are people who don't regularly use it.
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by 015a 2y ago
I think the better metaphor is: Imagine you make a chair over the weekend. You already have many chairs. Chairs are readily and cheaply available. Your design is likely derivative of many other chairs. Being told any of these things by a fr
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by 015a 2y ago
The act of reducing the length of variable names by replacing something descriptive (like "timeFactor") with something much shorter ("i") may be mechanical and simple, but it is destructive and reversing that is not rela
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by 015a 2y ago
To take a stab at my perception of why this is: Its the same reason why everyone and their mother has an opinion on note taking; programming language design is a topic that has a comparatively low skill floor to have an opinion on. Its diff
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by 015a 2y ago
I feel that you're being unrealistic, not the parent poster: Turning every aspect of your life into a jira ticket straight up isn't healthy (I'm using "jira" here as a stand-in for "any process management syste
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by 015a 2y ago
Tbh I don't assign weight to anyone with the opinion that Apple Reminders is too complicated.
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by 015a 2y ago
Deadlock is already within 10k of Artifact's all time peak player count; and it "legally" doesn't exist and is closed invite only [1] [2]. So, you can guess whatever you want; no one in their right mind would assert that
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by 015a 2y ago
One really, really critical piece of this: our ability to discern quality is predominated by how much quality we've had the opportunity to discern in our lifetimes. Jeff has eaten at ten thousand restaurants around the world in his lif
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by 015a 2y ago
> "If X happens then we'll all be cooked!" I don't feel that statement is stating that if X happens we're screwed; its stating that if X happens why is life worth living? Its only one metric among many, but rates
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by 015a 2y ago
> things that normal companies do successfully are impossible at Valve. By "things" do you mean "build an even moderately successful PC game distribution platform"? Because no one else has managed to do that. Epic, EA
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I agree; I believe it to be the case that even when provided with an immaculate audio consumption setup, fully wired, insulated, abyss headphones, some insane schiit amp and dac, a perfectly silent room, let the listener pick the songs, the
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by 015a 2y ago
One of the angles I find interesting when it comes to "quality" is the debate between Spotify and Apple Music. You'll see takes on Threads/Twitter like "I didn't realize just how much sound I was missing until
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by 015a 2y ago
On your iPhone, recognizing and accepting the obvious risk that a stranger on the internet is telling you to enter some weird input in your computer: pull down Spotlight and type "":: iOS is a very buggy operating system; they p
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by 015a 2y ago
Hospital management: "What new system or form can we add so our liability is limited in this happening again? Just one more e-signature bro, it'll work this time I swear, this is the one, just one more."
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Its super frustrating how the entire industry follows Apple; incapable of original thought. The Pixel 8 had somewhat rounded edges, which is fantastic for a comfortable grip. Apple killed rounded corners and converted to the squared-off des

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