Yes and in addition for some reason that use case is also not a fit for some cheap OS model like qwen or kimi, but must be run on the cheapest model of the big three.
If I included the exact same graphics as the original, but I did paint them all by hand myself, would you think that makes a difference? No it doesn’t. And what you are proposing is just the same with extra steps. They could include graphics that don’t look the same but I guess that defeats the reason for the game.
The mcp part is not essential for the actual controlling of the applications. You could “rip out” the mcp functionality and replace it with something else. The only reason why the authors chose mcp is most likely that it was the first and therefore most common plugin interface for llm tools.
Nice experiment, but my Mac already switches to dark mode at the right time (I’m sure windows and Linux can do the same if you want it that way). So defaulting to system preference would already result in the same behaviour (while also covering users who always prefer light or dark).
Afaik almost a monopoly: there is Deutsche Telekom which does the same thing and Vodafone. I think apart from some local providers almost everybody else is just a reseller of one of the two.
I missed the "power" when I skimmed the headline and clicked the link. I was slightly dissapointed when I finally realised that the OP is in fact not building his own solar system.
Googles jules does the same (but was only published yesterday or so). I think it might be a good workflow if the agent is good enough. Copilot seems not to be in these examples and then I imagine it becomes quite tedious to have a PR for every iteration with the AI.
Yes, my wife recently lost a bunch of files on her iPad. The files just dissapeared and are nowhere to be found. Of course I thought that it must have been a "user error", but some research showed that this a bug that affects a bunch of people [1][2] (might only affect files that you've written into with an apple pencil).
If apple can't even guarantee the users documents, I wonder what else might be wrong.
I just want to claim my bragging rights and say that I was backer #105 on Kickstarter for the original pebble. I’m happy that it’s coming back, it was such a great device.
The style reminded me of BOFH or dailywtf, maybe that’s what they we’re aiming for?
But I agree: ChatGPT adding some unnecessary aria labels is neither newsworthy nor unexpected
"Text editing is still plagued by poor user interfaces:
when you press the "A" key, the letter "A" appears on the screen without any interaction, when you press "Delete" it disappears in an instant,
the cursor disappears to the right edge of the screen, then suddenly appears on the left edge"
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but this is exactly what appeals to me regarding text based interfaces.
No the article is about the quest to make music that changed tempo, exactly the kind of jerk you linked (the author even links the same Wikipedia page towards the end).
Also I would assume that a lot of hammer throwers and shot putters would end up on the floor (alone). But the top comment suggests this is fake news anyway.