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by s3p 3y ago
This isn't subsidized. OpenAI makes money on their API and ChatGPT pricing.
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by s3p 3y ago
I mean.. it's a two hour outage. Depending on the severity of the problem that's quite a fast turnaround.
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by s3p 3y ago
Uhh okay?
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by s3p 3y ago
That confuses me because shouldn't those people just get an M3? and then those who get the M3 Pro want better performance. I don't understand the 'pro' naming scheme means if they're not serious about making it pro.
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by s3p 3y ago
Do users even use Feedback Assistant? I have yet to hear of anyone in my circle (friends, family, coworkers) submit a Feedback. None of them are developers or us the developer beta of iOS, so I have always surmised that to be why.
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by s3p 3y ago
Maybe HN or LinkedIn, lol
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by s3p 3y ago
This is not a story. Searching a stock website that uses AI to generate images related to your search query, and then searching for war, means you generated the images. And if that’s not true, if it’s that these images existed on Adobe st
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by s3p 3y ago
By definition. If they used the same code, they would be similar.
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by s3p 3y ago
For now they are exclusively working with TMobile. Not sure if that extends to Fi since they use TM towers.
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by s3p 3y ago
Really interesting points. About this one: > Phone providers (Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, Etc.) who are still paying off huge debt for the billions they paid for cellular spectrum in various regions will mount a political attack on the
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by s3p 3y ago
what?
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by s3p 3y ago
Wow, judging from the replies it seems that most of HN does indeed hate this comment. I agree with you though. Even though it's not apart of the EU, Britain's internet security laws that require browser data collection is particul
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by s3p 3y ago
>Keeping all of the data under one company umbrella This part of your post is also not correct. What company knows everything about you? There's insurance companies, credit card companies, social media companies... they all have a
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by s3p 3y ago
I totally get where you're coming from. Isn't that the approach Apple took with their (small) business running app store and news ads? they only allow generalized location and user info, and in app store context its almost entirel
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by s3p 3y ago
I would have paid. But 14 per month??? Who do they think they are lmao. They can make money from unobtrusive ads but the moment they started injecting ads in the MIDDLE of videos I went straight to ad blocking. Also we're in the mino
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by s3p 3y ago
> Manual/electric toothbrushes always leave large parts of your denture uncleaned, because your hand does not move them to all places, and not for long enough, and not with the correct movements. This leads to tartar buildup, inflam
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by s3p 3y ago
Don't they sell .zip TLDs now too?
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by s3p 3y ago
Semantics. Seems to me like OP was talking about the entire project of making and releasing the newest version. QA would most definitely be apart of that.
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by s3p 3y ago
That logic doesn't make much sense. They didn't even announce a release date for the software until recently. Why not push it back for QA? It's not like they have to ship everything on time (AirPower, original HomePod come to
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by s3p 3y ago
The person you are replying to is the same person that they are replying to. you can just say "you".
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by s3p 3y ago
Even knowledge of how to commit genocide or manufacture chemical weapons?
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by s3p 3y ago
A Mac can also be called a personal computer if i'm not mistaken
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by s3p 3y ago
Why the $9.99 start price? To me the value of a Meta service would be $4/month max. That's just me though.
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by s3p 3y ago
This article frustrates me. >Starting in 2009, Apple began to phase out removable batteries across its laptop line in favor of batteries that were sealed inside the case and were not user-accessible. >The upsides, which Apple touted,
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by s3p 3y ago
"Here’s why it’s soap is so effective" Maybe with all that covid funding they could afford a better proofreader..
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by s3p 3y ago
1P could be 'compromised' and send a malicious version of their software back before they had the subscription model... I don't see how this is involves any more risk.
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by s3p 3y ago
This isn't a very constructive response. OP wants it to be easier to buy decongestants, as do I.
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by s3p 3y ago
This is the NEW iOS. Before updating to iOS 17, this did not happen to me. With the new 'transformer' autocorrect, it does. Supposedly it is context aware and that is why it is correcting past words as you keep typing.
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by s3p 3y ago
I'm replying to my own comment here since it was so severely downvoted. OP was musing about a bunch of questions that didn't seem useful to the discussion. Who was he asking? And if you're going to say an Uber staff member, w
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by s3p 3y ago
And what service would that be?

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