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by fassssst 7mo ago
None, you’re on your own. The Browser Company made bindings for WinRT so you can use WinUI imperatively but it’s non trivial to set up.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
We use a family paper calendar and I use my watch to check the weather and reminders. Still allows my phone to live in a box at home.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Because it doesn’t matter. The biggest AI apps of last year were command line interfaces for cripes sake. Functionality and rapid iteration is more important. If only AI had more Liquid Glass, lol
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by fassssst 8mo ago
You can also install visual studio build tools via the built in winget package manager.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Why would you want to do that? Outlook is perfectly fine, and on Windows it’s easy enough to toggle between the two windows.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
I hate Slack. Total information overload. I’d prefer a tool that encourages people to think more before hitting send.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
The base models reportedly can tell Joe Schmoe how to build biological weapons. See “Biosafety” Some sort of guardrails seem sane.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Nothing
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Related: ChatGPT Canvas apps can send/receive MIDI in desktop Chrome. A little easter egg. You can use it to quickly whip up an app that controls GarageBand or Ableton or your op-1 or whatever. It can also just make sounds with tone.js
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by fassssst 8mo ago
That’s ChatGPT Pulse
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by fassssst 8mo ago
It’s easy to use
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Post training can make known formats more reliable.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Color is cultural. Red is associated with good in China
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by fassssst 8mo ago
Yes, the post training is the special sauce.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
> This is already how it works on Windows, and it is definitely the best path to happiness for all. Actually Windows has a newish independent text scale accessibility setting that is different than display scale. Yea, sometimes you have
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by fassssst 8mo ago
You can turn those on in the “Apps” settings page. They were previously called Connectors.
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by fassssst 8mo ago
A news subscription
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by fassssst 9mo ago
The latest models work just as good with PowerShell as they do with bash, well at least that’s true for codex.
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by fassssst 9mo ago
Umm, what happened to zero trust? Network security is not sufficient.
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by fassssst 9mo ago
Sure but I use Ableton, Lightroom, and Battlefield 6 daily.
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by fassssst 9mo ago
It’s a bit low effort. If you like this kind of thing I’d suggest https://roland50.studio/
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by fassssst 9mo ago
DIY culture I guess, but yea both Claude and Codex have native phone apps that run the agent on a cloud VM and can push PRs.
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by fassssst 9mo ago
Thieves will just ask their favorite chat bot to change the background of the photo.
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by fassssst 9mo ago
Remove background from an image. Summarize some text. OCR to select text or click links in a screenshot. Relighting and centering you in your webcam. Semantic search for images and files. A lot of that is in the first party Mac and Windows
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by fassssst 10mo ago
Post training :)
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by fassssst 10mo ago
Latest iOS Safari: the viewport jumps around on all those demos. Really hurts your case.
57.
by fassssst 1y ago
Just like how people forgot how to patch phone lines and punch cards.
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by fassssst 1y ago
Either way it is text instructions used to call a function (via a JSON object for MCP or a shell command for scripts). What works better depends on how the model you’re using was post trained and where in the prompt that info gets injected.
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by fassssst 1y ago
It’s another league for JS and python, yes.
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by fassssst 2y ago
ChatGPT in Chrome and the Windows app can also output midi! “/Canvas make a web app that outputs twinkle twinkle little star over all midi outputs” You can also use Canvas to create a synthesizer. “/Canvas use tone.js to create a

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