jorisw

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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   You don't think there's any palpable difference as long as the connection is any good?
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   They feel the slowness of the page load
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   [Replied to wrong comment]
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   I think you're trying to say, the term 'AI' is _associated_ with chatbots being added in places (websites mostly) where they are more of a nuisance than added value. OpenAI's ChatGPT is AI consumer software and is a hit,
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Oh, brb, looking up the history
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   I think the word 'literally' has gone the way of the emdash
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Care to at least refer to some sources why?
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Quite the typical outsider's simplistic view. Privacy is one of their core brand values. If they don't follow through on those, their brand erodes. And what history?
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   I was thinking distilled?
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    What incentive would Oasis have to help bring down the prices for their own shows anyway?
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    FWIW the most popular and renowned venue in my town doesn't use Ticketmaster — it uses a domestic alternative, as do a lot of venues where I am.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Regardless of taste, it's mostly up to consumers to keep prices in check, by saying No at some point
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    > if it could doomscroll for me I don't understand. Are you so little in control of your own self that you now need an embedded AI to do something for you that was already a complete waste of time and energy? Just delete the apps.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    > users customize the UI The home and widgets screen can be customized to the point you don't recognize it as iOS > devs customize the UI Have you used Spotify? It completely ignores Apple UI and does its own thing cross platform
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Who said it was surprising? The performance of specific tasks will depend on either those tasks having been included in the training (which Apple could work on), or added by ways of fine tuning, and context sourced from userland. For any ca
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    I had been using the app noTunes for this.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Ad hominem arguments in every one of your comments.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    You're saying DumbPhone is a potential mainstream product?
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    > customer retention I suppose you're referring to engagement maximization algorithms (my words) of socials? > already deep in their hands If a person observes they're sensitive to these, do they really need an additional de
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    What is EDS. It's mentioned in the Substack comments as well.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    A hardware solution to a personal behavioral problem. I've seen people use Screen Time on iOS to help them 'adjust' their behavior. There was a thread on this just the other day: https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Yes
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    I went with Fastmail just because it's not hosted in the US (they're in Australia)
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Guess you've tried every desktop mail client? I only use one computer and my local mail app (macOS's in my case) just works. I can't imagine trading it for visiting some web site to read my email.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    And a great email client at that. Both iOS and macOS's. I can't imagine trading it for some web UI.
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    by jorisw 5mo ago

    Google 'openai azure contract dissolution'
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    by jorisw 5mo ago

    > uses iOS shortcuts A friend showed this to me yesterday and I was impressed that Shortcuts are able to intervene like this. The whole premise of a third party app introducing these 'launch pauses' seemed very unlikely on iOS.
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    by jorisw 5mo ago

    It has — https://github.com/cyberpapiii/chipotlai-max#wanted-new-prov...
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    by jorisw 5mo ago

    And on goes the needless use of abbreviations
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    by jorisw 5mo ago

    Nilay Patel argues that law is undeterministic (and its application ambiguous) to begin with: > But law isn’t actually code, and society and courts aren’t computers. [...] the law is not deterministic. You simply cannot take the facts o