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by klausa 4mo ago
How is this Apple keeping control of the UX?
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by klausa 4mo ago
You wouldn't use this when building a coding agent.
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by klausa 4mo ago
This is support for a new framework that ships with reality/mac/iPad/watch/tv/iOS 27 (and that they've promised to open-source later in the year, so presumably you'll also be able to lean on this if you sh
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by klausa 4mo ago
The apps can use the system provided on-device model using the same framework and APIs; but there's no affordances to deduplicate custom models between apps.
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by klausa 4mo ago
This is not exactly what you’re asking about, but I started learning Japanese when I was in the middle of playing Cyberpunk 2077 (for unrelated reasons); and I gotta tell you; realizing that 98% of the Japanese text everywhere in the game w
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by klausa 5mo ago
You're confusing "benefits of playing 4K-mastered media" and "benefits of having more pixels on the panel"; which is what the original point was about.
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by klausa 5mo ago
Yes, unless you wanna go down the line of "well actually Apple screens are not that good". This is a semi-sponsored video from a scammy company that makes glossy displays, so you might want to take it with a grain of salt, but it
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by klausa 5mo ago
I’m at 65” and less than 2m away, and I absolutely can tell when text is not rendered at native resolution, which is why I’m also confident I’d be able to notice the matte coating too. (I am also probably like three standard deviations _mor
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by klausa 5mo ago
> Because matte vs glossy is a separate discussion from cheap vs premium. My whole complaint is that it increasingly isn’t! If I wanted a “premium” variant of Steam Deck, I had no choice to opt out of matte coating. If I want the best TV
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by klausa 5mo ago
I’d now be actually curious to do a Pepsi-style challenge to test this on myself. I give myself a ~low 40% chance of being able to tell within a minute when watching a TV show/movie _without subtitles_, maybe 60%ish with subtitles, and
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by klausa 5mo ago
> Not every TV is used by two people in a room devoid of lighting. Friends will come over, other things will be watched. Some people are very bothered when the ceiling lighting or sunlight from the window "alters" the image. &g
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by klausa 5mo ago
Is it fully matte, like on a desktop monitor, or is it some "reflection reduction" semi-gloss/semi-matter whatever magical coating?
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by klausa 5mo ago
What's with the recent trend of putting matte coatings on the most "premium" devices? This TV does it, the Steam Deck's done it, and it almost always looks terrible (the nano-etching on recent MBPs is _fine_; but still m
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by klausa 5mo ago
You can point both Codex and Claude Code at a local model and they'll work just fine. Codex even explicitly supports that as a feature! [1] With a nice UI on top, for the desktop app too: [2] [1]: https://developers.openai.c
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by klausa 5mo ago
The purchasing department _really_ doesn't like it, but it's the corpsec department that will really want to murder you for using "personal" accounts to interact with corporate codebases.
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by klausa 5mo ago
I think you could make a relatively uncontroversial argument that pizzerias in Germany or Poland on average are pretty bad, but if you made that claim about Berlin or Warsaw _specifically_, I wouldn't take you seriously.
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by klausa 5mo ago
This hot take, along with the "oh you can get better chicken than FamiChiki almost anywhere in Japan", drives me _nuts_, even as I live in Tokyo. Yes! There are better options available if I want to sit down for a meal, or even ju
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by klausa 5mo ago
Latin can't be used to express Polish; at least not without extra letters, at which point I think it ceases to be "just" Latin script? But maybe that was also your point.
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by klausa 5mo ago
They basically stopped _making_ any cars; it's kinda hard to not have a drop in sales after that.
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by klausa 5mo ago
Maybe we run in different circles, but I feel like “appreciates scientific accuracy” and “appreciates historical accuracy” are pretty disjoint sets? Not entirely without overlap, but pretty distinct.
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by klausa 5mo ago
>I think that Nolan sells himself (The online worship can hardly all be organic) as an authentic, technical director interested in accurate physical props. I'm not a huge Nolan-discourse-insider, but that seems like a pretty bizarre
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by klausa 5mo ago
> "Oh its a fantasy film" its set in a historical time period, I wouldnt watch a WW2 Zombie movie if the nazi zombies were wearing viking armor driving an Abrams tank either. WW2 Zombie movie with Nazis in Viking armors and ran
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by klausa 5mo ago
I would save my cat before a distant cousin I met like four times in my life, absolutely.
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by klausa 5mo ago
It's licensing and/or product decision, not union labor. I guarantee you for most (if not literally all) titles you see, they actually have more subtitles, they just don't / won't show them to _you_. Netflix has got
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by klausa 5mo ago
>Should you have to prove legal residency to park? ...what? How is residency tied to parking now?
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by klausa 5mo ago
> Also their feelings are not hurt by what you or I think, they don’t care. I would have agreed with this like 15 years ago, but the very existence of Twitter (and the acquisition saga) proves this to not be true.
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by klausa 6mo ago
If you want to argue for a theoretical system that is self-contained, only relies on the data that is present on either the physical (or the theoretical cryptographically signed digital) passport, you're free to do that. But in the rea
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by klausa 6mo ago
To check against $your-local-law-enforcement-agency database, $your-local-immigration-agency for history of entry, etc. The internet requirement is not there for the person presenting the document, it's for the person/system check
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by klausa 6mo ago
This is not how the world already works. If CBP's systems go down, they will not process (foreign, they'll process US citizens still) arrivals [1], even with physical passports in front of them. I assume the EU ESS works the same.
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by klausa 6mo ago
Gaggia.

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