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> a productivity ouroboros. This reflects my impression of working with LLM as well.

That gas-plasma display looks gorgeous, it looks more "analogue" than lcd to me. Are these still produced or is this "dead" technology?

> In three months, the App Store sent me barely a trickle of customers. Had I marketed the app myself, the traffic would have flowed the other way. I would've been sending my custo…

Some of the images (d,e,f in Fig.1) in the nature article https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-10871-3 remind me of fractals.

Nowhere close to 100%. Even on the Yamanote Line (Tokyo's central loop) you will find stations with stairs only exit A, and one elevator that goes to exit B, leaving you in a part …

population size, sorry.

Good point, and yes, the cities are comparable in population, around 100 - 200k.

That would sure be interesting. Or maybe Bosch and Braun too.

This was such an unusual thing for me coming from Germany to Italy. The Bus driver would stop at seemingly random places to pick up or drop people off. Once he stopped at the cafe …

And it was a nice goal too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF85FiZVhGk

Do you have a source on that, them claiming continued support for "things like wine"?

I wish this were/is true, that Apple supports Wine development. But as far as we know, a year from now Apple will end Rosetta 2 support in macOS 28, and with it the ability to run …

Isn't the reason they are so slow to adapt them that they have not enough electricity?

“Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance” is a good read on the topic of Quality.

Until the next OS update... With wood you are up against nature. With software you are up against corporations and comities.

No mention of AI at all.

The animations in your short video do in fact look more orderly and less chaotic. Could it be that Apple was using AppKit in Sonoma and switched to SwiftUI now?

At least give the user the option.