I’ve opened a Pull Request for this. They’re not perfect, but probably better than not having anything at all.
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Has to run in the app once for the setup, the timer shows how long it’s been since the last refresh.
It only uses scriptable, no shortcuts, but I guess that’s close enough.
Actual black for the pro phones?
I agree. Similar to all the anti-competitive lawsuits Apple has to deal with regarding the App Store because they’re clinging to every last dollar they can squeeze out of it, their iMessage approach seems to be going a similar way.
I’m sure tons of people are buying iPhones because of iMessage, but it looks like that might be slowly eroding away. In the end, they’ll have lost both their relevance in the messaging area and a strong reason for people to buy iPhones. They should’ve just made an Android app for iMessage.
There’s definitely tons of issues surrounding LLMs: how they’re created, what they spit out, and the impact they have. But there’s also use cases that go beyond grammar check imo, but everyone can figure that out for themselves.
I‘ve mostly given up on complaining about "AI" as a description, that’s just what we’re calling it now even though it never made any sense.
Think of it what you will, compared to crypto there’s actually value that people are getting from LLMs. Even with its current shortcomings.
I think that was in one of his videos, but just because it got teased doesn’t make it any better. It’s not like no one will notice just because you’re not talking about it, all it does is keep people wondering if that’s the end, which is a lot worse than just knowing that it is.
That’s awesome news, thanks :)
In an ideal world, Apple intelligence will take care of this. But it’ll probably just highlight more important notifications while everything else is still there a swipe away.
Force them (including myself) to implement dark mode, and soon dark app icons.
If I remember correctly they’ve since removed that rule
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The default icon now supports iOS dark & tinted app icons :)