>fluid frame rates in demanding games like Mixtape.

not getting on that bandwagon but wasn't that not the most demanding game as its a just a nonstop cutscene.

* it's artsy, which fits Apple's PR image

* it's critically acclaimed (86 metacritic, 10/10 IGN)

* whatever person decided this likely knows nothing about video games

* most importantly it's a modern game in UE5 that's COMING NATIVELY TO MAC, including to the App Store

What would you have put?

off the top of my head, Cyberpunk 2077.

But it has the right creative vibe which is the point really. Apple has a general creative aesthetic which plays well with artsy games like mixtape.

It's a very deliberate choice when if it doesn't make sense to gamers.

cutscenes are often the most demanding part of a game!

There are some older games (not that old, one of the metal gear/raiden games had it, so like 10-15 years) where the cut scenes are actually prerendered video playback - so not very demanding. Don't know if mixtape does this though.

it's not super well optimized I think. unreal engine 5 is taxing even without a lot of gameplay or stuff on screen

I'm not sure who that line is supposed to impress. Gamers focusing on graphically demanding AAA games would laugh at this. People who don't game much probably won't know whether this is good or not.

Possible if this trend continues we might have the first actual zero 9s availability.

They actually _did_ hit zero nines of availability a few months ago.

I like the idea, but this seems a little too aggressive, JSON (287 tokens) — what every other MCP client returns: ~~~ [ {"name": "search_web", "description": "Search the web for information", "inputSchema": {"type": "object", "properties": {"query": {"type": "string", "description": "Search query"}, "num_results": {"type": "number", "default": 5}}, "required": ["query"]}}, {"name": "fetch_url", "description": "Fetch content from a URL", "inputSchema": {"type": "object", "properties": {"url": {"type": "string"}}, "required": ["url"]}} ] TOON (5 tokens) — what mcptoon returns:

search_web fetch_url

~~~

Same thing I personally am not a front end guy but I have dabbled with it in the past but I am writing a front end app and a chrome extension, but besides a few pages of code I have reviewed I really do not know what the fck is written (its for an MVP I am building) and I am feeling really conflicted as to what the fuck do I do. At work, the stuff I write has a decent mix of my code, AI code and a few things I do the old way of copying from stackoverflow and seeing what works/doesn't work.

For an MVP I am building I asked to make a brain SVG and every attempt it has been doing it has been hillariously wrong and I had told Opus4.8/Fable to pick some SVG it could find online and it went ahead and still used its own thing that turned not too good. (full disclosure not particularly that good at front end stuff so relying heavily on Claude and Codex for it)

Finally we see what Jony Ive was cooking at Open AI. The long foretold iPhone killer has finally arrived. And with the 100% perfect speech to text model that Open AI with zero flaws that works with all accents on all devices, this will finally remove the clunky keyboard.

This one in collaboration with Work Louder[1] a company that specialized on mechanical keyboard. I don't see Jony Ive in this. Or maybe your comment is sarcasm, I can't tell.

1. https://worklouder.cc/

Aah our lord and saviour Jony has not yet delivered the iPhone killer.

More and more it seems the iPhone 16 was the worst deal in history cause I don't think mine will support the upcoming foundation model from Apple or this one, does it?

>281 billion tokens. Using the least expensive version of Claude Opus 4.6, which costs $5 for every million tokens, that one user alone could have cost Meta more than $1.4 million.

And that is based on the pricing that they sell a dollar for less than a dollar so the costs may be much much more.

MDM is not the default experience, while Windows doesn't really have a better experience to boast of.