notnotjake

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by notnotjake 3y ago
Love BBEdit for everyday text stuff. I love how lightweight, yet powerful it is.
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by notnotjake 3y ago
I was hoping to see more paradigm shifting user interface ideas. I think those exist inside Apple Park, but are waiting for their time. It's telling that this was announced at the developers conference. The focus now is on the platform
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by notnotjake 3y ago
Creative Selection by Ken Kocienda is the closest, modern look inside Apple's product development that I've found. Focus is on the development of the software for the original iPhone and is a great book.
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by notnotjake 3y ago
15 minutes of randomized phrases. There are better tools for malicious voice cloning. Seems pretty safe. And Apple has put more tools into AirTags to prevent malicious uses than any other tracking devices. And to your last point, Apple is c
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by notnotjake 3y ago
I can understand to some degree only manufacturing one physical product and limiting it to create multiple retail products. And once you do that it only makes sense to allow people to "upgrade" after delivery. But I am really not
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by notnotjake 3y ago
tram will never come to the farm land. cars seem useful in low-density, very spread out regions.
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by notnotjake 4y ago
Existing AR apps lack stereoscopic support and lack interaction model needed for this. But wouldn't be hard to add support for this. Basically just a presentation and UI level change.
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by notnotjake 4y ago
I find this product fascinating. The design looks ugly, but I can see how they got there. Mixing the real world and iPhone display in the way they are is super interesting. As is the decision to leave the edge of iPhone for touch input. Als
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by notnotjake 4y ago
It would be really interesting if 1Password or another could have an "email client" that just looks for these codes/links the same way iOS/macOS look for messages 2FA codes
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by notnotjake 4y ago
What is the mechanism that allows it to apply extraterritorially? How can they make me comply?
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by notnotjake 4y ago
Yeah, it's not working in any browser for me at the moment.
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by notnotjake 5y ago
At least for the Starship bots that we have on my campus, they can go up and down curbs. But they will go down very narrow sidewalks where students have to get off the sidewalk to avoid them
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by notnotjake 5y ago
I helped two out of a ditch on campus last weekend. Why? Because it made _me_ feel good to do so. Someone wanted to eat and their robot was stuck. And I made a new friend when I did this as they were sympathetic to my cause. I find life to