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Mientras parece que Apple se empeña en sacar malos productos (el touchscreen me parece horrible producto),
yo estoy intentando mejorar mi escritorio del MacOs con este windows tiling que me hice con Codex.
He llamado a esta app SpaceTabs
No es una idea única (lo descubrà cuando lo terminé), pero le he añadido Tabs, como a los exploradores, sin restar el funcionamiento del Mac por defecto.
Lo llevo usando varios dĂas y me parece muy cĂłmodo
Si alguien lo quiere probar puse el código open-source y asà os ahorráis tokens en clonarlo
The awkward, weird and lack of privacy of talking loudly to your AI in public is about to be resolved (or at least improved) thanks to these guys.
Hardware is definitely about to have an incredible moment.
This is the most insane demo I’ve seen. Subvocal YC F26 lets you speak completely silently and reads the minute movements of your face. So you can talk to your AI anytime.
AI + sensors is magic.
What’s crazier is they built this in 4 months. This demo was live yesterday evening at the YC office.
Just when I thought Apple couldn't come up with any worse ideas, here's proof of how wrong I was:
- A screen covered in fingerprints.
- Zero real-world usability. You can see that just by watching the video.
- A price hike to include something useless in practice.
- Does anyone actually miss the touchpad?
The prices are already stupidly high because of the RAM, and on top of that, they're raising them adding something useless.
I don't know what you think, but I'm definitely not planning to replace my MacBook with some monstrosity like that.
The only positive thing I can say is that, at the very least, Apple tries "things".
man, I can't, it's just Idiotic Maxximus.
teapaw.org/neilcybart/status/2115…
Can "AI driving" really be compared to manual driving? (in the driving-feelings sense)
I don't have a self-driving car, so I don't really know how it works in practice, but it seems to me more like getting into the front seat of a taxi, telling it where you want to go, and not having to worry about driving at all. You change the part of driving the car to commanding the car.
An automatic transmission is more comfortable than a manual one, and I imagine AI-driven will be far more comfortable than any of the others. *But sometimes, I like to be the one driving and shifting gears myself.
Eventually, all cars will be like this, and we will see fewer accidents.
I feel sorry for people who don’t have an autonomous car. And I am very aware most don’t have one yet.
My eight year old Tesla just passed 172,000 miles yesterday after it got another update in the morning. A major improvement.
I have been having the “I love to drive” argument lately. Even with very smart people. A Stanford Fellow last weekend.
People have no idea how much driving manually sucks compared to AI driving.
And AI will continue to improve.
It is the real luxury.
I wouldn’t trade it for three Ferraris. I wouldn’t trade it for the million-dollar car @sama drives around.
Waymo knows that even the most hardened haters change after three rides.
Yesterday I drove a lot. Today again. Autonomy is a life changer.
@rwang0’s enterprise conference in Half Moon Bay is extraordinary. But it is over a very dangerous road that has claimed many lives.
Had dinner with @RichieEtwaru at the opening dinner (met AI leaders from many major companies, Costco, Siemens, kinds of companies).
Now home. To repeat the process later again.
Ritchie is showing everyone a new kind of celebrity in the morning. He gave me a peek and he competes with the virtual being company that I visited yesterday (which is worth watching). Think everyone will be blown away.
Ray has a Cybertruck. Autonomy was the unofficial theme. The corporate types are automating their businesses, or thinking how to.
I wish I had a magic wand to bring everyone into the future.
It isn’t just safer. It is way smoother than any human can drive.
And I feel sorry that so many have absolutely no idea.
But that is changing rapidly as more get rides and that makes me happy because they make the roads safer for everyone.
Los programadores de la vieja escuela vamos a ser como los artesanos ahora, llenan sus escaparates de sus productos hechos a mano para que turistas se lo lleven de recuerdo, y, de vez en cuando, venden alguno de más calidad para gente que aprecia ese factor de "hand made". Con el tiempo dejará de ser sostenible y su tienda se convertirá en una de souvenirs hechos con Claude o Codex. Y a seguir con la vida y buscar otra forma de ganarse el jornal con las herramientas del momento. La IA es el futuro que ya está aquĂ, el que no se adapte se quedará atrás o terminará en su tienda de artesanĂa.
Empiezo a sospechar que parte del rechazo/hate a la IA, especialmente en tech, viene de perder esa *ventaja* que tenĂan simplemente por saber hacer cosas (como programar) que otros no podĂan.
Cada vez es más fácil pasar de una idea a construirla.
Parece que algunos preferĂan que siguiera siendo difĂcil.
Llevo 6 semanas entrenando un modelo en la Quiniela. Parece un poco mejor que páginas y grupos “expertos”. IA 4-7 el modelo con sus 4-7 dobles.
Busco más fuentes de análisis de LaLiga y Segunda que vayan más allá de lo obvio.
¿Qué cuentas/webs recomendáis que sepan de fútbol?
Grok me recomienda que abandone X y que no pague más por el check azul.
He estado pidiĂ©ndole consejos para escribir un post, y la conversaciĂłn derivĂł un poco hacia hablar sobre sus previsiones y mis estadĂsticas como usuario en xcom.
Al final, reconoce que si no te dedicas plenamente a escribir tuits sin parar, tu cuenta queda marginada y es muy difĂcil que el modelo actual te saque de ahĂ. Si tienes vida, y que trabajar, vas mal. Peor si además eres cuenta pequeña.
No sé hasta qué punto el Grok en X tiene acceso al código y datos para que esa respuesta sea 100% fundada, o simplemente recoge la frustración acumulada de muchos de que ni a los que nos siguen les llegue lo que escribimos.
No creo que me vaya de X. Muchas cuentas muy buenas e interesantes aquĂ, pero lo de pagar sĂ me lo tendrĂ© que pensar, y lo de publicar en otras plataformas tambiĂ©n. Al final, si en los posts en los que vas a pedir opiniĂłn aquĂ no los ven, mejor ampliar el área de consulta.
El Ăşltimo comentario me recordĂł a PHP, "No es que X muerta", pero no es igual de Ăştil para todos.
The 2 million I had here have been disrupted
where are they? I still dont see them, please I need to buy a coffee
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"Telegram" wants to scam me?
Perhaps you should join forces too with someone better at cybersec who can help keep out the scammers that roam freely here. They can use "Telegram" as name without issue. Makes it look like you're encouraging them so we feel forced to sign up for Premium
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