abujazar

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by abujazar 2mo ago
I have thoughts on the Air and all other iPhone models: They're too large. The iPhone 4 was perfectly sized and we have the technology now to build a super powerful phone of that size. I simply don't use my phone for anything that
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by abujazar 2mo ago
Exactly this. And the profit would be huge compared to any Mac. I suspect Apple dropped it just because they're making even more from selling oversized and over-specced phones.
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by abujazar 2mo ago
Illustrated with meercats looking in different directions.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
I don't think giving children tech adults don't fully understand is a goal by itself. But children shouldn't be limited by their parents' shortcomings either. Strict age limits may seem like a safe approach, but children
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by abujazar 3mo ago
The problem is they were two decades late digitizing the classroom. Now we're dealing with the aftermath with the educational system still not being capable of keeping up with societal progress.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
It's the main lane where all coastal traffic passes, and one of the most dangerous and weather sensitive regions on the lane. Larger ships sail farther out when weather conditions don't allow for sailing the coast, but a lot of tr
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by abujazar 3mo ago
But "search" doesn't have "agentic" in it. But oh wait, we can make it: Super Explanatory Agentic Resource Catalog Heurestics - SEARCH
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by abujazar 3mo ago
I guess it's a matter of taste, and the quality of the coffee, but I love the crema. Personally I think removing it sounds a bit like picking the olives off the pizza.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
Absolutely, and I enjoy a lot of cold brew, but it's not espresso.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
This is completely false if the espresso is brewed with freshly ground and properly roasted beans with correct temperature and pressure. The texture of the crema also says a lot about the quality of the extraction.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
Almost all of my iCloud relayed addresses are already @privaterelay.appleid.com, and they've been working perfectly. So I don't expect this to change any time soon.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
You're right. But I drink my espresso hot, so I don't quite see how it can compare : )
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by abujazar 3mo ago
The product is moving into a different territory, though. I doubt these guys even know how to pull a proper espresso shot as a baseline for the test. I'm sure you can grind espresso coffee beans to a powder and just shake it until it a
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by abujazar 3mo ago
In that case I'd say espresso is not the right brewing method : )
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by abujazar 3mo ago
And this is why you can't use "100 regular coffee drinkers" to judge the quality of the brewing method. Most people can't even taste (or care about) the difference between arabica and robusta beans or whether it's r
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by abujazar 3mo ago
The crema looks like terrible, more like Nespresso, and having the coffee warm is kinda important. But perhaps this can be used in the instant coffee industry or something.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
Workouts for kids? Surveillance sold as «independence»? This is dystopian stuff, a few years ago I wouldn't think of Apple to sink this deep.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
That's due to your ISP's peering, not the server.
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by abujazar 3mo ago
This is like Bill Gates' 640 kB of memory quote. Lack of fiber and Gbps+ adoption is the reason why video meetings still suck and streaming has visible compression artifacts.
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by abujazar 4mo ago
That's the in-house preprocessing hardware, not what they're training on.
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by abujazar 4mo ago
That's exactly what European governments and corporations will have to start doing. Adding the US to the same list as Russia, China, Israel, Iran etc.
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by abujazar 4mo ago
Agreed. As Simon Willison points out, November 2025 was a a critical months because that's pretty much when coding agents became «good enough», eliminating most of the problems pointed out in this study.
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by abujazar 4mo ago
The post is written like as if consumer coops is a radically new idea (spoiler: they're everywhere in Europe). Unfortunately they have long since succumbed to the same mechanisms as their competitors and have a tremendous power concent
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by abujazar 5mo ago
By now it should be common knowledge that telling an LLM not to do something is not a «safeguard». Access control is.
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by abujazar 5mo ago
This looks like some kind of marketing. Also, the equivalent of spec work. The NDA/secrecy also means any time spent on this is completely meaningless to the participants unless they win the lottery, because results can't be publi
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by abujazar 5mo ago
I have no problems using my AirPods across two Macs, an iPhone and Windows. I have to manually reconnect on Windows if I have an active Apple device nearby which I recently used the AirPods with, but apart from that it's quite seamless
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by abujazar 5mo ago
I've seen A LOT of public sector projects starting out with loads of Azure services and >$3000 montly bills for applications that could've easily run on a single VM.
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by abujazar 5mo ago
Sure, but comfort != abuse :D Apart from the filing, I can't think of ways to make such a recent Mac look like this. Did it suffer a plane crash? Acid attack? Thermite fire? I appreciate the customization, but would probably make an ef
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by abujazar 5mo ago
Yea, that's ugly. I'm sure it could've been done more gracefully with 15 minutes more effort. But judging from the general wear and tear on this poor Mac I guess they don't even consider the resale value.
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by abujazar 6mo ago
What a great way to not get any traffic at all.

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