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by quitit 3y ago
Thanks that is exactly my point, because I'm not losing any functionality with a slightly smaller phone, but I am gaining something that is more mobile, fits into pockets and usable with one hand. I understand the large screen appeal,
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by quitit 3y ago
>Failure to respect privacy lends itself to authoritarianism as people will self-censor if they feel they are not able to express themselves. Maybe I'm overstating this but it's a real concern of mine. Likely not overstating it
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by quitit 3y ago
I'd happily buy a phone the original iPhone (iPod) size. I'm yet to find a productivity app where that extra screen space solves the problem. Same thing with laptops, whatever I can't do on a 14", I also can't do on
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by quitit 3y ago
Respectfully and for your own protection you should be aware that not all forms of excerpts or duplication are copyright infringement. This reproduction can easily pass for fair use as it's quoting the answer to the question that only
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by quitit 3y ago
In addition to the other points made by others about sharing staff... At their respective peaks Meta had around 12x the staff of peak Twitter despite not having 10x the user base (that said Meta towers heavily over Twitter in users and mont
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by quitit 3y ago
Reddit's CEO stated that what Elon did to Twitter was a model he'd like Reddit to follow. Although Reddit's changes are fresh, it has declined both in quality and esteem from copying this business style. I expect further decl
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by quitit 3y ago
While this works through the courts - it is kind of amusing to think that Elon is suggesting that Meta somehow needed Twitter's IP to build Threads. Here are some monthly active user stats for social media/chat networks(1): 1. Fac
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by quitit 3y ago
Meta have already stated that no former twitter employees worked on Threads. That's not all that surprising though, Meta could obviously build such a product from their own learnings and IP.
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by quitit 3y ago
Adobe, Netflix, Google, etc. They all need to realise one thing. You can choose to start something, but it's only the audience that can choose to end it. Whether that's a new app, series, or web tool: the problem is the same, no o
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by quitit 3y ago
So when google said 2 companies it was also as disingenuous as when they said "only linking"
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by quitit 3y ago
Although I disagree with this kind of law: Was it just linking? Or was it providing a useful summary that essentially renders no need to click the provided link? + the link Otherwise I can see why Google and Meta got the law, while Reddit,
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by quitit 3y ago
In some circumstances, Facebook's app will randomly block you from certain sub-features and request an ear-to-ear scan of your face to unblock them. It's bonkers, and clear how they go about obtaining their data.
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by quitit 3y ago
I share the same opinion, but also dislike these tests because each system benefits from a different approach to prompting. What I use to get a good result in MidJourney won't work in StableDiffusion for example. Instead when making th
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by quitit 3y ago
I expect reddit to survive this because this isn't something that will stop people from visiting it. While they may originally go to reddit for information, they stay for the communities. It's pretty well established that no one t
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by quitit 3y ago
It's not a matter of opinion, the recording did not include a threat or blackmail. Asking to be bought, even if done so coyly, is neither extortion nor blackmail. Blackmail is a threat of revealing damaging information. That didn'
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by quitit 3y ago
>That is not exactly true. It sounds like there was a genuine misunderstanding during their call. This is false.(1) What I've written there is accurate. Why? Because while there was a misunderstanding, it was immediately corrected i
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by quitit 3y ago
I also had this thought, but perhaps in a slightly different angle: All this spare capital to splash on vague nonsense, looks like a symptom of a worsening rich poor divide. It's a concentration of wealth in a segment that is too small
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by quitit 3y ago
Steve Huffman, aka Spez, falsely claimed that Apollo creator (Christian Selig) had threatened and blackmailed Reddit for $10M. The facts are that no threat nor blackmail attempt was made and Spez had entirely invented and spread the false c
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by quitit 3y ago
I generally fall into the same opinion. If he's so upset about how things turned out, then why did he deliberately structure everything to turn out this way? Absolutely nothing of reddit has come as a surprise. Not their past dramas an
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by quitit 3y ago
While I haven't verified it, that's Microsoft's own claim so they will have their reasons for citing that number so I won't make a claim one way or the other, but have provided a link to the dispute below(1). Simula is n
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by quitit 3y ago
>"you won't be able to run powerhouse apps from macOS to get your more serious work done". There's nothing to suggest that powerhouse apps won't be developed for visionOS. The hardware is capable and at this pric
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by quitit 3y ago
>Insanely good text clarity. Higher pixel density (35.5 PPD) than any portable VR headset currently on the market (e.g., 56% higher than the Quest Pro & 220% higher than the Valve Index). And on the Simula product page: > • 35.5 P
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by quitit 3y ago
It's a horrible thought, but one that I share. Italy is in a better place to have such a destructive and negative influence removed. He revealed the flaw of the democratic process in that it relies on people who are inherently honest a
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by quitit 3y ago
The state of tech reporting is at a level where I'm not really sure one can give it any trust for the headline story, let alone any secondary information they include. In this article we see "Arm custom-made the M1 and M2 chips fo
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by quitit 3y ago
Plus #1 has a human analogue: Human's are known to thumb suck for comfort. Some continuing the behaviour into adulthood - perhaps even 1 in 10, but I don't really believe that.(1) (1) https://www.sundaypost.com/fp&
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by quitit 3y ago
A lot of good points in there. I think Apple are much better at UX and platform building than Meta, this weeks WWDC visionOS videos(1) show impressive depth in their research and thinking for all types of users of spatial-based computing. R
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by quitit 3y ago
Seems a bit inflated to describe that it can only be understood when taking psychedelics. It takes nothing more than a long exposure mode(1) on your camera to see the image live. (1) such as: - Night mode - Fireworks mode - "Live pho
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by quitit 3y ago
I think it's too soon to see real data on this because the current leader in AI imagery is still quite limited in what it can produce. There are too many examples of stock photos where no combination of tokens is going to render a simi
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by quitit 3y ago
The people shaming this couldn't have any idea what they're looking at. It runs bad! I could spend less on a PC and get a better frame rate! Of course it runs bad, it's miracle-like that it runs at all or has a frame rate, le
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by quitit 3y ago
I mean if we took that attitude to everything, we'd go no where.

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