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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Sounds like he would sure love the Abrahamic God - the one when inquired of “who should I tell them sent me” responds with “I AM”
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
> From a hardware standpoint third party fitness trackers with full integration into iHealth and third party ear buds with the same (or better) features than airpods. As someone who makes apps in the health space, I couldn’t care less if
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
> “all that matters is who has the cheapest hardware” and consumers could “buy[] a [expletive] Android for 25 bux at a garage sale and . . . have a solid cloud computing device” that “works fine.” This type of mindset will be the end of
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
The article leaves out a ton over the actual compliant // filed in Eastern NJ for a reason. They must be going for Verizon or Samsung witnesses? If the definitions set forth by the DOJ are accepted by courts, this is a slam dunk o
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
There are too many quotes 'from Apple management' in the compliant that need context. Something doesn't add up. https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/24492020/doj-apple-an... Either that, or Apple&
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
You’re right there, we have different ones but same principles of milk and sugar beverages (ratio strongly matters in operation / performance)
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Lols no // caffeine dealers
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
That's curious - we use the Taylor machines with almost '0 downtime' besides maintenance (scheduled and rarely interferes with customers). The tech who installed our machines says it's all a skill issue with anyone who
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Aye - your discernment is strong ;)
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Discernment is an earned virtue. Knowing when to build and when to borrow is akin to a great filter in builder culture, congrats on making it through
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Hmm interesting... I just went through this user experience on iOS generating PDF invoices locally. I attempted the HTML > PDF route, but Webkit is thorny wrt to layouts (as you mentioned). I did settle in with drawing everything from th
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Here's an Apple Script moving through iMessage to SMS if required. Make sure to add helpers to update the recipients contact to default to SMS, otherwise you're just cluttering your Messages history with failed messages. --------
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
It means test on prod and find out (lose your main iCloud account... 'bold move Cotton')
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Unfortunately no, Apple has usage limits on iMessage / SMS relaying. Many people hack around this, SendBlue.co being the only long running service, but it's full of the graveyard of folks trying to do this.
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Yep, is AppleScript Still don’t know how they get around auto send, iMessage required user input last time I tried this [Edit] Shortcuts still require user interaction, apparently mac does not, that's interesting
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Not trying to start a flame war, I'm asking this earnestly. Where does this command over hardware (USB-C mandate), software (sideloading/AppStore), and prices (recent 2bn decision) end?
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Haha! Love this so much. Did you ever have to store custom metadata in NSAS to file? Before chatGPT, I had to write NSSecureCoding classes by hand, and that agony will remain in my soul next incarnation.
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
I'm convinced GPT is running separate helper functions on input and output tokens to fix the 'tokenization' issues. As in, find items of math, send it to this hand made parser and function, then insert result into output toke
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
That’s the market clearing volatility
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Congress should have gotten off their hands and written something by now, same with Crypto legislation. “Chevron Deference” breeds tyranny through legislative apathy
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
At some point we are going to realize the best Spatial Computing won’t talk specs, resolutions, feeling like you’re there - it’s just going to talk about the lifestyle Spatial Computing enables.
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Yup. This was what they were supposed to do for 'spatial computing' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c40cxE-dfPg Turning on a light bulb, ordinary light in the house, meh, ok, then swipe your hands out over the cou
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
We all forgot how awesome inertial scroll was. Scrolling through emails or text messages was absolutely bonkers - it actually allowed us to use the full informational capacity of the screen.
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
We just got the 'larger iPod' version of Spatial Computing. If your primary interface is a screen, it's still screen computing, not spatial computing. They literally had everything teed up to do some wild proximity things (Ai
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
[Pulling from another thread, but this is my best guesstimate. With additional context] The rules of the game have changed. > We were allowed to expense all employee compensation tied to software or R&D in the year in which we paid i
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Funny enough, this is already a response to a tax. 174 capitalizes software and general unproven R&D as the default now… ruining the cash position of many businesses that “made taxable GAAP profits” The rules of the game have changed. W
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Rabbit Releases R1 and LAM (Language Action Model)(twitter.com)
8 points by anonymouse008 3y ago|2 comments
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
I’m sorry you’re going through this it’s bonkers for everyone Yeah my working theory is that Trump thought he would still be in office to use this as a negotiation token to bring big tech to the table.
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
Probably don’t have to if they aren’t 174s
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by anonymouse008 3y ago
The legal question should be around: Does open AI make any guarantees about the content and their validity? Is the output considered property of OpenAI? You can’t train on it, so does that mean it’s their property? This is the most importan

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