“The AI Pin is an interesting idea that is so thoroughly unfinished and so totally broken in so many unacceptable ways that I can’t think of anyone to whom I’d recommend spending the $699 for the device and the $24 monthly subscription.” https://
theverge.com/24126502/human
e-ai-pin-review
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@steipete
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AI Pin Review: $699 Device Criticized as Broken and Unfinished
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Amazon Just Walk Out: Hidden Human Labor Behind Automated Checkout
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“Though it seemed completely automated, Just Walk Out relied on more than 1,000 people in India watching and labeling videos to ensure accurate checkouts.”
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Apple exempt from third-party app rules regulatory scrutiny
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You forgot, these rules are for 3rd-party apps. Apple is above that law.
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Adapter flashing challenges with Nvidia and Windows compatibility
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flashed such an adapter (just had to buy another Windows Laptop to get the flash software working, wouldn‘t work with my Nvidia one… but hey. At last!
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Thunderbolt 4 Hub Limitations: Direct Connection Required for 120Hz
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I got this working! Manual firmware install on an adapter, and it ONLY works when directly plugged in. No hub/switch manages to relay 120Hz, and spent way too much money trying out different hardware. Not even the latest TB 4 hubs can do that. Weird.
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Big Tech Wins Regulatory Victory Against EU After Years Fighting
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The bragging is more about them getting right by the EU after years of fighting.
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Apple’s Restrictions Block Innovation and User Freedom
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Imagine all the innovation possible once Apple no longer holds its sword of Damocles and everyone can enjoy the freedom to install what they want.
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Austria struggles as startup hub amid regulatory challenges
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Zu weltfremd. Bringt praktisch nix. Investitionskontrollgesetz ebenfalls ungelöst. Österreich ist weiterhin kein guter Standort für Startups.
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Tech Company Resists Government Pressure in Asia Markets
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Just like they left South Korea and China. I mean they really don’t give in to governments, so noble.