Even if you start dreaming up ludicrous salaries/options, the cost to hire them would be only a fraction of the hit Microsoft would take in the market if not for this play. Satya could comfortably let them name their price and say yes to anything.
If it follows the same pattern for all MS features, there will be a check box to turn it off, but it will be on by default. So if you don't like it, turn it off and save your outrage, like me, for the absence of a vertical taskbar in Windows 11.
I think the issue is that Keep isn't the default. If you use Assistant and create a shopping list, I assume that right now it will default to Tasks, and we all know that there's significant inertia that comes with default settings.
To change it to Keep, firstly you need to know that it's even an option to change it, then you need to figure out how because it's non-obvious.
Talking to Assistant (via Nest for me) to add items to your shopping list in Keep works amazingly well. If you geotag lists, you can have your shopping list pop up automatically when you get to the store. It's the future! (and it's been here for years if you knew how). It's crazy how few people know to do this.
One of the lesser-known gems of Windows Phone was Contact-based reminders. You could tie reminders to people and be reminded whenever you interact with them. I used it regularly. Has this been copied anywhere else??
The specifics of their keyboard implementation were also really great. And that UI! The well-designed apps which followed their design language were so goddamn clean.
WP had many unique ideas but was always on the outside looking in.
It seems that AI without human guidance is mostly useless. So far we've seen that you need a human operator, and typically one with decent domain-specific knowledge/skill to get an AI to produce anything worthwhile. That guidance is essentially human authorship.
You can do what Mark Rober did to the guy who volunteered to host his porch thief trap, then stole the trap himself. Rober bought some scientology books directly from scientology in the thief's name and had them sent to their address. Apparently, scientology are relentless in seeking ongoing engagement.
They did and I'm perfectly prepared to double down.
If I told people I used a password manager, and which one, I give a bad actor a target. I give a social engineer a thread to pull.
If I told people I had a bitcoin at an exchange, secured using a certain method, I'd be painting a target on me.
If I told people about a rock with a key under it, then I've given out far too much info. Sure you don't know where I live, but small pieces of info can add up quickly. It's flat out dumb telling people the details of your security. What form it takes, and what products or procedures you use. Just telling them what you're protecting is too much. Don't. It's bad security practice. Like it or not, I'm actually trying to be helpful.
my initial plan was to get an Ajazz K992 and buy the switches separately but it seems the bottom row is non standard so getting keycaps for it would be harder
I recently bought an Epomaker RT100 keyboard, and loving it so far. My only complaint is that they don't sell UK layout keycaps for it (I've emailed them and they've confirmed this)....
Microsoft hires ex-OpenAI leaders Sam Altman and Greg Brockman to lead new AI team | TechCrunch (techcrunch.com)
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Brace yourself, a report suggests that Copilot is coming to Windows 10 (ghacks.net)
Google is moving Shopping List and other notes back into Google Keep (www.google.com)
Have you ever taken something home from a workplace without permission, to keep it?
Big or small, cheap or expensive....
incredible (lemmy.world)
Autonomous AI-Generated Artwork Cannot Be Copyrighted, Judge Rules (www.rollingstone.com)
A new federal ruling states human authorship remains an “essential part of a valid copyright claim”
Cortana, once a flagship feature of Windows phones, is slowly being shut down (arstechnica.com)
I have 100 dollars, what's the worst/most cruel birthday present I could buy a friend?
As per title, what’s the best worst present I could buy for under 100 dollars?
RaspberryPi NAS problems be like (feddit.de)
What habits do you have to protect your privacy?
For example, change your password regularly, use 2FA.
Noodle rule
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For the fourth day in a row, Earth has broken or equalled its hottest average temperature record (www.abc.net.au)
The planet’s average temperature hit 17.23 degrees Celsius on Thursday, surpassing the 17.18C record set on Tuesday and equalled on Wednesday.
just 3D printed this, no supports. DM for slicer settings. More in comments (lemmy.world)
Just adopted this little gremlin and her 2 siblings...
Here's What NASA Pays to Be Locked in a Mars Simulator for a Year (futurism.com)
Four individuals have agreed to be locked inside NASA's Mars simulator for just over a year. And they're being paid surprisingly little.
Twitter temporarily restricts tweets users can see, Elon Musk announces (www.bbc.com)
TL;DR: Twitter limits verified accounts to reading 6000 posts a day, unverified accounts to 600
What would be the cheapest way to get a hot-swappable wireless standard bottom row 96%/1800 decent/ish ANSI keyboard that charges through type C (with Akko V3 Cream Blue Pro)?
my initial plan was to get an Ajazz K992 and buy the switches separately but it seems the bottom row is non standard so getting keycaps for it would be harder
Apps saying goodbye to Reddit and immediately becoming fediverse apps instead (slrpnk.net)
The Revolution Will Not Be Monetized
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Where can I get keycaps for my RT100?
I recently bought an Epomaker RT100 keyboard, and loving it so far. My only complaint is that they don't sell UK layout keycaps for it (I've emailed them and they've confirmed this)....