As someone who's technical but not enough to the point of writing code, this has been my experience writing software 100% with LLMs.
This is because Apple has barely updated the iTunes/Music App codebase and featureset since iCloud came out in 2011.
Ah. Then there really isn't any completely voice activated solution on the market that can sort your needs. They're all so cloud-focused.
You can use HomePods as dedicated outputs for your Apple TV 4th gen or newer. Can also work alongside your amp. Also, as stated in earlier comments, you’ll be able to use AirPlay to stream anything from your NAS via an…
Considering that the HomePod non-mini doesn’t do any on-device language processing, I don’t see a need for that much power.
I also think that leasing or buying used negates the car-rental argument. The costs of owning a used sedan are very low, and the on-demand convenience imho beats renting a car for $8/hr. Leasing enables one to have a…
There is a team taking advantage (jailbreaking on iOS) of the security flaw in all A-series chips up to A11 in the hardware-level bootloader. The T2 in your 2018 or newer Mac is a variant of the A10. The bootROM flaw…
Making UXs for desktop that share design elements with touchscreens will always be a mess. It's my biggest fear for the future of macOS development given the recent announcement of Big Sur and ARM.
This has nothing to do with human rights violations. Two very resourceful companies are fighting over money.
As long as VSTs are native-only (which based on the low-latency nature of audio processing would probably never see a cloud implementation,) web-based DAWs will never replace locally-run ones. Most music studios airgap…
With the advent of Tunein and similar services, our family has taken WXRT with us everywhere since moving out of Chicago. We appreciate their culture and it gives us a sense of home no matter where we are.
I was in Seattle (where it supposedly entered the US) in mid-December and got pretty much the same symptoms as you, a week and a half after! Everyone else on the trip was sick, too. I've never had the flu.
I have a Book v1, and let me tell you, that thing is riddled with issues. The hinge is the biggest thing. Because it connects over PCIe to the base, the Book is very sensitive after a decent amount of time. If I adjust…
I think we are jaded to the point that we forget that 2 cores and 4 threads was the norm just five years ago.
I was in my photography class and my magsafe cable was tripped about four times in one day. Crazy.
My friend had a Blade back in 2017 -- had to replace the charger 5 (!) times until he downgraded to a chromebook.
I disagree. Lower middle class people can open businesses propped up on loans, in which their drive to hit their margin is even higher.
I use Nextcloud[1], a self-hosted, platform-agnostic file sharing / personal cloud app. It's FOSS and is super easy to set up through Docker. Whatever file I put onto it is available on iOS, Android, a browser and…
FWIW most of the comments are debating the ratio of working to slacking and salaries across geographical regions, not gender differences.
I use Firefox and what is ironic is the integration with Pocket - an on-by-default service that has tracking pixels [1] [1] https://getpocket.com/privacy#passive
Could you elaborate on how you got TTRSS to scrape?
With the advent of database-managed, self-hosted personal clouds (i.e Nextcloud/Droppy,) the difference is even smaller. It's developing into a self-hosted "just works" personal cloud ecosystem.
How'd you make the HD spin down automatically?
That analogy is the biggest thing to happen for Linux porting since Valve's Proton SDK - all future MS-funded Xbox One games do come to Windows (albeit as UWPs) and run great.
I've traveled to France a few times. Whenever I walk through the towns, I notice a sense of noncompetition and inclusivity amongst the school-aged children there. This social system eliminates the temporary high that…
As someone who's technical but not enough to the point of writing code, this has been my experience writing software 100% with LLMs.
This is because Apple has barely updated the iTunes/Music App codebase and featureset since iCloud came out in 2011.
Ah. Then there really isn't any completely voice activated solution on the market that can sort your needs. They're all so cloud-focused.
You can use HomePods as dedicated outputs for your Apple TV 4th gen or newer. Can also work alongside your amp. Also, as stated in earlier comments, you’ll be able to use AirPlay to stream anything from your NAS via an…
Considering that the HomePod non-mini doesn’t do any on-device language processing, I don’t see a need for that much power.
I also think that leasing or buying used negates the car-rental argument. The costs of owning a used sedan are very low, and the on-demand convenience imho beats renting a car for $8/hr. Leasing enables one to have a…
There is a team taking advantage (jailbreaking on iOS) of the security flaw in all A-series chips up to A11 in the hardware-level bootloader. The T2 in your 2018 or newer Mac is a variant of the A10. The bootROM flaw…
Making UXs for desktop that share design elements with touchscreens will always be a mess. It's my biggest fear for the future of macOS development given the recent announcement of Big Sur and ARM.
This has nothing to do with human rights violations. Two very resourceful companies are fighting over money.
As long as VSTs are native-only (which based on the low-latency nature of audio processing would probably never see a cloud implementation,) web-based DAWs will never replace locally-run ones. Most music studios airgap…
With the advent of Tunein and similar services, our family has taken WXRT with us everywhere since moving out of Chicago. We appreciate their culture and it gives us a sense of home no matter where we are.
I was in Seattle (where it supposedly entered the US) in mid-December and got pretty much the same symptoms as you, a week and a half after! Everyone else on the trip was sick, too. I've never had the flu.
I have a Book v1, and let me tell you, that thing is riddled with issues. The hinge is the biggest thing. Because it connects over PCIe to the base, the Book is very sensitive after a decent amount of time. If I adjust…
I think we are jaded to the point that we forget that 2 cores and 4 threads was the norm just five years ago.
I was in my photography class and my magsafe cable was tripped about four times in one day. Crazy.
My friend had a Blade back in 2017 -- had to replace the charger 5 (!) times until he downgraded to a chromebook.
I disagree. Lower middle class people can open businesses propped up on loans, in which their drive to hit their margin is even higher.
I use Nextcloud[1], a self-hosted, platform-agnostic file sharing / personal cloud app. It's FOSS and is super easy to set up through Docker. Whatever file I put onto it is available on iOS, Android, a browser and…
FWIW most of the comments are debating the ratio of working to slacking and salaries across geographical regions, not gender differences.
I use Firefox and what is ironic is the integration with Pocket - an on-by-default service that has tracking pixels [1] [1] https://getpocket.com/privacy#passive
Could you elaborate on how you got TTRSS to scrape?
With the advent of database-managed, self-hosted personal clouds (i.e Nextcloud/Droppy,) the difference is even smaller. It's developing into a self-hosted "just works" personal cloud ecosystem.
How'd you make the HD spin down automatically?
That analogy is the biggest thing to happen for Linux porting since Valve's Proton SDK - all future MS-funded Xbox One games do come to Windows (albeit as UWPs) and run great.
I've traveled to France a few times. Whenever I walk through the towns, I notice a sense of noncompetition and inclusivity amongst the school-aged children there. This social system eliminates the temporary high that…