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cmelbye

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    Comment #48465728

    Opening up third party access to read all user data on the device, agentic control over all installed apps, etc. is opening the platform a tiny bit?

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    Comment #42563493

    I wish it weren't necessary, but BetterDisplay has been helpful with these types of issues in my experience. https://github.com/waydabber/BetterDisplay

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    Comment #41177812

    The world would be missing something if we didn't have creative geniuses off in the corner making art for art's sake, accessible for the masses to keep at home.

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    Comment #40765838

    Thinking about the circumstances of the time compared to today helped me to find relevance. We’re using GNU/Linux differently now than he was when that message was written. Symboli…

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    Comment #40060629

    The guy was specifically talking about the video's headline, which was written to be clickbait like everything else on YouTube because that's how MKBHD pays his bills.

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    Comment #39982155

    I genuinely wonder whether such a thing is possible without a single centralized political party and severely limited avenues to disagree with the plan.

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    Comment #39198968

    They opened up access to EU users in December[0] and presumably started running install banners inside Instagram in that region alongside the launch. How much of the growth is from…

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    Comment #39135377

    I wonder how they should comply with the law in your eyes. What is a fair way for Apple to recoup the investment they make into their developer programs?

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    Comment #38286176

    Trashing streaming services publicly is an implicit demand for them to do better.

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    Comment #37951998

    It's definitely odd to me that a lot of the superchargers I visit on trips have zero services nearby.

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    Comment #37505564

    iPhone's keyboard is a joy to use. Virtual joysticks and gyro controls are frustrating and painful.

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    Comment #36696531

    That’s the hard part about standards. I’m not sure how a standard can become one without people taking a chance on it. Case in point: You actually do not need to create another acc…

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    Comment #36695971

    The advantage is that the information can be aggregated along with posts from other sources rather than having to visit many different websites individually. It's easier to consume…

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    Comment #36429148

    I'm confused about this and related comments (it doesn't support Unreal, etc.) There is probably something that I'm missing here. What is technically preventing Unreal/OpenXR/etc. …

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    Comment #36268718

    I’m probably missing something, but is there a reason why passkeys can’t entirely replace password+2FA and create a much simpler experience for everyone?

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    Comment #36248403

    Yeah whenever I see "Privacy" segments in their marketing, it's hard for me to avoid thinking of it as "Here's how our anti-competitive moat works."

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    Comment #36145431

    Maybe some of those things that are currently separate projects will eventually converge with a multimodal model.

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    Comment #36066015

    I'd be completely fine with QR code menus if the menu websites weren't horrifically bad 90% of the time. Doesn't take more than 10 seconds to scan the code.

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    Comment #35925775

    They didn’t promise that “system” fixes the problem. It is a prerequisite to a possible solution for the problem. Now that the model knows which messages are “system” and “user”, i…

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    Comment #35819012

    Assuming you're talking about the free ChatGPT product, it's important to consider the value of the training data that users are giving them. Beyond that, they are making a lot of …

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    Comment #35477657

    It's already happening. For the past ~3 years, an Apple store in Portland has been either boarded up or protected by a metal security fence to protect from vandalism and looting. T…

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    Comment #35331655

    You can retrieve information on demand based on what the user is asking, like this: https://github.com/openai/chatgpt-retrieval-plugin

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    Comment #35294677

    I've found that if you push through the trust issue with the expectation that it's not a final answer, it's just getting you closer to it a lot more quickly, then that ends up bein…

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    Comment #35268679

    I was hoping a sleuth on HN or Twitter would have found it already (assuming OpenAI upstreamed the fix already).