I wouldn’t worry about this unless it’s a game or software, and even then, the non-pirated version probably has DRM that’s somehow worse than malware.
Now if your video file ends up being a password protected rar and you don’t already know the password, just delete it and find another video torrent.
Which Linux did you install? How old is your installation? Do you have auto update enabled or do you regularly install updates?
that sounds like it’s going to affect me negatively… I don’t exactly know how who all currently posses my old devices.
they could still be recording your IP, with intent to build a case against you, even if that requires one day in the future that your government randomly decides to bend the knee to the US. I still think that’s a long shot though.
Since they will run on-device, Apple’s AI tools may be less capable in certain instances than its direct cloud-based rivals, but Gurman suggested that the company could “fill in the gaps” by licensing technology from Google and other AI service providers.
I wonder if “fill in the gaps” means filling in the gaps or if it’s like Google Pixel’s special AI chip where nothing happens locally?
Does the app let you change the playback speed to something rational like 0.9x, 1.1x, 1.2x, 1.3x? I’ve almost never found a video where 1.25x was the optimal listening speed. YT’s default playback speeds are shit for accessibility.
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Seems kind of useless, unless you can restore older versions of apps (e.g. dev sells out or goes rogue).
The open source LLMs and diffusion bee already work well enough on Apple Silicon. I know most people have delusional ideas about “AI” but being able to run StarCoder/Mixtral (or whatever model is hot in a year or 2) at a bigger size or faster on an M4 would easily be a hot selling point. The local ones are getting better and the tooling is in it’s infancy.
To be clear, what I’m excited about is text/code autocompletion (think your phone’s predictive text, but orders of magnitudes smarter and more powerful) that performs great, can use your code repo (or for non-programming tasks folder of documents) for context (this feature is called RAG), locally chat an LLM about your code, and none of it requires your computer to be online or uploading everything to Microsoft.
ATM most of this stuff is in it’s infancy and very few tools are easy to install, are clear about what you’re suppose to install, are clear about what hardware you need, do more than one thing, or work well together.
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