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Apple already offers digital ID in some states. They can do this partly because they can guarantee to the gov’t the ID is genuine because the user cannot modify the system.
Google needs to be able to do the same thing.
Age verification laws for online services will actually require something like a digital ID and Apple and Google want to be the providers.
Not sure how open source got bamboozled into paying rent to Microsoft of all companies.
In the next generation or two iPads and MacBooks are going to essentially merge as a product line.
I wouldn't be surprised if Apple abandons classic macOS (w/ Terminal and a filesystem) all together. To continue to support developers all they need is a tweaked Xcode for Apple dev and their version of WSL for everything else. All the parts are already in macOS/iPadOS (native virtualization and containerization).
iMac and Mac Pro are all but dead now too. Mac Mini and Mac Studio will be the only desktop options and will be bought by people who are Millenials and older or ML/AI praciticioners. We may even see a special AI/Local LLM Mac Studio that would be the equivalent of mac pro of the ai era.
Your fingers will need these big round edges to grab. They may let you use a bluetooth mouse but they aren't going to cater their UX to you.
They year of the Linux desktop has come as commercial desktop OS's die.
A true free market isn’t at whims of any one person.
People like this have a great deal to personally lose from LLMs. It makes them substantially less "special". Or so they think, but it is actually not true at all.
I think some of them resent having to level up again to stay relevant. Like when video games add more levels to a game you though you already beat. Fair enough, but such is life and natural competition.
When they come at LLMs with this attitude (gritting their teeth while prompting) it is no wonder they are grossly offended and disgusted by its outputs.
I've been tempted at times to hold these attitudes myself but my approach for now is to see how much I can learn about this tool and use it for as much as I can while tokens are subsidized. Either it all pops with the bubble or I have gained new, marketable skills. And no your hand coding skills don't just evaporate. In fact, I now I have a new found love of hand coding as a hobby since that part of my brain is no longer used up by the end of the day with coding tasks for Work.
People care if their software works. They don’t care how beautiful the code is.
AI can churn out 25 drafts faster than 99% of devs can get their boilerplate setup for the first time.
The new skill is fitting all that output into deployable code, which if you are experienced in shipping software is not hard to get the model to do.
I like pods because there is less of a chance my clumsy self, or younger kids can accidentally spill costly soap for my dog to try to lick up or overfill the dispenser. My dishes are almost never caked in fats and oils when I put them in. I do not use a pre-wash. If I do I break a pod in half and toss in the bottom.
This guy makes me roll my eyes. There is nothing more exhausting than a self-assured YouTuber lecturing others as if he has all the right answers. He is not wrong per se but not everyone has their own preferences and needs.
I have hundreds of tables designed by several different teams. I do have decent documentation on the tables but if I had a nice, organized data model I wouldn't need an AI assistant. If I had a perfect data model my team could write simple SQL queries or give chatgpt a schema dump + a natural language query and it would get the answer most of the time.
IMHO, the big value in this space will be when these tools can wrangle realistic databases.
Beef and milk are harvested ready to eat. Vegan substitutes are all highly processed. Processed food consumption is associated with greater cancer and diabetes risk.