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Some people have been running Windows 11 for Arm on a VM in Apple Silicon. It has an automatic transcoder that translates most x86 code at start. It seems to run many apps well. Microsoft claims these new machines have a better transcoder.
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I think, once you get past mechanics, the definitions are going to diverge pretty quickly.
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SJ doesn't know who the voice actor is. Her objection is with OpenAI's actions.
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Massive on a personal scale but miniscule compared to the scale of oil production and combustion. So many people are worried about small scale downsides to technologies that are trying to address truly massive problems.
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CarPlay devices (car components) are essentially playing a streaming video of a hidden display generated by the phone. CarPlay also lets those devices send back touch events to trigger buttons and other interactions. Very little process is
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As Terramex pointed out this is tied to a particular, relevant event. It’s also pretty common for Apple to preannounce some smaller features that are too specialized to be featured in the WWDC announcements. This gives them some attention w
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If this is at all like the eye tracking in Vision Pro, it is only available to the OS and apps are not given access to the data.
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Or transmitting prechewed food. That's the old school way.
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Even optimized e-ink devices are not particularly suitable for those kinds of materials and most of the e-ink reader manufacturers have not tried to address that market. It is generally better served by LCD tablets.
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Which is not the business that Amazon and Kobo are in.
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you are confusing your needs with the use case of the Kindle which is heavily focused on linear reading of text, mostly fiction. Graphics and PDFs are much lower on the priority scale.
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from what I've read, responsive screen refresh is inversely related to battery life. A more responsive screen results in less battery life. Amazon, and pretty much all other eink readers have prioritized battery life over absolute resp
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No body. Web crawler bots.
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or it's more complicated than a simple all or nothing rule.
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I think that server-side AI is just one component in a module approach with them running as much as they can on-device and with their own models. Imagine an AI powered Siri that runs on device to handle a lot of the basic interaction and fu
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I suspect that they will be running AI locally but also calling out to server-side services where necessary. I don't expect a ChatGPT integration to be the whole of what Apple has planned for AI on their devices.
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It looks like Apple will have a modular approach to AI. With some third-party components and some their own. They have and will double down on AI within apps, like selecting the subject in photos, transformer driven typing suggestions, and
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And you got all of that from an article about Google and Facebook, maybe, trying to get around Apple’s attempts to provide more privacy?
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Is this only for C or does it support other languages? It might be helpful if you site contains some more details about things like this?
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Case in point ^
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Stone tools were not really weapons. Some could have been used that way but most of the tools we’ve found were about obtaining and preparing food and clothing. And maybe about shaping wood.
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If you try a prompt as suggested in one of the other comments, you will get the image. No censorship, but prompts can be hard to craft to get what you want. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40217685
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You are right. that prompt worked just fine. People are underestimating how tricky it can be to craft a prompt that produces a specific image. See output https://copilot.microsoft.com/images/create/kneeling-jesus-h
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2y ago
I have visited the site in a Mac browser and on iOS Safari and scrolling is perfectly normal. Not sure what issue you are running into.
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And yet every time claims of large scale voter fraud have been brought to courts where actual evidence is required, it has been found to be bogus. Perhaps the “proper” part should be in how politicians honor actual elections instead of lyi
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I rented ahead of the time and they sent me information. It was welcome.
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But most door handles do not stick out. Now, side mirrors really do stick out. And then there are those ski racks that I see on cars driving down the freeway in June. totally streamlined.
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Not really ugly. It is a clever design solution to allow the screen space to be larger without making the case larger. Pushing the display up into the bezel space. the only limitation is leaving space for the camera and two different sensor
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Sure, if you want a smaller display, just to avoid having the menu be in the bezel area.
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How is it “par for the course” for disagreeing with since an obviously biased and unsupported post like that? “there is absolutely nothing sustainable or green about apple, it's products, or its business practices.”
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