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594: We Just Found It on the Doorstep

114 min • 5 juli 2024

Pre-show:
- Casey’s lunchtime soundtrack
- New member’s special: iPod Tier List
Follow-up:
- Is the genesis of the red/black U2 iPod How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb (via Brian Hamilton)
- An additional “feature” of the U2 iPods (via Max Velasco Knott)
- One EU citizen’s perspective on DMA (via Nicolai Brunvoll Ernst)
- Suggestions for “Brexit”-style colloquialisms for Apple leaving the EU
  - iQuit (via Oliver Thomas)
  - iLeave (via Jared Counts)
  - AXiT (via Frederik Björeman)
- CarPlay audio
  - New version of Casey’s dongle
- Using AirPods Pro as hearing protection (via Kirk Northrop)
- Apple is using Google Cloud infrastructure to train/serve AI
  - AxLearn
  - AxLearn Infrastructure
Apple’s “Help Me Choose” Wizard
- Giulio Montagner discovers the dark truth
- A PCI Express break-out box compatible with Apple Silicon Macs
AI Training & Data Rights
Google Zero
Music industry giants cry copyright foul on AI firms
Figma pulls AI tool after it apes Apple’s design
I Made This - John’s post about AI and the act of creation
Monkey selfie copyright dispute
Post-show: John’s Mac Pro[blems]
Members-only ATP Overtime: Apple’s Vision Pro plans
- Gurman’s take
- Jason’s take

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594: We Just Found It on the Doorstep

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648: Part of the Movement

647: You Get One Exclamation Point

646: On the Shelf With the Pickles

645: More Frosting

644: You Have to Invert

643: You Go to Squircle Jail

642: A Rebuilding Year

641: We're Saving That for the Egg

640: Put It in a Potato

639: Crimp the World

638: Hop, Hop, Hop

637: Rotate Those Tennis Balls

636: Nose-Biting Territory

635: An Effective Operator

634: We Don’t Have Enough Bees

633: Moonshoot

632: The Uncertainty Is Gone

631: The Colors Are the Pepperoni

630: Time to Spiral

629: An Upsetting and Confusing Time to Be Me

628: There’s a Certain Smell

627: Dragged Across the Line

626: No Longer ery Good

625: Time and Smoke

624: Do Less Math in Computers

623: It’s About Human Connection

622: Duplicate Garbage Generation Process

621: I’ll Meet You Any Time You Want

620: Mostly Cookies

619: Master Plan to Take Over the World

618: Type System Says No

617: An Incredibly Dangerous App

616: I Have No Grippers

615: A Mildly Brisk Walk

614: Don’t Puke for the Show

613: Dress for the Chip You Want

612: Screen on Face

611: RAM Christmas

610: More Values in the Darkness

609: You’re the Oreo Cookie

608: Boot to Toot

607: The Structure and Vibe of a Podcast

606: A Decade of Half-Presses

605: Manage the Moisture Situation

604: Minimized Embiggening

603: Too Smart to Move

602: A Glimpse of a Better World

601: Foreheads Over the Years

600: Everyone Ends Up at Crab

599: Where Did Salad Go?

598: Three-Burner Stove

597: Apple Watch Shuffle

596: A New Foundation for Progress

595: The Best Secret Store

594: We Just Found It on the Doorstep

593: Not a European Lawyer

592: I Think He Won the Game

ATP Interview: Holly Borla & Ben Cohen

591: That’s Why I Like Computers

590: Buy Your Car an iPhone

589: The Correct Amount of Rocks

588: Sync Up Your Cycle

587: No Dots Are Going to Help Me

586: Do a Barrel Roll!

585: Everyone Heard the Same Nonsense

584: Daisy Hates Ticketmaster

583: I’ve Spent a Lot of Time in the Address Bar

582: Can’t Render, Fog It

581: A Different Way to Be Evil

580: Socks in the Knob-Hole

579: Use Your Words

578: Weird Can Be Beautiful

577: Colorful Criticism

576: Quiet Little Leech

575: Walk a Little Faster

574: Weird Forking Scenario

573: Look at It Harder

572: Cryptofarts and Copyright Infringement