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721.
by wilg 3y ago
It was a fancy way of saying "you're wrong".
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by wilg 3y ago
Also, this is against Apple's style guide, for those who celebrate. > In text, don’t write the name Apple Vision Pro by combining the  symbol with Vision Pro. > Correct: Get started with Apple Vision Pro. > Incorrect: Get sta
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by wilg 3y ago
I agree it doesn't make any sense. But this is unfortunately the deal with Hollywood and they surely just ported the same functionality from iOS.
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by wilg 3y ago
> Do you have anything to back that up? I'm saying you need to back up the claim that they refuse to work with FLOSS on principle, if you want to make it. > This is extremely dishonest. ??? If you want to build a phone that wor
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by wilg 3y ago
I think it is a completely unreasonable argument to say I have to insert and support some kind of public API surface somewhere within any hardware product I want to make to satisfy your nebulous ideology. I think its okay if people make ope
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by wilg 3y ago
I don't know what you're talking about. Autopilot did "automate some steering, braking, and acceleration functions" and was released in 2015. This conversation is about a different feature called FSD, of which a tech dem
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by wilg 3y ago
> There are no dealerships for me to buy a Tesla and take delivery from them at that location fully staffed by Tesla employees. There are no dealerships but there are plenty of stores and delivery centers. https://www.tesla.
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by wilg 3y ago
I think its good cheap food is available!
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by wilg 3y ago
Yeah, I mean you have to do the work. It doesn't seem like they refuse to work with FLOSS on principle, just that it's difficult to them.
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by wilg 3y ago
If you read my comment, you would know the information is in the subheadline, above the paywall.
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by wilg 3y ago
Weird way to say they released a tech demo a while back of what they would eventually ship and now they have shipped it.
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by wilg 3y ago
If you read the article (or just the subheadline), you would know that the person who is saying they must do this is Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla.
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by wilg 3y ago
Successful, widespread, and not differentiable in taste tests?
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by wilg 3y ago
That article is about how they weren't stopped, and there's nothing anticompetitive in it.
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by wilg 3y ago
> Think of what truly open VR headsets, smartwatches, tablets and smartphones etc. would be capable of, the rich ecosystem of apps and capabilities that could exist - but greed is literally holding us back by decades. Nothing is stopping
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by wilg 3y ago
It seems very likely that in 1986 this headline was a Ghostbusters joke?
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by wilg 3y ago
You have a hilarious definition of "not allowed"!
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by wilg 3y ago
Worked okay for me and I see the profiles and can follow them on Mastodon but the posts haven’t appeared yet. I’m sure it’ll be sorted after the launch. I really want to follow Mastodon users from Threads next. A bunch of people who only po
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by wilg 3y ago
Had to force quit the app to get the option to appear.
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by wilg 3y ago
I'd just wait like a decade and see how it's going.
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by wilg 3y ago
A key differentiator of Neuralink is that the implant can both read and write through ~1000 channels (each of which is a tiny wire into the brain). So it's not really the same thing as external devices that read electrical activity fro
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by wilg 3y ago
Your idea is that the priority should have been, instead of first getting a mouse working on his laptop, to hook him up to some kind of robotic exoskeleton?
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by wilg 3y ago
The headline is wrong, the video was not faked (nor edited). The guy just said what was in the video was not currently shipping to customers, i.e. it was a tech demo.
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by wilg 3y ago
i agree
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by wilg 3y ago
Bikeshedding about terminology isn't worth anybody's time. You can be skeptical of technology without grandstanding about it for social clout.
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by wilg 3y ago
Well, does it actually search through reviews if you ask it a relevant question? And how well does it work?
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by wilg 3y ago
well he is fairly bad now, due to his racist and xenophobic bullshit on twitter
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by wilg 3y ago
If you scroll down to the actual picture of what Tesla advertises the tent to look like, instead of an old concept render of various products that were never sold, you can plainly see that the person has not used the poles to set up the ten
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by wilg 3y ago
Sure, common practice doesn’t mean it’s automatically right but it is an indication that it’s generally accepted for reasons that may be valid. So it’s reasonable evidence to cite, and is a method of explaining that your argument now has
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by wilg 3y ago
If this guy thinks what Google is doing is "powering genocide", and Google is not going to change what it does, then he is just saying he's not going to do his job, right? So this move allows him to not work on powering genoc

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