@atpfm #askatp - if the ultimate AR use case is having someone’s name above their head when you go to a party or seeing being part of some ‘life stream’ experience, how does that sit with Apple’s privacy-first approach. e.g., in VisionOS there are are APIs for third part apps to use the cameras or other sensors. You discussed previously some other privacy-first features which also seem counter to these use cases.
@fesshole - you may have lots of data but I bet Google has more, so not surprised that the results work out for you.
@daringfireball rather than trying to blame the algorithm for this photo and double down on it, she should be proud of the creativity and execution.
@faoluin don’t tell @marcoarment
@marcoarment, @gruber. Tight integration with Dithering in Overcast to the extend that you’re completing their sentences for them. Although seems to be a bug as the text is shorter when you expand it through the ‘more’ link.