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Thanks for sharing the 13 virtues. It was a bit dense to read, so here's an (LLM assisted) friendlier version. Temperance (Practice Self-Control): Don't overeat, and don't drink just to get drunk. Practice moderation in your
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1y ago
> but people _do_ care about consistency. But Apple doesnt? Why else would they throw away their current design language, and invent something new ("Liquid Glass").
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1y ago
That was anything but subtle. > When you use Apple's native frameworks, you can write better apps with less code. Some other frameworks promise the ability to write code once for Android and iOS. And that may sound good, but by the
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1y ago
> First, hand-crafted UI overhauls are the polar opposite of the probabilistic world of generative AI. One is about deep consideration and iteration resulting in a finished product; the other is about in-the-moment token prediction resul
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1y ago
It's wild seeing some Apple enthusiasts trying really hard to justify. They really want to like this , so while they offer criticism they are quick to also say "but I also like this other thing".
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1y ago
Apple's AI approach is to pour cold water on the technology. Turn weakness into strength.
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1y ago
Imagine if Microsoft had this event - "A brand new visual system that is translucent, a tiny on-device model, and a desktop mode to tablet" people would have been writing them off. Apple gets a ton of slack here, but it is amazing
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1y ago
What model are they bundling? Something apple-custom? How capable is it?
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1y ago
You're drinking Apple kool-aid if you think Safari isn't holding web back. Lots of anti-google people dislike Safari. Safari isn't the only non-google option you know.
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1y ago
Written by the same person who wrote Washington Post article. All very confusing.
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1y ago
If you dont like government policies, you vote them out not ask a trillion dollar company with little to no oversight to come and bulldoze them.
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1y ago
This is the part I wish Apple apologists get. Your precious Macbook Pro allows arbitrary apps to be installed over internet, and that seems to be doing just OK.
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1y ago
> Apple warns Australia Who the heck does Apple think they are? Also, why doesnt Apple "warn" China for the well documented privacy/security implications in that country?
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1y ago
The name is a no-go. They are either going to be nice and ask you to do it or send a cease and desist. I'd recommend you change it right away
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1y ago
How is that relevant?
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1y ago
What apple store servers comes into the picture when I use my apps (uber, lyft, amazon, candycrush ..) on a daily basis? I understand a one time fee ($99 or something) for hosting the app and allowing downloads, but why does Apple get an on
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1y ago
That's a gross characterization of what's going on. When I download Uber on App Store, the business relationship is between me and Uber (and Apple doesnt and shouldnt come into the picture). Do you think Ford needs to get a cut if
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1y ago
> Apple today announced the global App Store ecosystem facilitated $1.3 trillion in developer billings and sales in 2024, according to a new study by economists Professor Andrey Fradkin from Boston University Questrom School of Business
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1y ago
I see no evidence that Google is doing this. Any sources?
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1y ago
Puts things into perspective of what we read today.
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1y ago
I wanna say that Karri Saarinen (Linear) was the first to popularize "taste" as a differentiating factor. Its interesting to see the VC types picking it up. It is also interesting to note that we're having conversations about
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1y ago
A writing for the ages. I've found most of the LLM skeptics are either being hypocritical or just being gate-keepy (we dont want everyone to write code)
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1y ago
Ironic because Apple's whole thing is "comply with our App Store rules or else"
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1y ago
https://archive.ph/G3BXl The title is clickbaity, but the article talks about AI overviews. So while the title is meant to say that "OMG, Google Search is withering away" it is mostly that it has a new AI Mode. An
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1y ago
Why is it lol? I'd make a comment about "kids these days .." but even more than that, I'm amazed by the lack of curiosity or even the shamelessness in making this comment and expecting others to agree with you.
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1y ago
What's the closest opensource library that implements this sync (or similar) scheme? ElectricSQL? ZeroSync? Firebase? Something else?
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1y ago
What part of self-driving car do you find to be objectionable?
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1y ago
Honest question - do you not work in tech? I understand this sentiment from someone not in tech, but you're argument is laughably reductive that it feels silly Would you rather have software written by Chevrolet than Tech Companies?
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I'm not saying I like all of this, or I dont worry about the future. But then again, WHO AM I to think that others are gonna "make things worse" or "not be given this power". Democratizing tools, knowledge, access h
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1y ago
I've noticed most of the fear mongering is coming from folks who are just enough skilled to be worried their life's worth is going to be replaced. A competant web-dev knows that they are going to be OK, and so are competent screen
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