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My use case (not very sexy) is process documentation. I take a basic outline, run it through GPT, manually edit some things here and there, boom, done. 10x productivity in that regard.

IT/CS pays well which brings in a lot of competition to the market.

For what it's worth, four years old seems too young for a phone or an AI companion. Parenting is an active role that shouldn't be outsourced.

The worst part is that third party solutions (eg BetterDisplay) work. So Apple could find this if they wanted with ease. No clue why they’re so stubborn on it

It’s not sending every word to the cloud. I think you must invoke the AI features. Am I wrong?

Strong agree here. Features are cool, but I value screen real estate and simplicity. Plus, the gpt app works fine for me. I don’t need it built into other things yet.

I know it’s simple but I am so pleased with this. Now if they fixed the mouse acceleration curve and the scaling issue for monitors, I’d be at peace.

I wondered the same, but frankly, what other options are there?

> Windows is the king of business productivity; I've never seen someone with a mac do what I qualify as real business work using any applications outside of the Adobe ecosystem

I agree but I feel that’s a very unpopular statement. There’s also counter examples. The OpenAI teams run on Macs, and it’s VERY hard to say they’re not productive. But in general, if you use excel or outlook, yah, there’s no way to replace that with a Mac. Even if, as you said, the apps are available.

So much of the youth use nothing but mobile OSs and Microsoft lost that - they’re not even a player! Macs have been selling more each year. Valve/Proton is bringing gaming to Linux. Microsoft is losing the non-corp consumers. The features are aimed at non-corp consumers.

In this context, “feedback” means reputation compromising news cycles.

But will UBO v2 be updated after manifest 3 goes live?

> You, dead, are so much better than anyone else alive.

Beautiful. Leave this mark on someone.

Hurts but is a likely truth. I need to print this and remind myself of it daily as I lean this way with a young child at home.