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by tmpz22 2y ago
I'd love to see the market demographics behind these games - gut says its elderly who forget about the subscription entirely. GameDevs who build games for such demographics should feel bad for preying on them.
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by tmpz22 2y ago
I don't think they actually expect "Apple Intelligence" to enter popular vernacular. I think it was more to drive home the distinction between what Apple is doing and what everybody else is doing.
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by tmpz22 2y ago
For the majority of the keynote they explicitly avoided the word AI instead substituting the word Intelligence, then Apple Intelligence, and then towards the end they said AI and ChatGPT once or twice. I think they saw the response to all t
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by tmpz22 2y ago
It was talked about in the Platform keynote (not the main keynote) - they're doing a lot of crossplatform work, off the top of my head: * Enhancement of VSCode support (and any editor that integrates LSP) * Increasing supported linux a
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by tmpz22 2y ago
They need to provide a mechanism to view the data being uploaded by you
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by tmpz22 2y ago
The Video game metaphor stretches pretty far. Madden has a monopoly license for NFL content. For a decade the biggest complaint was how they gate kept rosters behind the yearly re-release. Eventually they allowed roster sharing but they put
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by tmpz22 2y ago
Its very humbling coming out of startup-land and working with big tech engineers and realizing their tooling runs circles around everybody else and enables them to be much more precise with their work and scale, though it isn't without
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by tmpz22 2y ago
What is bad about encoding/json?
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by tmpz22 2y ago
I do not and I'm likely misusing the word subsidized. My concern is that as a newer product (R2 in 2022 [1] compared to S3 2006 [2]) R2 has deliberately priced itself to compete with egress pricing of S3 in order to gain market share a
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by tmpz22 2y ago
The Grad student teachers and TAs in my math courses - including discrete math - were at best ambivalent to us lesser Computer Science students and at worst under-trained and contemptuous. University of Oregon ~2014ish
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by tmpz22 2y ago
> We moved workloads off of S3 to Cloudflare R2 because of this. So you moved from a mature but expensive storage solution to a younger currently subsidized storage solution? What happens when R2 jacks up pricing?
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by tmpz22 2y ago
Question for any Googlers in the thread - do folks speak up if they see flaws in the methodology or approach of this research or is the pressure from the top so strong on this initiative that people hush up?
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How big is your household? How does your discretionary spending vary over time? Did you just start buying diapers for the first time? I think there's a lot of labeling that could happen from the data, and thats what advertisers want mo
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Sam Altman will get right on that Im sure of it
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Well at least the profile was only active for one day and lists as "disabled" [1]. Credit to the moderator 19 years ago. [1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/user_profile?user_id=239294
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by tmpz22 2y ago
Okta is a single point of failure but its still probably way better then what the average developer will throw together under deadline.
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by tmpz22 2y ago
> Over the course of using their product, there have been few new, impactful features. What new features do you want for a music player? Better audio quality? More discovery features? Lower memory usage? More responsive UI?
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by tmpz22 2y ago
> how does anyone find this acceptable? Many in the tech community have high expectations for Google engineering quality and product development. The expectations are now too high, much like the executives who pushed this feature.
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It takes a long time to educate the general population and I think we're JUST getting to the point where people are distinguishing between AI and LLMs. Thankfully this process is sped up by the current crop of executives shoving it int
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by tmpz22 2y ago
Read old.reddit.com/r/apple to witness the zealotry - incitement topics include: * Discussion of iPad not supporting desktop workloads like macOS despite costing as much as a MBP * Discussion of the Apple mouse * Discussion of EU
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by tmpz22 2y ago
> Google takes this so seriously they're backporting it to Android 6 Or for contractual reasons, or for some technical reason it was easy enough to be "why not"
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Right? Apple is a blink in human technological process. People credit them with the invention of small-form-factor and HCI. They are not.
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Southpark covered this already - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Learning_(South_Park)
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> Ticket master sucks, but it's gonna be worse. So what makes it better? Should we be thankful for the current status quo?
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by tmpz22 2y ago
My dad and I were watching a TV show where someone received a time traveling fax. I remarked that the software on the Fax machine may have just had a bug. He immediately remarked "they're scientists (physicists who sent the fax) a
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by tmpz22 2y ago
At the very top of the article there are Key Points bullets: * The state is sending out hundreds of thousands of AI-generated letters looking for revenue, many of them focused on remote work or a change in tax residency. And in paragraph 9
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> that is easy Anyone who has supported digital devices for friends and family (especially elderly ones) knows it is in fact not easy. These accounts exist for the commercial benefit of companies. They could tie authorization to the hard
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by tmpz22 3y ago
And the schools prefer it (at least in the US) - limited highly paid doctors means they can charge exorbitant tuition.
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by tmpz22 3y ago
The Gen-Z range is 12-27. I think it would be fair to say their languages are whatever is being taught in schools and whatever the jobs in their region are. I would think there's a lot of Javascript, Swift, and Java/Kotlin, and C#
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by tmpz22 3y ago
> IMHO it's similar to what happened to DevOps in the 2000s, you just don't need a big special team to help you deploy anymore, you hire a few specialists and mostly buy off the shelf solutions. I advocate for these metaphors t

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