the most generous reading of this is that Zuck has lost a bunch of high profile hires in the space and heβs buying this for vibes alone (pun not intended) so that people donβt think Meta is falling behind. but no itβs not a real thing lol
the most generous reading of this is that Zuck has lost a bunch of high profile hires in the space and heβs buying this for vibes alone (pun not intended) so that people donβt think Meta is falling behind. but no itβs not a real thing lol
I wrote about Bluesky's CEO switch. Jay Graber deserves lasting credit for building a big and bustling community. But the challenges ahead of the company are significant: www.platformer.news/bluesky-ceo-...
language is not how thinking works
not sure why. android police lists it with many others www.androidpolice.com/samsung-gala...
If I could indulge a little bit of sentimentality: Marathon was my first AAA project and my first paid game capture gig. Considering how most of my work was done on a PS5 controller, I got the Marathon one to celebrate πΎ
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product feedback on the internet be like "I hate it and you and I think you're ontologically evil for creating it and if you ever take it away from me I will kill you"
itβs such a shame because the s pen is the only thing i missed when i switched! loved having a little moleskine like phone. finally splurged on a remarkable pro move though and itβs solved the same problem for me
yeah the app doubling is crazy. like again itβs all the google agreement stuff, if samsung could release their phones without gmail preloaded on them they probably would. but then google blocks the play store (canβt believe they still call it that despite killing play music? weird)
if weβre going back to like pre 2018 samsung then yes I did not like the UX at all. i had a note 2 and i couldnβt stand it coming from a galaxy nexus, it was the phone that ultimately made me switch to iOS. if the pixel was around back then I might not have
i mean thereβs a lot more than 1, but iβm not trying to be an ass about it. i donβt mind them putting their own email client on there alongside gmail etc, and samsungs ux has gotten much better since the latest iteration of OneUI, but i do not want my phone to have a linkedin app i canβt remove no
like google is gonna be google and i have my issues with them but i think if you're gonna pick your poison of a big tech company id like it to only be one of them and not all of them at once
agreed, i think pre loaded is annoying but you can just remove them from a phone you give someone. afaik the S26 literally comes with copilot now?? just absolutely insane
dont samsung galaxy phones still come with onedrive on them
yeah exactly. its why i only recommend pixels or iphones. on paper a samsung phone looks amazing, in practice its nails on a chalkboard opening that thing to all its bloat and cruft
way less than I expected tbh. are you running it all off vms or did you pick some PaaS vendor to handle the db scaling?
imo i see this as the opposite: the iPhone could already be a good device if you plug it into a monitor because the foundations of windowing have been built into iPadOS / the iPhone Ultra will have it
Cartoon of a stick figure holding a tablet, surrounded by chaotic red and black arrows and orange starbursts. Text labels in a circular flow: top "i make the agent create an issue", right "their agent looks at the issue", bottom "their agent submits a solution", left "i make my agent check the solution". Arrows connect the text, illustrating a cyclical process with overlapping lines and starburst shapes.
every time my friends who work at big tech talk about their jobs these days it sounds like this
All I'm learning from the MacBook Neo is that Apple could be shipping an iPhone that turns into a Mac when you plug it into a monitor, they just choose not to so you buy more of their things
"I see the proliferation of AI-based fake news pushing us over the edge of a fact-based world unless we enact change now."
This thread is embarrassing and displays a wild misunderstanding of how this tech works, resulting in work that legitimizes what it seeks to criticize
In short: stop asking chatbots to comment on geopolitics (or anything, really) you credulous rubes
such a brilliant way of putting it, had the same feelings for a while but was never sure how to articulate it
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is it a hot take for me to say i don't believe programming to be art; and this is a big reason why i am 100% fine with using ai for it.
I think the biggest good sign for Marathon is that it is very self selecting. it being polarizing is fineβtheyβre making very bold choices and theyβre totally okay with people bouncing off it. It is a game for true sickos.
marathon is a fun video game
I've worked for organizations with interim CEOs and they're usually just there to keep the trains running. Sometimes they can be a useful face for a publicly difficult decision. The executive search for the new CEO is what matters.