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You should have a filter for processor, feel the difference between ones like N100 and usual low end Intel processors is huge. Might be cool to list them with benchmarks too for people who don’t want to do research.

Spotlight, cmd+opt+space

> When a BS is viewed 10M times and its correction is viewed 10K times, what do you do?

Journalism has always been this though, story as full page headline correction as a footnote.


Not on this scale.

"Halo, Interior of a cylindrical space station habitat, upside down, fields, lakes, rivers, housing, rivers running around cylinder roof, Rick Guidice artwork, in space, stars visible through windows"

https://cdn.midjourney.com/ed234782-ac5c-41d7-99e9-20ce122cd...

They definitely struggle with getting the land moving up the wall and often it treats the cylinder like a window onto earth at ground level but I think with tweaking the weighting or order of terms and enough rolls of the dice you could get it.


Dall-E 3 (intentionally) leans away from realism though but in doing so what it leans into is a very tacky and aesthetically naive although competently executed type of image. Gives every image the feeling that you're seeing a bootleg version of a genuine thing and therefore makes everything else it touches feel tacky.

Same feeling you get looking at the airbrushed art on a state fairground ride.


>Same feeling you get looking at the airbrushed art on a state fairground ride.

That's a great way to describe it. A lot of articles and youtube pics are using these images lately and they all give that sort of vibe.


I mean if you dig into any of these "non-profits"/NGOs the behavior seems entirely par for the course and it's more expected that they be filled with people like that.

One of the first things I'd bring back if I were him, seen them creeping back in a lot of coffee shops and no one complains when they do, not to mention bubble tea shops which are growing in popularity all have plastic.

The browser window chrome[1] wars*

1:(As in the pre Chrome meaning of the word)


I’ll pay it when they just fully block software that doesn’t pay.

Until then as they escalate their extortion dialogs I’ll just normalize instructions on how to run dodgy looking shell scripts that bypass them on software I release for free.


Ok why doesn’t Microsoft get 30% of revenue of Steam purchases or Adobe CC subs? Why doesn’t Apple get 30% of revenue from purchases through the Safari browser in MacOS?

After all they play a massive part in making those purchases possible.


In your example, MS and Apple do not curate, provide support, managing licensing, or provide payment support.

Ok so why can't I take care of those things myself on iOS? Pretty sure I can handle my own curation, licensing and payment overhead for 30% more revenue.

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