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CNET says that the OS auto-reclaims the space when needed: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/how-to-turn-...
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These are usually published a little later.
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Even for iCloud subscribers with newer hardware, as the cloud version should be faster. You’d have the choice between privacy and better performance.
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I’d certainly wait until 27.2 or so.
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CNET says that the OS auto-reclaims the space when needed: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/how-to-turn-...
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It can. I don’t understand how anyone willingly keeps autocorrect enabled on iOS. The autosuggestions are nevertheless still bad.
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You get some context by clicking on the “(tenderlovemaking.com)” in parentheses after the title.
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At some point there might be a DMCA-like law that makes such adversarial clothing illegal.
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The “opens new tab” sometimes drives me insane when using TTS to listen to Reuters articles. I’m assuming they are using the wrong CSS/markup for the purpose.
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Are people blaming Apple when Google search in Safari gives garbage results? Some probably are, but that really shouldn’t be a relevant discussion, in particular when the user explicitly chose which AI backend to use.
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The three-body problem only states the problem to solve, it doesn’t itself state anything about the existence or non-existence of solutions. It has been proven that there is no general closed-form solution. And there are obvious solutions f
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These drawings were previously part of Apple’s Accessory Design Guidelines for the purpose of designing cases and such, which largely wasn’t applicable to MacBooks. Apparently they decided to include MacBooks now that the dimensional drawin
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This info, including magnet placement (and even magnet strength), has been publicly available as part of Apple’s Accessory Design Guidelines for many years. https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Accessory%20design%20guideline...
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It was previously part of the single-PDF Accessory Design Guidelines [0], which had become quite unwieldy in recent years. [0] https://developer.apple.com/accessories/Accessory-Design-Gui... https://archive.
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This is what people were saying about nuclear technology half a century ago.
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In the context being discussed, it is dangerous: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear#Manipulation
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Because fear is prone to lead to emotional, rash, and irrational reactions.
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We should apply healthy caution, but the article is right in that fear is a bad counsellor. Asking whether AI is safe is like asking whether a knife is safe. It’s about how we handle it, what we use it for, what precautions we take when usi
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Ram also had a crisis there I think.
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The article mentions it.
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One can wonder what Urquhart would have thought if he had learned who would be solving his cypher.
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Content: From: Mark Zuckerberg Sent: Monday, January 30, 2017 8:10:16 AM Subject: Cambridge Analytica I'm seeing more articles like this one come out claiming the Trump's campaign used FB and analytics in very precise
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You don’t even have to click on a YouTube link, the podcast is here: https://preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/
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Originally, in the days of text-mode forms, overwrite was the default, because that made more sense for fixed-length input fields.
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I use it quite regularly in text editors, in particular when authoring something with two-dimensional layout (simple diagrams, folder-like line trees), and occasionally for the CUA Cut & Paste shortcuts (e.g. in terminal emulators). The
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The article states “Insert (now gone) and Delete (still with us)”. Since the Delete symbol pictured is long gone, it seems reasonable to conclude that the author meant the keys here, not the symbols.
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22d ago
On Safari I use https://getnoir.app/ .
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This is based on the eponymous video series that Sean Carroll published on his YouTube channel during the pandemic (playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrxfgDEc2NxZJcWcrxH3j... ). He since has written an in-dept
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…if all kids are in agreement that they should do just that.
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Actual source article: https://www.frf.ro/en/frf-introduces-the-black-card-to-comba...
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