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This is not AI killing poeole, this is US government killing poeole.

Ecosystem is not mature yet for individuals?

Probably hundreds of millions or even billion people have devices that support biometric auth. How is that not mature?

Interesting list. I think you are very detached from what a normal user of computers/laptops today need. If you think features such as AudioCD ripping are in the top 100 features someone might ask from an OS today. Last time I saw someone using a CD was probably more than 10 years ago.

Someone who does need a window system can use many of the hundreds of tools available, or use something custom. Regular uses don't really care about window management systems.

Well, it is easy to be excited on a system that is lagging on features.

This is Mr. comedy is legal and free speech, and public town square, right?

I understand that he is a vile POS, but I don't understand people supporting him and using his products.

Because they make money of them.

There is nothing to disprove as you don't understand what does a word mean. Deterministic is not a spectrum, they can either be deterministic or not. In both cases, they are not.

Are you saying scripts from agents are deterministic? :)

NO, this is referring to more than 750 customers with (large) $100K ARR, not Miro's ARR in total.

BS is slowly but steadily growing their userbase. Knowhing how did it go for their other purchases, of which I was using many (Komoot, Eventbrite, Meetup), not a single one has avoided constant nags of prompting for upgrades and dark patterns, so this will most likely end up in a similar way.

As many share, I used Miro and found it quite nice.

Fair enough, but they are not really cycling for 45 hours :)

I also usually just carry laptop if I need a bigger screen (and usually never use it on trips or holidays), but I do remember fondly of time when I had an iPad mini (not sure which gen), and it was very often in my jacket's pocket and was a really enjoyable device for consuming content, reading stuff, etc.

So when I was watching the keynote, I got those vibes of 'this is actually a form factor that I used in the past, if the price is not too wild I might get it'.

Was the 4-6% figure officially confirmed or just speculation?

I haven't met anyone who is serious about cycling and not using a real bike computer.

Neither does an LLM model.

Wholesome read. These guys are enjoying life and I loved reading the FAQ in the end, as well as them acknowledging they are very lucky!

Apple is a hardware company.

Is this official or based on people's reports?

Could you share more about 5x/20x? I missed that

Google cites them too. As a user of both Google and Perplexity, they are just showing what information is out there to the user. This is just sad reality of what internet has become.

Similar example is Google Images and nearly every picture being from Pinterest, as they have figured a way to manipulate rankings.

> When I buy something, from a small kitchen appliance to a car, I’m now forced to get formal confirmation by the seller that I will be able to use it without installing one, two or three different apps.

I have no idea where is without buying stuff, but other than a car I bought more than a dozen of appliances or devices in the past years and other than obvious ones (label printer), none required an app, or it was pushed by a vendor.

More like zero. No one wakes up and decides to fight one of the richest companies in the world.

If you think average person buying an Android smartphone will use something like Komi-Store, obtanium or anything like that, you are in for a treat.

We are witnessing a set of very disrupting in the industry and it is very hard to say how things will look like. AI companies buying runtimes, frameworks, editors, model routers, model hosting providers, teams behind databases... It is hard to find anyone able to reject the insane amount of money.

Very optimistic to say this will not have profound effects on the whole industry.

Oh man, I wish I had free time and money to spend designing and releasing a new font.

Half an hour for a full charge would be fine for a break during the trip, but even those chargers are not always reliable or available. I think we are very far away from charging being measured in single digit minutes.

Even if the technology exist, it will take a while for infra to follow.

Buying on the spot - sure. Anything that requires repair has to be usually booked in advance with some waiting time. Relatively short, usually days, but still not really possible to go into the store and get your laptop fixed right away in most cases.

Podcast Behind the Bastards has a great episode on Zuck, worth a listen.

As a cyclist, I thought this was a joke. Cycling is very efficient mode of transport, if anyone needs this kind of assistance (like those people on the stock photos), they are insanely out of shape.