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Comment Re:Wrong (Score 2) 37

Wozniak is wrong. We live in a time which punishes non-conformity through jobs and social standing. It's bad advice for the majority of graduates. For every Amelia Earhart, there are ten cat lady Janes. Most people want to believe they're unique while they read and write the same social media and get the same tattoos.

So you would rather that Amelia stay in the Kitchen; that Einstein stay a Patent Clerk; that Hawking just sit back and Collect a Disability Check?

I, for one, am extremely Glad those People didn’t have you whispering in their ear. . .

Comment Re:Catch-up? (Score 2) 11

"Siri should finally be able to understand more personal context, have on screen awareness, and be able to take action in apps for you. This'll finally be made possible thanks to Apple's new partnership with Google, where Apple will be using Gemini-diffused models hosted on Private Cloud Compute to power Siri"

So, basically Apple is marketing existing tools as Apple and Siri? The good thing about selling AI is that most consumers don't understand what's happening underneath the chatbot interface, so Apple can claim to be making AI innovations, and some people will believe it.

Apple has so far been quite forthcoming regarding their in-house vs. Collaborative AI Solutions.

Comment Re:Or... a 16" Macbook Pro M5 Max (Score 0) 30

Apple doesn't actually have a product that directly competes against the Surface Pro tablets. Despite some of the recent improvements, iPad OS is still quite limiting. That being said, some people do manage to perform "real" work on iPads, if everything you're trying to do is compatible with Apple's ecosystem.

Who said anything about iPads?

The GP was talking about MacBook Pros, dumbfuck.

Comment Re:Meta: The model for America going forward (Score 1) 46

Here's the harsh reality: AI doesn't work. You can spend days cajoling AI into doing something correctly and spend days reviewing the bad code over and over until it gets it right or you can spend days writing the code. On average, the time savings are minimal, and the cost in terms of code understanding is enormous, resulting in less and less maintainable code over time until you eventually end up having to throw the whole thing away and rewrite it from scratch at an enormous cost.

So, IOW, just like so many Hoomon-Developed Software Projects. . .

(Sorry, couldn’t resist; I actually agree with you wholeheartedly on this!)

Comment Re:What a joke... (Score 1) 32

If they weren't ripping people of with every purchase there would no need for a "discount". I was the "guy" who was forced to replace our really nice Commodore Pet computers with that crApple BS in HS. Apple never did anything for the schools that they didn't get paid for. Their software SUCKS, their networking SUCKS. In an effort to be "cool" and trendy apple has made supporting their stuff annoying time consuming.

Offtopic.

Comment Re:Doesn''t it come with an alias CC number? (Score 1) 32

Once the machine is paid off I'm never touching the card again.

Doesn''t it come with an alias CC number? One that can be reset? That's pretty damn useful for online purchases.

Yes. And you can click in the Wallet App to Spawn a new CC# at any time (IIRC). I think it creates a new CVV at the same time, too.

I’ve only done it once; but it is a nice feature to have!

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