Ars TechnicaProcreate defies AI trend, pledges “no generative AI” in its illustration app
Procreate CEO: "I really f—ing hate generative AI."
Chris van der Loo
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Mark GurmanNEW: Apple and OpenAI have been silent on the financial terms of their ChatGPT deal. But here are the details: Apple and OpenAI aren’t paying each other and instead there’s money to be made later on revenue sharing deals. More here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-12/apple-to-pay-openai-for-chatgpt-through-distribution-not-cash
Silvio RizziI guess it's time for an update on what I've been working on over the last year: A new app, completely rebuilt and rethought from the ground up. This probably won’t replace the current Reeder (not going away) for a lot of users.
It's not just an RSS reader. The app allows you to access content from various other sources like Podcasts, YouTube, Mastodon, and more.
It won't sync everything, only your saved items (favorites etc).
No more unread counts, it remembers the scroll positions instead.
MacStoriesApple Announces Apps of the Year https://www.macstories.net/news/apple-announces-apps-of-the-year/
Apple Announces Apps of the Year
Today, Apple unveiled the winners of its annual App Store Awards in 10 categories. Earlier this month, Apple revealed almost 40 finalists across its award categories for their innovation and excellence. As in the past, this year’s winners represent a broad cross-section of the App Store: Apps iPhone App of the Year: AllTrails, from AllTrails, Inc.
Steve HermanThe platform formerly known as #Twitter will begin charging new users $1 a year to access key features including the ability to tweet, reply, quote, repost, like, bookmark, and create list, reports Fortune.
https://fortune.com/2023/10/17/twitter-x-charging-new-users-1-dollar-year-to-tweet/
https://fortune.com/2023/10/17/twitter-x-charging-new-users-1-dollar-year-to-tweet/
Mercurius GoldsteinPls boost so I can show my wife how a toot can go round the world
(we are boarding a long haul flight and will be on the other side of the world when I turn my phone back on, so even with 0 boosts I think this will be a sound demonstration)
(we are boarding a long haul flight and will be on the other side of the world when I turn my phone back on, so even with 0 boosts I think this will be a sound demonstration)
nixCraft 🐧
Sitting downstairs in Middlesex County MA during a tornado warning, realizing that the decentralized services don’t have great sources for emergency events yet, and redownloading twitter.
Brian RinaldiThis really is worth reading. It doesn't make light of the issue or lay easy blame on "lazy workers" as seems to be the current belief of many tech executives. It also aligns with what I've seen in tech even preceding the pandemic. https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-industry-fake-work-problem-bad-managers-bosses-layoffs-jobs-2023-7
