@EU_Commission@vestager What if all digital cameras had a background, high-speed, wireless way to interact with a phone - would have slowed the decline of standalone cameras dramatically over the last decade. Big difference between forced interoperability and "we want to make this amazing" though.
@joshu@droqen@lorna Most people prefer the screen to match ambient lighting, so it could be more comfortable if thatโs how your room looks.
OTOH, many good reasons to let lots of daylight in during the day as well.
@sreekotay I think the larger question is how much context you have to send up to do "interesting" things - million token context or "analyze my video" stuff that big models are good at. Or do they somehow persist all of this for you in the cloud?
@sreekotay The iMessage solution is to encrypt data for a list of endpoint devices, so it can't be MITM'd. But then, you have to trust the service that tells you the list of secure endpoints (and it could add an evil one someday).
@dhh For SSD Apple gets 80-90% margin from commodity NAND... you can watch people with BGA soldering skills upgrade them for $50/TB:
https://t.co/3TzXgaBkFb
@cmuratori@AzretDeljanin@Jonathan_Blow Also before that I used sandboxie for dangerous binaries - it seems to be open source now https://t.co/amav4tNimV
@cmuratori@AzretDeljanin@Jonathan_Blow Windows Centennial (first release of App Store) implemented a real sandbox. Several win APIs were blocked and registry was virtualized etc.
@jdpereira Recent iPhones all have 240hz flicker too. Though not all eyestrain is flicker - minimizing glare can help too.
Regarding flicker: Itโs mainly the older LED backlights that are free of it. There is a Reddit group if you think you may be affected: https://t.co/qlTrNsdEBo
@heniek_htw@circadian247 1. We don't usually consider Noell damage in humans because it has only been shown in rats. This has been known since 1966.
2. "10 LEDs" should not be measured using irradiance (only large sources should), and standards have radiance limits for small sources instead...?