Yeah same. The way I think about federation is in a kind of per “product” approach. That’s a piece of software can be run by anyone and all communicate and work as a whole is the main benefit. Cross compatibility between “products”/software is just an added bonus, but not necessary

For the people buying it, the product itself doesn’t matter. It’s got Trump’s name on it and the money they spend goes to him, so he can “own the libs”

What a pussy. Got a call from Tim Apple and caved immediately.

I feel like the uncertainty is worse for business than the actual tarries at this point

I can’t even trust Alexa to buy stuff from Amazon. No way would I trust this to actually buy and pay for things for me

Yeah but “recommend” could mean anything? Is that 60fps at full ultra or 30 at high? It’s often quite a bit of trial and error to dial in a good compromise on lower spec pcs

Apple has had so many misses recently. The current AI stuff, Vision Pro and maybe the 16e (too early to tell) form stuff that has released. But also this Siri AI, Air Power wireless charging pad, Apple Car project.

The Apple Watch is probably the last hit they had (the M series chips are good but not really new products, but maybe that’s me being overly harsh)

Don’t let customers scan their own shopping if you don’t trust them, simple. But then they’d have to employ more people and not make as much profit

If Australia can be a member of Eurovision, they can be a member of the EU as well

For the company, saves having to send someone out to replace it, instead just update it over 3G or whatever

Does anyone use the Google “home” screen? Not seen anyone use it vs just searching via the url bar

That’s just fancy YouTube

I mean all “carbon neutral” means is they planted a few trees to offset it. Good, but not great

Who would win. A cyberpunk looking “$30k” robotaxi or one speed bump/pot hole

Sir this is a technology community

This has nothing to do with the article it’s self, but I absolutly hate GIFs as the thumbnail. I get that they do it for the attention, but if every site starts doing this, my feed will look awful.

So when’s the ruling against OpenAI and the like using the same copyrighted material to train their models

I imagine Wetherspoons in the UK are doing a huge job keeping the average that low

There is/was !trendingcommunities@feddit.nl but it looks like the bot has stopped posting recently

If their store was good I think more people would be ok buying via Alexa. But even searching on the web or app, the top result is hardly ever the correct thing I searched for

Wasn’t this just voice recognition for orders? We’ve been doing this for years without it being called AI, but I guess now the marketing people are in charge