I thought the gimmick with this would be that it was the prominent rabbit character talking, but it just sounds like a generic female voice assistant.
Rabbit R1 can be run on a Android device
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Re: Rabbit R1 can be run on a Android device
#52This has smelt bad for a while. Here’s a Twitter thread from January where the CEO explained why it couldn’t be an app. In it, he makes weird claims like: > by submitting as app, you submitting all your codes to them. think about it. remember there’s one of the most popular apps you want early days on app store was called ‘flashlight’ now see what happens? apple just incorporated that feature in iOS. so are building…
So weird. Especially since Apple will build their LLM based AI assistant regardless of rabbit being in the app store or not.
Re: Rabbit R1 can be run on a Android device
#53This has smelt bad for a while. Here’s a Twitter thread from January where the CEO explained why it couldn’t be an app. In it, he makes weird claims like: > by submitting as app, you submitting all your codes to them. think about it. remember there’s one of the most popular apps you want early days on app store was called ‘flashlight’ now see what happens? apple just incorporated that feature in iOS. so are building…
Pluralizing code or code as a verb is always a red flag.
One of my favourite pieces of trivia is that the "nuclear codes" that were so often the subject of some Cold War plot were not necessarily codes as in launch codes, but were/are simulation programs, which were, in aggregate, "codes" (though I'm not 100% clear if a single simulation is a single "code"). Which makes a lot more sense, because simulations would help development, and launch codes would be useless almost immediately as they would change [1].
The IAEA still calls them "codes": https://nucleus.iaea.org/sites/oncore/SitePages/Home.aspx
[1] unlike the Permissive Action Link code locks on some weapons, which were deliberately set to all zeroes for decades.
Re: Rabbit R1 can be run on a Android device
#54Earlier quoted context omitted.
Ask the creators of f.lux https://justgetflux.com/news/2016/01/14/apple.html
Did Apple steal something from them other than idea? f.lux isn’t (and wasn’t?) open source and never had an iOS app in AppStore, AFAIK they had a custom Cydia repo for that.
It was possible per side loading
Re: Rabbit R1 can be run on a Android device
#55probably worth picking one up when they hit ebay for 20 bucks a pop just for the teenage engineering case design.