CharlesW

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   French Authorities Raided Nvidia's France Office(tomshardware.com)

   1 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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   by CharlesW 3y ago

   > …your assertion that these revenue models matter is nonsense. I'm fascinated by this take, and I understand your comments better knowing that this is your honest POV. Although we'll never agree, keep fighting the good fight
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   Deep Render Says Its AI Video Compression Tech Will 'Save the Internet'(tomshardware.com)

   3 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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   by CharlesW 3y ago

   > …your response is that paying for things makes you feel safe. That's an interesting interpretation, but what I actually did was point out the elephant in the room — that Apple's business model is completely different than G
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   by CharlesW 3y ago

   > So... same captive situation, you're just hoping they exploit you less? I don't feel very captive. Plus Apple devices have great resale value should Apple's interests ever stop aligning with mine.
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   OpenAI offers creators way to opt out. One artist calls it 'enraging’(businessinsider.com)

   4 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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   High-Resolution Lidar Images of Rivers and Deltas(kottke.org)

   92 points by CharlesW 3y ago|12 comments
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   The Norwegian secret: how friluftsliv boosts health and happiness(theguardian.com)

   1 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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   by CharlesW 3y ago

   > If you are using a product for free, you are giving something in return aka your data. In Google’s case. In Apple’s case I’m giving them money for products and services. The money Apple makes from my data is meaningless when compared
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    Prices hospitals post can be wildly different than what they share over phone(vox.com)

    3 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    Powerful new EV charger starts field tests in Arizona this weekend(arstechnica.com)

    2 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    Google quietly corrects previously submitted disclosure for critical WebP 0-day(arstechnica.com)

    4 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    iPhone 15 Pro first to use new dense Micron memory chips(appleinsider.com)

    1 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Yes! Or sync timers and do the expected thing regardless of what device "catches" subsequent requests.
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Now that's a far, far more annoying problem than Timers UI changes.
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    > The new [Timers] UI is impossible to use hands-free. "Siri, start a 5 minute timer." What makes this extra nice on Series 9 is that simple Siri requests are handled completely on-device. https://www.engadget.com&
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Even the author doesn't believe in racial color blindness¹. This TED Talk is content marketing for his personal brand, his business doing speaking engagements² ($10-20K each), and his forthcoming book, and he's just upset that his
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    A YouTube search for "a case for color blindness debate" shows this as the 2nd result: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNo8en2iJAc
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Tip: it’s often faster to keep iterating on the problem with the LLM than to stop after the first response. “As an expert TypeScript programmer, you should know that X isn’t correct. Please try again.”
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    Adobe’s Photoshop on the web launch includes its popular desktop AI tools(theverge.com)

    1 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    Use Game Mode on Mac(support.apple.com)

    2 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Yes, which is why the Yet Another Standard approach is so mystifying. Bitwig is surely aware that AAF has wide support and could easily be extended to support everything they want to do.
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Federico Viticci's S-GPT has been interesting to try as well. It has integrations for Safari share sheet, Clipboard, Reminders and Calendar, LiveText, Safari and URLs, Quick Look, Files, Finder, Translate, and other export actions, and
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    If the goal is widespread industry adoption, I'd recommend the approach of extending a professional, standards-based interchange format already supported by major DAWs: AAF. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_A
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    Old Macs can still get macOS Sonoma with a tool available in October(appleinsider.com)

    2 points by CharlesW 3y ago|0 comments
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    Fair enough, although I can hear the future complaints about Apple "Sherlocking" Magnet already. :^)
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    See "Better screen sharing": https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/07/five-cool-features-a...
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    > That is not remotely as powerful as actual window snapping… I assume because that type of advanced window management is a poor default for a mainstream audience. Happily, there are great options for this. My preference right now is R
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    I've been using 1Password on the Sonoma public betas and have not had any problems.
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    by CharlesW 3y ago

    > Please, for the love of god, add native window snapping. macOS has had built-in “window snapping” since 2015. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204948 And if/when you need more advanced window management, t