but also I think I’ve cracked the code of getting Netflix to make a drama

in fact maybe I should pitch “House of Drama”

yes but that’s still the same person. I’m talking about outsourcing the acting and paying a reduced, non-appearance rate

When this thing is the size of -- and weight of -- glasses, I will wear it constantly. I'll be 60 years old lol

No, I extend my Mac desktop with it, which mirrors (and, if you want, greatly expands) your desktop layout. So I'm typing on a real keyboard, but the screen floats at my optimal viewing height and distance. support.apple.com/guide/apple-...

It significantly expands your desktop space -- I've actually gotten rid of my external monitor. I like writing at perfect level, but I don't like having a huge monitor that takes up all the space on my desk. This way, I have a laptop and the Vision for either need.

Yep!

Also, the Vision algorithm that converts your photos into 3D is an almost harrowing experience that amplifies nostalgia into a hallucinatory flood

I use the thing every other day. I really, really love writing with it, and extending my desktop. The resolution is extraordinary, and if it was lighter weight, I would suggest it to everyone.

All of my non-techie friends and family who have tried it are like, "Whoa. This is kinda amazing."

"see, this is beautiful"
(turns page)
"stunning"
(turns page)
"peak design"
(turns page)
"unreal, just gorgeous"
(turns page)
"i mean, come on."

give us a character driven, medium budget Kylo / Ben movie that marries andor style writing with the mythic qualities of the jedi

I already own this book lol

i think the gamble is that streamlining the models will happen as the initial wave of early adopters gets hooked. like Uber, the damage will be done and the change will be permanent, even though the rides are expensive and the pay sucks.

Everywhere that does reporting has covered how rapidly young people embraced AI. And there's tons of Reddit threads from teachers who are at a loss for how to deal with the changes that have happened in the last 17 months. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

fuck this all reminds me of the artistic anger that people felt towards turn-of-the-century photography. or similarly, 'drum machines'