Here we go again with $AAPL overdriving the whitepoint on the iPhone. This time it appears the confusion is caused by the home screen running in HDR. Given the size of Apple, there must have been internal voices about this, it's quite telling that none were heard. @tim_cook
I really didn't think $AAPL was going to go GA with these design decisions. The most ridiculous of them all is matching the corner radius of MacOS windows to the physical corner radius of an iPhone; linear-elastic theory doesn't apply to pixels. There are way better solutions.
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Part of this is clearly stock grant correlated, a few outliers are cultural, but what's most fascinating is that you can actually feel the survey results through just using their respective products.
This is a pretty big fork in our timeline wrt $AAPL. The world was waiting, and expecting, that they would emerge as the leader in privacy-focused, on-device-only LLMs, but I imagine something to the effect of a basic sales query since the introduction of the M1 forced the decision to do off-device LLM because of low spec memory averages. This forced their on-device models down to a size that is currently non-competitive for many queries. It appears to be their only viable move in an "AI"-obsessed investorscape in order to support the entire active fleet while they up minimum specs for future hardware, make their own server class GPUs, and work on smaller, more effective models. Unfortunate compromises, but at least they are drawing a bright line when you cross the privacy boundary.
I've tried to read the captcha with Bing, and it is possible after some prompt-visual engineering (visual-prompting, huh?)
In the second screenshot, Bing is quoting the captcha π
@tim_cook I canβt believe you guys broke the white point again. #iOS17
Is this a case of disabling the corrections in order to achieve top metrics on brightness and then βforgettingβ to put them back?
@lemire Interesting take. I was put off by the unnecessary misrepresentations of the real world:
- No women on the Supreme Court?
- Mattel has no women on their executive team?
The movie was well produced, but favors dividing rather than explaining the nuances of our design.
#Barbie
Staten Island secession threats π The #CBD (lower #Manhattan) should be the one seceding. Not sure what happened to taxation w/o representation (of residents), I guess this is one of the benefits of lording over a non-referendum state. Wake up #NYC.
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@elonmusk The fact that you used a capital *I* deserves a real reply. No, there is no single person that could fully describe it, but there are only 4 aspects that matter:
1. Interoperability (protocols)
2. Customs & Traditions (peering)
3. Business models (who pays)
4. Pipes (who owns)
@elonmusk Tell me βold people can watch @TuckerCarlson on their TVβ without actually telling me βold people can watch @TuckerCarlson on their TVβ
Disappointing that #BEAD funding only requires 100/20Mbps and < 100ms latency. At these thresholds, could just order 70,000,000 terminals from @elonmusk at retail or one for each home (140m) at wholesale. #starlink#aimlowamerica
#NYC choosing a petty hill to die on with #CongestionPricing. Read the fine print. Squeezing residents (hardest on families) below 60th street will backfire in the most obvious of ways creating an unrecoverable cascade of local and state tax losses.
Dear Mr. Population Collapse (@elonmusk), this isnβt factual causation of course, likely loose policy played a hand too, but probably worth a read in case you have any internal policy logic that needs updating. https://t.co/F2x6n7lXSK