Yeah I think they’ve always tried to do this in some way though—adopting standard terms as their own
Apple → Apple
Phone → iPhone
Watch → Apple Watch
Music → Apple Music
Yeah I think they’ve always tried to do this in some way though—adopting standard terms as their own
Apple → Apple
Phone → iPhone
Watch → Apple Watch
Music → Apple Music
Love how the abbreviation for Apple Intelligence is A.I. lol
Phi3 is surprisingly good for its size and speed too
Risky link click of the day
I just sold your ID on the dark web hope that’s ok
I would like to know who on which team is responsible for these rules at Apple
Yeah I’m the one on the beanbag sorry for the confusion guys
Honestly, I don’t think anyone can actually say 100% for sure that your webcam can’t be accessed. We don’t know what we don’t know—new exploits are discovered every day—thus it’s worth the extra 2 seconds to cover and uncover it.
Do we have specific names of the people making these great decisions?
Yes. Any instances that are linked with your current instance basically become one—all communities, posts, and comments become intertwined into one big social network and you can interact freely. Behawshould be included so you probably haven’t come across a community hosted there yet. You can always see what instances are linked by going to the homepage of any Lemmy instance, scrolling to the bottom and clicking Instances
Talking about complaining about bans? bAnNeD
we should make like a scoring system that (without human involvement) determines what brains are the best and worst behaved, thus more likely to benefit their leaders. we could design our society to keep people so preoccupied on making their score better (through things not beneficial to themselves whatsoever) that they don’t have enough time to think about how completely alone and manipulated they feel (we don’t want them feeling that :). maybe down the road this score could be used for good things like improving the economy (selling access to third parties) and handling food and resource concerns (automated death row enrollment)
and brains too, very dangerous
I’m already using AI for coding. It helps me find AND fix bugs much faster, while teaching me exactly what I did wrong and why the solution works. It’s insane.
I think the only thing that could really stop or slow down AI’s impact on jobs would be some sort of large economic crash, war, or a major supply chain issue with computing parts. It’s proving to have actual, real world use cases now in many lines of work. And the sky’s the limit
addy.io is another alternative
I’m a visual learner
yeah it’s probably @thisbenzingring@lemmy.sdf.org ‘s fault