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by nerdjon 7mo ago
They could also just implement sign in with apple on their website, they have the ability to sign in with google so not supporting Apple is still a weird choice they are making. Apple should not have had to require developers to have option
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
This was my first thought as well, all this does is further remove the user from seeing the chat output and instead makes it appear as if the information is concretely reliable. I mean is it really that shocking that you can have an LLM gen
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
It is also a critical part of watchOS. I am still sad that they stopped putting it into iPhone, I think the tech is great and the watch really proves what can be done with it when it is a fundamental part of the hardware and the OS can be b
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
I know it is not the target use case this, but I have been thinking more and more about how this could serve a need of a terminal or a kiosk computer in a scenario where a tablet may not be the most suitable due to the need for a full keybo
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
I keep wanting to build this but I have seen people talking online that they changed the legs and they are now hollow and not really suitable for this. That has made me very cautious to use this for any serious amount of mounting. Edit: App
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
Uhh... you know when the Mac's were Intel they specifically made a tool for installing Windows on your Mac and shipped drivers for Windows.
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
It may have entered public discourse but it is not being talked about as much outside of tech spaces, and we are up against the companies pushing the complete opposite narrative. All I can say is that I am having conversations with non tech
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
I do think that for this particular situation we need to step outside of our tech bubble a little bit. I am still having regular conversations with people that either don't know about hallucinations or think they are not a big problem.
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
A properly built tablet OS UI would also have those differences in the OS that make it more than just a larger phone screen, which so far seems to be most of what the foldables are doing with a gimmick thrown in here or there. iPadOS may no
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by nerdjon 7mo ago
Even though these tools are showing time and time again that they have serious reliability issues, somehow people still think it is a good idea to use them for critical decisions. Still regularly get wrong information from google’s search A
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
I feel like I am really struggling to see the issue here with pricing, it is still a very cheap subscription and it does what we need it to do. And they were one of the ones that came out better in that recent security analysis of password
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
Why did I see the headline and my first thought was the “Scientific Method” episode of Voyager. That being said, I am curious what the use case is. It mentions data storage but the QR code is not really storing data (ok it is storing somet
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
> "Tie-in sale": the business practice where a seller conditions the sale of one product (the tying good) on the buyer’s agreement to purchase a different product (the tied good) I will keep my response to this part in particul
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
Like I mentioned somewhere else I can see why some people think they are entitled to do this and I also fully understand wanting to do it from a cost standpoint. While I do personally disagree with thinking that you should be able to do thi
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
What law is actually being broken in Brazil? Are MMO’s illegal in Brazil? Is PlayStation Plus illegal in Brazil? Is Spotify, Apple Music, etc etc etc also illegal in Brazil? It would be ridiculous to argue that I could pay for a subscriptio
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
> Tie-in sales between software and services is not different from price dumping. I disagree, in many cases what you are specifically paying for is the combination of the software and the service that are designed to work together. And i
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
Then I would not use it because it does not work the way I want it to work... But if that is the service they are making and they are clear about what it is when you sign up... That does not make it illegal. I can see why people think they
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
> This is, plain and simple, a tie-in sale of claude code. I am particularly amused by people accepting it as "fair" because in Brazil this is an illegal practice I am very curious what is particularly illegal about this. On th
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
That is a hell of a lot of trust that people are putting in to download and upload unknown files. The risks that you download and start spreading malware or worse CSAM. You really don’t want that sitting on your disk. Admittedly the risks i
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
Not everyone that interacts with a service is interacting with it directly? How is this a serious question. A thing called API’s exist and if your users rely on it but your not interacting with it directly yourself, seeing this could save y
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
There has to be some sort of automation making these issues, to many of them are identical but posted by different people. Also love how many have the “I searched for issues” checked which is clearly a lie. Does Claude code make issue repor
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by nerdjon 8mo ago
I will say that 11 LTSC is also a solid option. I run it myself and I don’t have any issues with it, and it lacks a lot of the crap that Microsoft has been trying to shove in. At some point there might be compatibility issues with Windows 1
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
The downstream effects of this are extremely concerning. We have already seen the damage caused by human written research that was later retracted like the “research” on vaccines causing autism. As we get more and more papers that may be ci
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
> It's quite indiscriminate in Software, for sure, I feel like people don't care whether you used an AI to write your code as long as it works. I don't think that is really the case. We are seeing pushback on games develop
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
Not entirely sure where you get that I am not seeing what is happening. All I am saying is that we need to be better than them and not twisting information to fit what we want to say. That doesn’t remove or diminish any criticism of trump a
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
We get absolutely nowhere if we just blindly blame trump for everything. All it does is give the other side ammunication to paint us as just “anti trump” when they can poke holes in our information. We have to be better than them. We have
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
I am all for criticizing and pointing fingers at trump and this entire administration. But it does say they have been working with ICE for “years” in the article. What is not really clear to me is was the app made worse recently, was it ori
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
Do you mean when the computer is not in use or “unused” in the sense that even when gaming it is just being used for gaming and not something “productive”. 2 very different arguments and not fully clear which you are trying to make.
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
It will be interesting to see what the long term impact of this will be, the headline misses the biggest part that they (if the phrasing they use is correct) should be producing more of the lower speced (and cheaper) 5060 8GB model. So whil
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
As someone who daily drives Safari as primary browser on Mac, iPhone, and iPad figured I would comment on each of those: > translation Safari has Translation built in > favicon bookmarks Yeah to my knowledge this is not possible (some

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