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by fassssst 3y ago
Terrible idea. Most of the time I just want to charge stuff, which any old USB-C mostly works fine for up to like 60 watts. And very few peripherals actually need more than like USB 2.0 speeds.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Doesn’t that waste a lot of electricity though given all those tabs are loaded? Do you have to buy higher end laptops to accommodate that workflow?
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by fassssst 3y ago
But why?
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by fassssst 3y ago
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/snapdragon-x-elite-outperf... Geekbench 6 Multi Core X: 15,130 M3: 11,700 But the Snapdragon is more of a M3 Pro/Max competitor so it's not a fair comparison yet.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Something like a better screen, wireless, camera, weight reduction, ports, gaming initiative, I don’t know, something more exciting than just a spec bump.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Yes the very first Mac OS feature mentioned was “now you can quickly see the weather.”
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by fassssst 3y ago
meh, they need to do something with the industrial design or OS. Feels like they made a big bang with M1 and then kind of stagnated.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Random idea: hook an LLM up that knows how to write spreadsheet formulas ;)
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by fassssst 3y ago
Neat! And you can use the spreadsheets’ functions to add MIDI effects like scale mode, arpegiattors, etc.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Probably, you have to load the weights from disk at some point.
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by fassssst 3y ago
And X is how people will communicate on Mars?
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by fassssst 3y ago
http://www.bing.com/chat
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by fassssst 3y ago
Bing Chat is built entirely with Web Components. (I work at Microsoft on it. You can verify with F12.)
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by fassssst 3y ago
DALL-E within ChatGPT uses GPT-4 to rewrite what you ask for into a good text-to-image prompt. You could probably do something similar with Stable Diffusion with just a little upfront effort tuning that system prompt.
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by fassssst 3y ago
I mean a lot of this stuff was built before the internet.
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by fassssst 3y ago
One of the voices sounds just like her.
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by fassssst 3y ago
It is, the images are all “courtesy of Apple.” Why else would a pro photographer with good gear travel to cool places with professional lighting equipment and then take the photo with an iPhone?
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by fassssst 3y ago
Consider an OP-1, same idea just more convenient and with cool synths and a radio built in :)
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by fassssst 3y ago
It means if you ask for “ideal person” you won’t just get blonde hair and blue eyes.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Yea anything that unnecessarily updates the screen has lots of unexpected power consumption effects. For example, it might prevent the CPU or display itself from entering lower power modes. Everything in modern systems is super optimized fo
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by fassssst 3y ago
And maybe even labels like popularity/play count/etc so it has a better sense of what “sounds good” to certain groups
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by fassssst 3y ago
Do you know if anyone has tried training a text-to-music or text-to-midi model where the training data includes things like emotion labels for each note interval or chord progression?
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by fassssst 3y ago
You still can create a progressive web app and submit it to the Microsoft Store. Essentially the same as Win8 web apps but better since PWA’s use a Chromium-based web view. You don’t get native controls though.
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by fassssst 3y ago
No, WinUI 3 supports C# and C++. You can use it with TypeScript indirectly via React Native.
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by fassssst 3y ago
The new Apple apps and WhatsApp and Adobe Fresco use WinUI. Arc browser’s upcoming Windows version uses WinUI.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Late stage capitalism via China. Didn’t see that one coming.
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by fassssst 3y ago
Let me make it easy for you, if you want it to look and feel native on Windows 11, use WinUI 3. ChatGPT gives a decent summary of the history of all that: https://chat.openai.com/share/6478dcdd-98d3-449a-84be-be5666...
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by fassssst 3y ago
File Explorer is using it. Much of the Windows 11 shell, including the taskbar, Start menu, Settings, notifications, and Microsoft Store is using WinUI 2 (only because WinUI 3 wasn’t ready at the time). Even apps like Notepad, Paint, Sound
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by fassssst 3y ago
Teams is react.js
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by fassssst 3y ago
Without more details, this is the way to get the most native Windows 11 look and feel: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/winui/winui3/ Disclosure: I work at Microsoft on a team that wor

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