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by lancesells 2y ago
Just invest in the model with more storage then?
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by lancesells 2y ago
Maybe they have friends and family on Spotify
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by lancesells 2y ago
Agreed. To me it sounds like bad voice-over actors reading from a script. So the natural parts of a conversation where you might say the wrong thing and step back to correct yourself are all gone. Impressive for sure.
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by lancesells 2y ago
That's Anti-Amazon behavior. Whatever is going on with their Alibaba-like store is not about finding good products.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I didn't read Project Hail Mary because I read Artemis. Maybe I'll have to check it out. :)
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by lancesells 2y ago
I don't disagree with as your points, but I also think a structure made of spikes and points is inherently more evil feeling than something round or oval. Also, religious structures and religion veer towards the dark and ominous. Catho
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by lancesells 2y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com I don't disagree with some of the things that blog post is saying, but excluding the opinions on the Washington Post home page, where is the is outright bullshit or propaganda? I hear the opin
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by lancesells 2y ago
Yeah, I would like Siri to actually play the album I asked for and not something completely different phonetically from what I asked. Or even when I set an alarm and not be told "I can't connect to the internet right now" whi
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by lancesells 2y ago
iOS has been doing this for a bit too. I don't use it enough to really know how good it is but I can definitely look for cats or people I know. Haven't used Apple Intelligence yet so maybe that's better as well?
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by lancesells 2y ago
I'm confused what kind of point you're trying to make and why you used the quote that doesn't have much to do with the article. Why not use this quote which is more relevant to the article: "56.7% of respondents to the 2
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by lancesells 2y ago
Thanks and very informative! I had never used them but the saw it in the (worsening) UX.
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by lancesells 2y ago
If they have it in tvOS is it that far away from having it in ipadOS?
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by lancesells 2y ago
I actually think the high frame rate will look worse unless the styling changes less in between frames. Otherwise, it's going to look erratic and there will be a ton of "popping" if each frame changes as much as the frames in
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by lancesells 2y ago
> Today the average PS5 game price is $70. And how many games do people have to subscribe to PSN to use? How many people have to pay for internet to use their game? How many games have microtransactions or DLC? How about a season pass? H
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by lancesells 2y ago
I would much rather they pass laws that you can't acquire, indefinitely hold, or sell the data. Meta and Google should not know where I went for breakfast if I didn't use their services to get there.
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by lancesells 2y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/18/technology/meta-instagram...
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by lancesells 2y ago
You're right. It's actually not bad!
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by lancesells 2y ago
This no reporter argument is so false but gets repeated often. If I only read internet articles from internet media companies you might have a little bit of a point, but actual newspapers have actual journalists. Some might be good and some
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by lancesells 2y ago
What's silly is your argument. You're comparing a person commenting on a forum to a service designed to serve millions a summary of someone else's work that's also powered by billions of dollars. Technology certainly evo
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by lancesells 2y ago
> Perplexity is much better, both for a summary of what I'm looking for, and for finding non-garbage links. So AI can summarize the news for you. But how does it do it? It steals the news from actual people and organizations. We&#x2
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by lancesells 2y ago
Shop other places besides Amazon. They've enabled all of this to increase profits.
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by lancesells 2y ago
This is an Apple bug or you didn't actually cancel it. Nothing to do with Disney.
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by lancesells 2y ago
Low tech but higher effort
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by lancesells 2y ago
*15% after the first year. Not defending greedy Apple nor defending greedy Disney.
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by lancesells 2y ago
> What happens when the buyer says "no, I'm not paying" and sells the phone? This is just like any thing you get a loan for. It goes to collections and your credit gets hurt. Why would normal consumers have restrictions be
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by lancesells 2y ago
Maybe. It's really hard to say because you don't know what it took to build Bandcamp up to what it is today. We also don't know if things are falling apart or if the people still working there have twice their normal work.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I think that's been going on since early 2020. And yeah, I can't really tell a difference between Bandcamp before it was sold and today. It's a shame that they not only sold to Epic of all companies but then fired so many peo
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by lancesells 2y ago
That's interesting that you say discovery is hard on Bandcamp. I've actually found their blog content great at finding new artists. Their editorial staff seems to be really tuned in and articles like this make me very happy: http
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by lancesells 2y ago
Fiction gives me so much more than the "science-light" books mentioned in this blog post. I don't think these books are bad and without ideas or merit, but many of them show an idea in the first two chapters and then repeat i
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by lancesells 2y ago
If you're not serious about energy consumption, you're also not serious about climate change. Unfortunately consumer and business technology wants to go the other way.

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