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weikju
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weikju
2y ago
hah we need to come up with a campaign - "Consensual Computing".
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weikju
2y ago
it will work with the next release (and already works with the beta)
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weikju
2y ago
click the name instead of the dropdown arrow Note that to make use of ollama, you'll have to wait for the next release or upgrade to a beta release --- while you can change the API right now it's using a newer format for the paylo
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weikju
2y ago
I wonder how they'll react to the next version of macOS, iOS and Windows...
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weikju
2y ago
haha imagine the manufactured outrage when "developer tools access" or "CLI access" is hidden under _Accessibility_ (It's a pretty clever idea though)
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2y ago
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weikju
2y ago
> What is it that you don't want seen "seen"
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weikju
2y ago
> But there might be no actual possible course of action which would avoid both forms of outrage! The only possible course of action (which upends may a business plans/models) is to not host the data in the first place; not even enc
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weikju
2y ago
because someone noticed "search.openai.com" or "search.chatgpt.com" or something like that and wild speculation was sparked
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weikju
2y ago
I do believe in this. I had this experience last year where I suddenly started thinking of a pillow product I had first seen 5 years before (and had never looked into since then). In the following days, I started noticing the ads for that p
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weikju
2y ago
nevermind root. The apps have unrestricted access to your filesystem under the same privileges as your user -- in other words, they have access to all your personal files and configurations and keys. Who needs root?
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weikju
2y ago
Your comment isn’t helpful to have a good and useful conversation about this. There are multiple viewpoints and levels of acceptance of new technology. Skepticism is healthy and even warranted. We don’t have to gleefully embrace every new s
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weikju
2y ago
I guess Apple didn’t announce enough exciting things so Apple blog sites have to micro analyze every detail and find things to complain or be outraged about to keep their daily quotas of posts?
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2y ago
> The heart of the issue is this: No, that was last year's issue. This time it's: > The core of the controversy stems from Proton Mail providing the Spanish police with the recovery email address associated with the Proton M
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weikju
2y ago
No issues here in Safari on iOS
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weikju
2y ago
cynically... the customers are very satisfied. The end users not so much.
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weikju
2y ago
> They build software alternatives that focus on giving control to users. From their mission statement: > “Computers should belong to you, the people. We develop and fund technology to give them back.” Well it's something that al
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weikju
2y ago
I’d rather have an improved Safari with useful AI features (not just another “chat with …” app)… Siri they can fix whenever or rip it out entirely.
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2y ago
Sure, within the website I have to unmute it and up my volume to hear anything, but it's still playing without me having to switch off the physical DND mode button on the side of the iphone. My phone remains in DND mode and I still hav
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2y ago
nevermind the people losing jobs over this
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weikju
2y ago
Or not a native English speaker. “AI has led to more people lose their job and still no visible benefit to society” doesn’t sound like AI maximalism to me
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weikju
3y ago
I can still listen to music and videos, with sound, while the ringer side button is set to off.
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weikju
3y ago
Yeah, just lucky that my family moved when I was young, offering a way to situate my memories in time, somewhat.
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weikju
3y ago
in fact, functions that are disabled on VSCode (chat for example) if you turn off VSCode telemetry, work just fine on VSCodium even with all telemetry set to off. So I'd say it works better haha
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weikju
3y ago
"Remember when the Internet wasn't just 5 websites, each filled with screenshots from the other four?"
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weikju
3y ago
I haven't used Codeium in a while, but I remember at some point in VSCodium it would also spike CPU usage until I turned off some features (was it Chat, or Search? something like that).
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weikju
3y ago
'hearing this from Brave' -- this is a community post on the Brave forums, and doesn't even seem to be from an employee of Brave. edit: Also, Orion is WebKit based
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weikju
3y ago
The title/community post are wrong - it's WebKit, not Safari itself. But the intended meaning is true, all browsers on iOS are "skins" on the WebKit engine, no Gecko, Blink, etc. This still ignores all the differentiatio
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weikju
3y ago
In my case, I would know roughly because some memories I have are from a certain house. My family moved to a different city before I was 3, so those memories can only be from 0-2 years of age.
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3y ago
Key point: > ... > the initial set of AI-related features Apple plans to debut with iOS 18 "will work entirely on device." I > ... > While more advanced features will ultimately require an internet connection, basic te
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