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by s3p 2y ago
I think the approach is a Mac-first app that follows Apple's design language, no?
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by s3p 2y ago
Me too. Plus, since this is the 'first' article about it on HN, all the others are being closed as duplicates. I feel like this deserves more attention.
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by s3p 2y ago
This is what's so strange to me. They weren't testing for the presence of hazmats and seemed to not care. This lab clearly isn't a prod lab, likely just research, and maybe that's why they were so comfortable leaving eve
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by s3p 2y ago
If a hat falls on me when I'm outside I promise you my first thought will not be about how the wind assaulted me without consent...
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by s3p 2y ago
Why does every app need a menu bar? Why not just Cmd+Shift+Space to get the universal menu to open?
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by s3p 2y ago
What about the universal shortcut for triggering 1P across the mac? And autofill within applications? I think the newest redesign is extremely powerful. I wanted to hate it at first but I give big kudos to the 1P team for how thoughtfully
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by s3p 2y ago
"that sully the Apple brand for quality." OK. No one remembers Apple Maps, the CSAM scanning, the crush ad, etc? Companies do embarrassing stuff all the time. At least they're trying.
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by s3p 2y ago
Not really. They use ChatGPT as a last resort for a question that isn't related to the device or an Apple-related interaction. Ex: "Make a recipe out of the foods in this image" versus "how far away is my mom from the lu
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by s3p 2y ago
Oh god.. if someone sent me Ai generated slop for my birthday I would be bothered. A simple happy birthday is fine!
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by s3p 2y ago
I wonder if this announcement had anything to do with the bombshells OpenAI and Google dropped this week. Couldn’t this have been part of WWDC next month?
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by s3p 2y ago
Other way around: Self driving cars "are ready" but then people in this thread seemed to redefine what ready means.
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by s3p 2y ago
"Hey mom and dad, we need a memorable phrase so AI bots can't call us and pretend to be each other."
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by s3p 2y ago
That's what I really want to figure out. I feel like I wouldn't have a problem with it if I knew it was 100% fake and not actual items being destroyed.
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by s3p 2y ago
For me it was just because of the damage it caused. I guess if I heard someone was throwing out a piano I wouldn't think much of it, but the destruction of everything in the ad made me uneasy. I just felt like it was so wasteful to des
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by s3p 2y ago
Option 1: destroy something for a 30 second ad that near nobody will look at in 10 years Option 2: destroy something for a movie that gets regarded as a classic and people watch for decades
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by s3p 2y ago
For me I can't see the symbolism part, but I have serious concerns about destroying that many things and making such a big mess just for one ad. That's just me though.
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by s3p 2y ago
Sidecar sort of does this right now? If you are fine with the iPad functioning as a low res display that the Mac can send a few windows over to. It doesn't work amazingly well for me but I have used it a few times.
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by s3p 2y ago
I mean, their strategy was awful. They replaced the start menu for the first time with a whole-screen abomination that ruined power user workflows. They made the desktop TOO much like a tablet, it seemed like they wanted one interface for e
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by s3p 2y ago
...buy Android?
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by s3p 2y ago
Who is saying these things?? This entire thread is full of people like you, not people actually saying this is okay.
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by s3p 2y ago
OP never said Intel wasn't trying to catch up. As far as backside power delivery, this is literally what Intel has been working on. It is called PowerVia. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/news
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by s3p 2y ago
OP isn't wrong. Once the switch was made from 2D to 3D gates, transistor numbering became "this is the performance you would expect if you COULD shrink a gate to x nm", and while it's inaccurate it lets people understan
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by s3p 2y ago
They don't need anyone else's money. Intel has bought all of TSMC's EUV and High-NA EUV machines for the next several years.
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by s3p 2y ago
Well, circular saws can maim and rip off human body parts within a fraction of a second, and children can't use them ?
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by s3p 2y ago
Exactly, so they should ignore robots.txt !
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by s3p 2y ago
I'm confused because many water supply companies and municipal governments already use filter media that clean PFAS. My city for instance, upon looking tonight I see they use GAC filter media which is biologically active. Activated car
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by s3p 3y ago
What? You're more than welcome to download an app, or use any company's website.
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by s3p 3y ago
I wonder how manufacturers will reconcile this with their promise of device security. I'm mostly against parts pairing but I do like the fact that someone can't steal my iPhone and resell everything. It's mostly dead weight t
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by s3p 3y ago
For the record I am not an Intel rep lol this is just based on my opinion & expedrience
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by s3p 3y ago
Intel pays its employees very well. They also have generous vacation allotments, and paid sabbaticals every 4 years.

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