I found Perplexity to be one of the most transparent AIs in terms of sources: it shows articles, authors, notes, with proper notes which are placed in highly visible places. Compared to almost all other AI chatbots, Perplexity (not only Perplexity Pro) is a well prepared student, with quotes and
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We all saw OS X Lion; it’s touch and gesture based, it resembles iOS big time. Maybe this resemblance makes me see the mouse cursor as something that does not belong there anymore. Swiping, tapping, page-scrolling and so on are the enemies of the cursor. When migrating to a
The Albanian virus There’s an old joke about the Albanian virus. This virus was just an email message reading: “I’m an Albanian virus, so I can’t do any harm to your computer. Please be so kind and delete some of the important system files on my behalf.
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“Bloomberg Businessweek +” for iPad is a real treat to the eye! Extremely friendly, simple, readable and, gush, you actually don’t have to be a rocket scientist to pay for it! I hope Murdoch will fire the guys doing The Daily’s UI and NYT will learn some product placement.
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Although it may look quite the opposite, Apple’s main task was not to make a popular, thus a visible device, but to make it fully transparent and even invisible, from user perspective. They managed to build a device that you can easily forget about, especially when you are using
Europe is blind
Europe says Google is wrong placing its own preferred results at the top of the results page. Guys, are you stupid?! Google is building all the results! placing a result anyware in their own structure is a fucking decoy!
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What do you know, maybe Google restricting access to Android is its greatest April fool? Yeah!
Google has done this move to protect itself from fragmentation, says Bloomberg / Google. Well, that’s a bit exaggerated: 1. Fragmentation means letting everybody hack and mod the Android OS until it looks and behaves cool enough to be sold (read “until it resambles iOS”). 2. Being able to hack
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30%. Compared to Apple’s outrageous 30% from the same service, Google approaches the issue in a much more humane and thoughtful way. You should also remember it’s only around 50k of the total apps in Market that are paid apps (compared to AppStore’s 200k!), therefore Google puts
Coyote Tracks: Google Open chipotle: I’m increasingly irritated by the way Google uses the word open. When I think of open I think of Linux and FreeBSD, but that’s just one sense of open—the open source, or if you prefer, “free software” sense. There are also open