Are you implying Apple integrated AI successfully? How do you use AI in Apple products?
No Im not implying that. I toggled Apple Intelligence to off the first day.
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bni commented on Tim Cook rallying Apple employees around AI efforts bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/andrew_lastmile
What other companies have successfully integrated LLM tech in their mainstream products?
To be clear, just having a chatbot website/app does not count.
bni commented on Tim Cook rallying Apple employees around AI efforts bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/andrew_lastmile
> there was a smartphone before the iPhone; there were many tablets before the iPad; there was an MP3 player before iPod
That's the biggest shift I've heard from Apple. They were either "first" or ignored the existence of competing features/products for ages. I'm really surprised by this quote.
Compare "smartphones before iPhone" to the original announcement:
> iPhone also ushers in an era of software power and sophistication never before seen in a mobile device, which completely redefines what users can do on their mobile phones. (...) iPhone is a revolutionary and magical product that is literally five years ahead of any other mobile phone,
And what exactly in your iPhone announcement quote was untrue?
bni commented on What the Internet Was Like in 1998 cybercultural.com/p/inter... · Posted by u/herbertl
You can still experience 1998 Internet by using and old computer or emulator and configure it to use protoweb.org
The Windows UI is more broken and bloated than ever, how about fixing that?
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This link quite capture the internet 1993 vs 2023
bni commented on Sony DTC-700 audio DAT player/recorder kevinboone.me/dtc-700.htm... · Posted by u/naves
DATs are partly responsible for the huge resurgence in the sale of brand new/unreleased "old school" dance music.
There's a vinyl record label called Deep Jungle [0] which specialises in sourcing unreleased (or very limited pressings originally) 90s jungle/drum&bass straight from the artists - for a fair price.
Each release has a backstory often involving getting boxes of DATs down from the attic! The music is remastered with modern technology.
Demand is high (literally selling out within minutes!) as the label covers both older customers (who went raving in the 90s) and the younger generation exploring older music.
Will check that out. Was into this 10 years ago, by DAT Mafia Recordings.
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If that were to happen, that would be amazing!