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by hbn 2y ago
Apple has shown people gaming with PS5 controllers at events for I believe a few years now. Someone can fact check me on that but it's not the first time I've seen it.
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by hbn 2y ago
It's not hypocritical to feel different about different types of telemetry from different companies. JetBrains makes software I like using, and hasn't given me much reason to think they're being nefarious. Microsoft makes sof
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by hbn 2y ago
Oh that's awesome! I'm a huge fan of the JetBrains IDEs - the way it understands code relieves so much mental overhead when tracing through my code, finding usages, refactoring, etc. It's one of the rare pieces of software I
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by hbn 2y ago
They could have compensated the way Nintendo did for so long, releasing games as late as 2019 for the 3DS - making good exclusive games people would actually want to play. Sony never really cracked the code of putting out good content at th
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by hbn 2y ago
You can non-explicitly enforce positive review coverage by simply not sending review units to people who are likely to say things bad about your products. If you send early review units to 10 people one year, and the next year only 6 of the
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by hbn 2y ago
In 2018 I did a 400-level CS class that was an introduction to computer audio. One of the assignments was to implement a fast fourier transform. After class I went to the cafeteria and hacked one out in like an hour or 2. A week or so later
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by hbn 2y ago
To their credit, Apple users save a lot of money by living rent-free in your head. 99% of Apple users are not thinking about how much better they are than other people for buying the phone or computer they did. They just bought it because i
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by hbn 2y ago
The iPad lineup starts at $350, and that's brand new, look used or refurbished and it becomes even cheaper. If that's too much for you, you'll be pressed to afford any computer.
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It's mainly just the iPad lineup that's a mess, but it's optimized for there always being an iPad available for increasing budgets in $100 jumps, give or take. It's confusing to try and keep track of them all, but that&#
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I don't think Apple can simply delay an iPhone. There's entire industries relying on there being a new iPhone out every September.
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I'm not convinced the demographic of people willing to spend $2000 on an Apple headset is much different from the demographic of people willing to spend $3500 on an Apple headset
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I imagine you'll have trouble trying to find someone around here that's using Windows because they like it. People use Windows because they're forced to, and that's why Microsoft knows they can take full advantage of tha
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by hbn 2y ago
Every thread that starts with "Linux gaming is basically 100% ready now" progresses into hacks like this :)
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Copilot first appeared in my taskbar after an update as a pinned app, which I promptly I unpinned. Another update not long after it appeared again in my taskbar, this time not as a pinned app icon, but it literally replaced my "show de
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by hbn 2y ago
Ublock doesn't block the AI generated FAQs without manually stepping in, and it certainly won't block all the bad info as the more dedicated and knowledgeable fans move to other wikis.
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by hbn 2y ago
Controversial take but I think the state of therapy/psychiatry has become a bit of a joke over the past handful of years where people have normalized the idea that everyone needs to be speaking to a therapist. With the fact you can sho
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by hbn 2y ago
If you're using a mobile OS that you suspect has APIs that can allow this at all, you shouldn't be using that OS. The iPhone has an indicator at the top of the screen that's present during and for several seconds after when a
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by hbn 2y ago
I'm not so sure Switch emulation makes up for a "rounding error" The truth of the matter is powerful computers are getting cheap and accessible. Emulators can run Switch games better than the Switch itself - I've seen pl
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by hbn 2y ago
He isn't even using YouTube's APIs. From the dev himself: > I’ve said from the initial launch, Juno is built as a web-wrapper for YouTube, akin to a browser extension, and purposefully built with full respect for the YouTube we
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by hbn 2y ago
I mean I don't think Apple wanted to do this, it was a great value add for Vision Pro. I'm pretty sure Apple has directly promoted Juno, I thought I remember seeing it in an Apple live event? Apollo certainly was - Craig Federighi
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by hbn 2y ago
I'm pretty sure even the paid Reddit API had some ridiculous stipulations, like you couldn't view NSFW content.
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I don't know about outright crypto scamming (unless you consider working for coinbase to be crypto scamming), but I got the impression they're just trend chasers more than anything. They're into a branch of "software dev
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I'm talking about Altman.
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I'd take you up on that bet. The AI can get as good as you want, but the reason you get a human to write and verify legal documents is so there's someone accountable. Their own job and reputation is on the line if they're doi
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by hbn 2y ago
Also of note, someone linked a video from 3 months ago where one of the co-founders was talking about using both Cursor and Continue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0OylwLzBQw&t=257s Which I suppose isn't necessa
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by hbn 2y ago
When he said this was he imagining an "elderly but distinguished scientist" who is riding an insanely inflated bubble of hype and a bajillion dollars of VC backing that incentivize him to make these claims?
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It's cute but I just can't focus on the article knowing the cat is gonna move every time I move my mouse or scroll. I popped open my console and deleted him. Sorry, kitty
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> I really think that Apple is about to start losing its monopoly due to the folding phones We're half a decade into folding phones and I've only seen a handful of them out in public. They're still too expensive, and they
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I've found that feature really difficult to trigger reliably without hitting buttons on the bottom of the screen if they're there. Maybe it's just because I'm on a 13 mini, and before that a 12 mini. But if an app has a
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The new iPhones don't even have a notch anymore. The 14 Pro switched to the dynamic island 2 years ago, and last year the whole 15 lineup got it. And the thing with the dynamic island is it's mostly drawn on in software. It's

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