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   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   You already have it. If you’re a fan of the “A loaded gun in every crib!” style of “freedom”, go buy something that isn’t an iPhone.
2. 302.▲
   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   It IS regulatory. The EU wants “anything Apple AI can do you have to let other AI providers do with equal access”. Which is fucking stupid, and Apple will never, ever throw open the gates to something so dangerously braindead. Their entire
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   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   What indicates they’ve given google anything other than a truckload of cash? There’s zero data sharing in the arrangement and the stuff is running on apple devices and in Apples Private Compute. Not even Apple has access to it, by design.
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   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   Exactly how I feel. I didn’t make a damn thing. I essentially asked a chatbot to. Did I ask for better things with some important concepts pre-rolled? Yeah, of course. But that’s so, so much less interesting than having actually made a th
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   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   I did a deep binge on two or three projects I would never do, and like five small ones that would have consumed months. It felt like that, kinda, for a bit. Now whenever it does something for me I get nothing. I didn’t do it… the chatbot di
6. 306.▲
   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   I’m curious what you’re using for that (if you’re inclined to share).
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   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   I think they’re blaming a tool function so as not to admit the overall agent process was shit. But it’s irrelevant, outside of PR. We know at least THREE bad components to this process and they were constituent parts.
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   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   I did this. I just had to resign myself to it being an ongoing process. I did NOT do forwarding. It was the easiest way to identify what's still associated with the old address. It was not a clean break. I still have the old account, a
9. 309.▲
   by dd8601fn 5mo ago

   Rokus have a rest api that accept all the navigation and text inputs you'd do with the remote.
10. 310.▲
    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I’ve seen the nit-pick reversions and I’ve seen clear ones. But when I hear people really complain somewhere I do tend to assume they were trying to smuggle in some specific messaging and got caught.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    “In one way or another” is doing a huge amount of work in that sentence. The spectrum of privacy postures there is massive.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I kinda laughed at the “but it checks your general location to decide if you’re super legit” safety gate. It had real, slap some duct tape on it and say, “Yeah that should hold” energy.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I love how everyone is repeating conjoined triangles of success shit like it’s “a wake up call”, now. Mike Judge is a fucking genius. But every person who has every tried knows that selling your tech prototype can be hard.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    There are about ten billion relevant and reasonable ways to differentiate and choose priorities in all of that. Suggesting that nobody is entitled to opinions on one category sounds kinda silly.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    As a test, explaining away peculiar answers by imagining unlikely outlier scenarios is not the counter you seem to think it is. For most of them, we’d worry that a human answerer using maximum effort to produce the same outcome was having
16. 316.▲
    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    > It's literally recycling Apple's garbage. …and still blows the doors off anything in its market.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    > It won't get you days off because you (rather, your employer) will fall behind those who didn't opt to take days off. I don’t believe this is true. Or that more hours worked reliably translates to serious competitive advantag
18. 318.▲
    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I’ve had very good luck having my system search for available tool functions with natural language (ultimately against Qdrant). I’m surprised to hear that people are trying to grep files, instead.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    That’s basically how I always knew it. On a Visio diagram of your network, the thing on the other side of your router was literally a cloud. So if someone asked where your CRM was, and you weren’t doing something local like Dynamics (…vomit
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Funny. harness = skills is one I hadn’t even heard yet. But given the wide variety of mutually exclusive answers here, maybe you can get away with that.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Maybe someone knows, but it seems like the model used to be called the model, and the thing using a model (handling prompts and context and tool calling and feeding the model) used to be called the agent. Are we now calling the model the ag
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I’ve seen the same dashboard for a dozen custom web applications now, including a couple I had it make for me. It really does have a particular lane for each chore, and it’s reproducible.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Claude does it quite a bit when you’re triggering the search tool functions. It’s fine, and what you would expect for certain prompts, except that the synthesized results often come back communicating more authority than they deserve.
24. 324.▲
    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Wouldn’t people mostly just want any artifacts?
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    It sounds like the interior is the Ive part. It’s the outside I don’t like. I don’t hate it… just looks like it could be a Kia EV. If you’re goofy enough to buy a Ferrari I expect you want people to really have to see that you’re driving a
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Or phosphates in dish detergents. Some will remember when our dishwashers stopped working well for a few years. Various consumer review sites were regularly doing pieces on newer detergents that maybe-kinda work. We didn’t have an answer wh
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Also it solved the Experts Exchange problem, which was an absolute cancer on the web for years before Stack Overflow destroyed them.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I have almost never needed video but certainly a voice conversation is much, much faster for two or three people to work something out. Four+ people and someone is either being held hostage to others and/or just tuning out. The more pa
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    I think the whole conversation sounds silly, from the start. There are 8 billion people on this planet. It just doesn’t make sense.
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    by dd8601fn 5mo ago

    Thanks. This sounds a LOT like the bullshit Anker does with their (now largely abandoned) 3d printers. They forked a slicer and locked people out of the devices unless you’re using theirs.