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by CharlesW 5d ago
Apologies, I didn't mean to upset you. Per the title I was talking about the downloaded core model sizes, which are a bit under 8 GB or 14 GB in OS 27 depending on device: https://support.apple.com/en-us/121115
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by CharlesW 5d ago
Yes, I'd sanity-checked the answer on my machine, which is 15.5 GB on iOS 27.2: https://imgur.com/a/XVT8rme Not all of the space used by Apple Intelligence is downloaded model size, which explains the reasonable d
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by CharlesW 5d ago
This is a good overview of how this is done: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/demystifying-evals-for...
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by CharlesW 5d ago
Interestingly, Siri AI was able to answer this with a reference: Up to 14 GB. https://imgur.com/a/SZGh1ca
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Leave the Class Path in the Rearview Mirror(netflixtechblog.com)
3 points by CharlesW 7d ago|0 comments
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Apple's New VP of HW Engineering on iPhone Duo Hinge and Ceramic Shield 2(techradar.com)
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by CharlesW 8d ago
I appreciate the detailed answer, thanks!
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by CharlesW 8d ago
> it's relatively useless (even with Siri stuff they added in macOS 27) Would Antfly do better with the tasks listed at https://pogueman.substack.com/p/125-tests-of-the-new-ai-siri ?
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by CharlesW 8d ago
> Tongue half in cheek, my point is that agents may be unreliable with fresh libraries. You may find Axiom (my FOSS project, updated for iPhone Duo) helpful. https://charleswiltgen.github.io/Axiom/ Note: I'm
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by CharlesW 8d ago
I don't understand what you mean by "eventually" when you can't even pre-order it yet.
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by CharlesW 8d ago
It's mostly enforced, the only exception being apps with a legitimate iPhone-only hardware dependency. iPhone apps must function on iPad in iPhone-compatibility mode, apps must support window resizability as of OS 27, and apps can&#x27
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by CharlesW 8d ago
Correct.
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by CharlesW 8d ago
> Also, the amount of work to support this with zero support from Apple since WWDC is just absurd. Resources: https://developer.apple.com/search/?q=iphone%20duo Axiom: https://charleswiltgen.github.io&#
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by CharlesW 8d ago
> It is indeed a niche product. It's worth noting that "niche" in this case means ~10M in its first year, comparted to an estimated 250M Apple smartphone shipments in 2027. So far, Apple has sold ~600K Vision Pro in tota
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How Old-Time Radio Wrote Looney Tunes' Most Famous Lines [video](youtube.com)
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by CharlesW 8d ago
Fair enough, knowing when to be and not be prescriptive about implementation details is critical too!
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Researchers used Claude to hack OpenAI(arstechnica.com)
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by CharlesW 9d ago
> As effective as “make no mistakes.” Those aren't comparable instructions. Providing useful, related context to improve outcomes is a basic best practice, and asking LLMs to do research first is an important source of that.
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by CharlesW 10d ago
That’s “brown note”: https://southpark.wiki.gg/wiki/The_Brown_Note https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_note
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by CharlesW 10d ago
Because they're experimental. Since that's confusing even with a key, it may be better to hide experimental features/categories by default. > We can completely leave to the side that your weighting scheme is surely arbitr
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by CharlesW 10d ago
The math is correct, see /about for methodology and this summary from the "How Scores Work" panel. About PWA Scores: • The main score shown is weighted for feature importance • Only stable (non-experimental) fea
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by CharlesW 10d ago
> edit: also, your site is just obviously biased/poorly done If you can offer recommendations for data-based improvements, I'd sincerely appreciate it! It was made without any concern for Safari "winning", as is pro
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We Must Create the Shit Machine(mcsweeneys.net)
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by CharlesW 10d ago
It's not ad hominem since I'm critiquing their position, not their character. Their positions are public and well-documented, which is why it's important to point out the bias of what you linked to. > And, no, safari is
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by CharlesW 10d ago
Note that Alex Russell is a Blink partisan, currently supporting Blink at Microsoft and formerly having done so at Google. Folks like that don't take kindly to the idea that a Blink monoculture might not be a great thing, and definitel
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Musk's companies must explain why they dropped antitrust claims against Apple(politico.com)
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We Are Living in the Fantasy World of 13-Year-Old Boys(theatlantic.com)
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The Tournament That Changed Tetris Forever [video](youtube.com)
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The Tube Computer: A modern 8 bit design, built with recycled 1950s vacuum tubes(thetubecomputer.com)
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Analysis: Why Rollback Netcode Is Better (2020) [video](youtube.com)
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