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Yup, using eARC with ATV and HomePods, and it just works. Just switch input on tv to my PS5 and audio comes right through the HomePods

No issue whatsoever, latency is fine, but a little too high for shooters and the like—but I use headphones then anyway.

Interesting! I like most.

I might replace tvtropes with imdb, and while I’ve never used gamefaqs, I’m unsure what to put in its place.

Thanks for this thought exercise.

Please. There are so many human stories out there—read those.

Nah, look at the second set of photos. It’s more lived-in, not all the way apocalyptic. The first photo looks like a render from an architect.

A keyboard key is not generally considered a consumable, though.

I don’t suppose he was entirely wrong. I would probably be able to recall a lot more (verbatim) if it all had to be stored in me noggin. I think the trade off worthwhile, however.

So you’re left with the least interesting tasks? Not trying to be too snarky, or too much of a luddite, but that would be a killer for me, motivationally.

Depends on what skills you want the students to have.

In e.g., philosophy, allowing students to write their assessments with the help of LLMs changes the students’ depth of understanding, as well as their ability to synthesize, formalize, and drum up their own arguments and objections.

These are all useful skills, even in a post-LLM world.

> Unfortunately on MacOS it seems you have to use Amazon's app to access the filesystem.

KOReader comes with SSH, so you can just SSH into it.

Biggest reason for me - for a long time - was no Apple TV app. Using Infuse has fixed that for me, however.

I suppose a lack of testing and an assumption that the action will fail so rarely that it’s not worth accounting for? But yes, such patterns make it hard to trust and efficiently use an interface.