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Definitely not, that works on any image no matter the source. Also depth probably wouldn't help you that much, practically everything would include the floor or table it was sitting on in that case.

That would be a machine-learning only approach, semantic segmentation.

Keeping birds in a cage is so cruel :( how can anyone do that?

Who cares?

No OS or app should be able to stop me taking screenshots. Not my phone, not my desktop. It's MY device. I should be able to take screenshots of whatever the hell I want.

They want to make it unusable without Premium. This will just get worse and worse until everyone gives in.

Manifest V3? No ad blockers in Chrome?

*the App Store where apple can be more sure they'll get a 30% cut

It's easy to understand: Apple is deliberately abusing its power to gain an unfair competitive advantage.

Do they still have that awful thing where it always plays video with sound while browsing the menu? I quit back then and haven't used it since.

I had to look up what a traffic circle is, but apparently it just means roundabout. And yes, I do want roundabouts, who wouldn't?

Is there any serious argument against them? I've heard they aren't common in America.

So they're going to continue enforcing these insane rules outside the US?

I don't know if anything has changed, but at least it used to be the case that editing a reddit comment to remove something really deleted the original text in their database, but deleting it did not.

How are you doing Spotify?

I assure you apple is run by real humans

If they refuse to comply, why don't we just... arrest them?

Like, you know, we do for someone who was poor and starving and stole 10$ of food?

This is absolutely insane and will kill the app I'm making. Google has too much power.

Is there some commercial service I can just pay to do this?

I strongly disagree. Go look at the videos of the current iteration of FSD.

"The agent would then search and offer the customer options, and then be able to make the purchase while also recommending the best way to pay, Mastercard said"

I wonder what MasterCard thinks is the best way to pay? Visa?

What makes a company like this lose so much money? I'm paying 15$ a month for years for a tiny tiny bit of hard drive space. Where does all the money go? What's the big money sink with something like this?

I'm not doubting it, just would like to understand.

I noticed last week it had suddenly turned from the Terminator into Jimmy Fallon.

It went from "as a language model I do not have opinions or feelings" to "wow, what a GREAT question, I LOVE that you asked me this, it's so interesting!!".

We all know it doesn't have feelings. It's so phony and annoying, and isn't it a waste of compute? I assumed it was on purpose because they determined people prefer an AI that kisses their ass.

So he'll be shitting down Facebook, then?

>Apple has made significant contributions to many open standards - for example, USB-C.

And then refused to use it until the EU forced them

They absolutely do, it's personally happened to me. My review was rejected because I simply listed what items were included in the box, one of them being a card that offered a bribe for a positive review.

Isn't this the purpose of most acquisitions?

Can you give me some sources about the conversation scripts? I've been sure this is happening but can't prove it.

Kinda seems like an article like this should have some pictures of this button?

I still install brand new computers with serial ports! Dell sells us OptiPlex towers and we occasionally order them with a serial card to connect to legacy scientific instruments.

I agree. I actually almost bought a trackball, thinking it was a mouse that also had a trackball in it, because of this misleading naming.

It's cool, but are you not worried about a huge lawsuit from rebroadcasting copyrighted content without a licence?

Jesus Christ. Maybe I will give in and switch to Chrome.