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by quitit 4y ago
pantone have a colour mixing system based on 6 primaries called hexachrome, they then publish a book of formulas using those colours - it’s an easy way for printers to mix up the colours. This represents the majority of “pantone” colours. A
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Dear messaging services (Signal, Whatsapp, etc.) You don't get to say "hey our messaging service is more secure than x, y or z" That kind of statement can only be stated by external, independent researchers, not the marketing
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The question now is whether or not apple scrap them. There seems to be many additional caveats that weren't forethought. I understand that developers are looking for ways of being seen with ads being in high demand, but surely these de
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And the radioactivity problem (amongst the acid rain problem, the CO2 problem, the smog problem and the miner's health problems) https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-ash-is-more-...
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It's probably a bit counter-intuitive for the "if its not broke don't fix it" crowd. But lifting the rug and revisiting ideas is pretty central to how they operate over there. The logic probably follows that if they were
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Homekit routers achieve a similar result by isolating each device from every device on the network then utilises a white list approved by the manufacturer for internet connectivity or at the user's option blocking all internet connecti
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Short answer: There's money on the table. The rapid rate of development of the tech means there are new business models on the horizon and these companies may want to minimise how much they give away in order to maintain their (i) comp
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It'll just chip away at the roles, it's not realistic to replace them for the reasons you've listed. However the point being made is that the expensive jobs are a more attractive target. That said I think AI/automation w
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This would be a long reply that duplicates a lot of information you can find online about the dangers resulting from such profiling, such as how that information is shared and joined with other sources to accurately identify individuals. Th
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That's not a statement that is supported by Whatsapp's own privacy policy, and it's deliberately vague to subvert from how Meta uses your available data for advertising purposes. To use a few examples: - When sharing your loc
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by quitit 4y ago
I think the point has been missed. AI is bound. Humans are not. To better illustrate that difference: Just because anecdotally some human might produce crap doesn't mean that is the limit of all humans.
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There is a hardware limit, just like there is with Touch-ID. I don't really see the point in continuing with this if you're going to argue in bad faith - trivial research would have revealed that and other limitations which would
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You'll get precisely the amount of effort hypocrisy deserves, which is zero.
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I'll say it once more: I don't hold value to opinions which need to place people/things into these absurd good/bad columns. It's naive, especially when one can trivially find opposing examples. So do what works for
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by quitit 4y ago
Further to your point, comparing humans to AI is not just misunderstanding AI, but also looks past how humans create and choose the styles which this AI is now reproducing through a statical approach. Without the human guidance the AI would
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by quitit 4y ago
Many of the discussions today sound similar to the ones I read about during the advent of earlier creative leaps – which I think merely serves to highlight the importance of this advancement. However, I do still remember plenty of the discu
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by quitit 4y ago
If you're curious you can see some of the imagery used to train SD here: https://laion-aesthetic.datasette.io/laion-aesthetic-6pls/im... This is just a small fraction of the imagery and it does include pornography
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by quitit 4y ago
I see you write this a lot. You also spend a lot of time throwing stones from your glasshouse. Change comes from within.
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The problem here is that I’ve brought up a scenario: people who frame Jobs as 100% one way or another (just like some people frame Apple as one way or another.) So what do you do? Frame him as one way - in this case in a bad light. Exactly
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by quitit 4y ago
Hating Steve Jobs fits tidily in the Anti-Apple rhetoric: which started precisely when they were pulled into the smartphone wars. When I look at the criticisms of Steve Jobs or Apple, I look at it in context of the life of people and other
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by quitit 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the discussion is about multi-user support on the current Pro line-up? So let me ask you directly: How would you propose to get around the limitations of the secure enclave for Face-ID on existing iPads?
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by quitit 4y ago
There's currently 15 providers of those global data eSims, and I find the one I use significantly cheaper than local providers. The trick is not to buy "global data", but just data for the country you are visiting. For exampl
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> Am I missing something? Sure there's plenty of upsides to eSims 1. You can have any number of eSims on your device and have two active simultaneously, such as one for a data and one for a calling. You can optimise your costs based
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I think the downsides of travel are being overblown, moving overseas however would present a problem if one is moving to a 3rd world country or China. Currently 82 countries have eSim support for iPhone, typically it is poorer countries tha
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Supporting lossless would be nominal only, these are in-ear headphones, the fit alone would produce more drastic audio shaping. I think one just needs to be realistic about how these things are used.
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Currently hardware-wise they're designed for a single user experience. E.g. the limit of face-ids in the secure enclave, or more trivially they don't come with a lot of storage to host multiple photo/music/app libraries
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You are correct - the keynote mentioned that location sharing is also available over satellite.
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For iphone to now surpass the cumulative share of android brands could point to: not a large change in consumer behaviour, but rather a side effect of fewer Android manufacturers dumping* into the market. Comparing iPhone to Android isn&#x2
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Apps can be side-loaded directly from websites. One doesn’t need another app store - the reason why competitor app stores fail is because they’re untrustworthy and crap. There isn’t a need for another app store if what one wants is already

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