steve1977

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by steve1977 3mo ago
"we don’t want to let that stuff on our site!" Me, looking at all the slop on the App Store...
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by steve1977 3mo ago
This. I'm pretty sure the major labels were not at this meeting and it was only indies.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
That is the cheaper one.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
On the other hand, Reddit is trying so hard to funnel users to their app that this bug might solve itself at some point.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
IIRC, at least part of team behind Final Cut was ex-Adobe, which probably didn't help either)
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Hey but they got new icons. Because the non-subscription app still exist as well.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Nostalgia and also specifically catering to people who are affluent enough now to afford things they couldn't afford as kids or teens.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Not 100% exactly, but the whole point of these Korg reissues is to be very close to the originals. So in terms of general architecture, it will be the same.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Look Mum No Computer is interesting. On one hand, he's a bad example, because - at least as far as I know - he builds most of the stuff himself. So he's not showing off expensive synths he bought, which makes this kind of a catego
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by steve1977 3mo ago
They don't need to churn out stuff. They just want to show off what they possess.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
> entirely new capabilities are unlocked But unfortunately, it will primarily be used by rich YouTube "creators" to recreate some old Jean-Michel Jarre tracks.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Toys for rich kids with a lack of talent basically.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Well it's remake of an old synthesizer, there's plenty of information and pictures about the original.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
These are quite heavy accusations. Do you have a source for your claim that this was the intention?
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by steve1977 3mo ago
One sells Big Macs... the other Mac minis... there must be a connection.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
I don't think they would consider OpenAI a potential competitor, unless OpenAI has trade secrets of Apple.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
I mean 3 billion USD is clearly too big to fail, so I wouldn't worry too much
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by steve1977 3mo ago
That's the number I had in mind, but correct, apparently this is only for education and it's also 100 USD more now.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
So work louder is the new work smarter?
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by steve1977 3mo ago
At least it's much more expensive
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by steve1977 3mo ago
A quarter RGB keyboard for the price of half a MacBook Neo? Yeah this will sell like hot cakes...
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by steve1977 3mo ago
It's fascinating, right? I'm not a "hacker" by any means, but I would probably use a Qubes based system with a dedicated "hacking" VM, only use anonymous VPNs connected from public WiFi access points (having le
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Which namesake are you referring to?
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> the brightest of us That's not a very high bar today.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
> Same as with rich person autobiographies: even when they tell you what they think it is, they can't see the path not travelled. Yup, there's a lot of survivorship bias in those. And humans want to attribute success to some sk
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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"next year"
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If they do post, I adjust my expectations, let me put it this way...
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by steve1977 3mo ago
I sometimes check if someone is active on LinkedIn or not (as in, actually posting stuff). This is useful as a filter.
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by steve1977 3mo ago
Funnily enough, when the iPhone launched, it didn't have a native SDK. With iPhone OS 1, developers were supposed to create web apps. That only got changed with iPhone OS 2. https://web.archive.org/web/200707221722

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