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I want a mini game as I chop cucumbers. And a wall of my achievements that’s shared with anyone in proximity.
Distracting people with mini games while they're holding a knife sounds like a bad idea.
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I want a mini game as I chop cucumbers. And a wall of my achievements that’s shared with anyone in proximity.
Distracting people with mini games while they're holding a knife sounds like a bad idea.
Seems like they will really push VisionOS, which is cool. Hopefully this leads to innovative ways to use it, because those initial videos of pasta timers and "smarter" vacuuming were not at all what I wanted.
What do you want instead?
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Personally for me: A real smart assistant that knows all the context, calendar invites, messages, photos from using Apple products for many years. Alternatively: Siri that can reliably turn lights on and off again.
At this point I'd be satisfied with a Siri is that just a literal link to a command line. It's horribly useless as it is now, 80% or less accuracy on basic things.
Seems like they will really push VisionOS, which is cool. Hopefully this leads to innovative ways to use it, because those initial videos of pasta timers and "smarter" vacuuming were not at all what I wanted.
What do you want instead?
One interesting coincidence is that the CEO worked previously at a startup that was also acquired by Apple (Emotient)
(For customers; I have no doubt investors and the core team are happy.)
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What do you want instead?
I want to force kitchen staff to wear this and have it remind them to change gloves based on what they’ve touched either being a potential allergen or contaminant. Makes me cringe when I see people who work with food also working the register, for instance. Too easy to get lazy and not change the gloves.
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I want to force kitchen staff to wear this and have it remind them to change gloves based on what they’ve touched either being a potential allergen or contaminant. Makes me cringe when I see people who work with food also working the register, for instance. Too easy to get lazy and not change the gloves.
Sounds dystopian. Would you want to be forced to wear a heavy headset that nagged you to comment your code and write unit tests?