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Billie Eilish discusses making her documentary for Apple TV+
Beats said:Funny how the same artist who got spammed with “Who??” comments here is pushing Apple TV+ to new subscriber counts.
Enough to make a actual (Apple level) profit?, content is very low margin unless you’re Tesla..... -
State of Apple Silicon - half of the most popular Mac apps still need Rosetta
rcomeau said:Keep in mind that not every developer got an M1 the day they came out. We have been developing on the Mac for over 20 years (I recall getting the developer Intel iMac) and we just got our first M1 mini last week. We ordered extra RAM and that was a "special" order.
You have more than your own code to worry about. All of your dependencies have to be migrated and then you have a lot of testing to do. Since Intel chips are still here, there is no fire and most of us have more to do than spend 100% of our development resources porting stuff... Most of us will get there when we need to.
On a side note imagine Apple’s Aperture running on the M series CPU’s...... Or Freehand..... oh well....... -
Half of new Apple's US hires in 2018 lacked 4-year college degrees, Cook says
I work as a designer of fire sprinkler systems for commercial buildings pays very well, four degree no, the four year schools doesn't deem it worthwhile to teach it all on the job training, all you need is Autocad, Revit, Navis, and Bluebeam ability to get in. The same is true for hvac, Plumbing, and electrical detailers (note the jobs aren't exactly the same knowledge wise but are similar in the fact that four schools can't be bothered to teach it). Many other jobs are the same. In programing if you start early jr. high school by time you get out of high school (if you get good at it) you can get work almost anywhere where there is a niche (shortage of talent). Fire Sprinkler Design is such a field. -
Apple Music overtakes Spotify in U.S. subscriber counts
nunzy said:greg uvan said:nunzy said:What would happen if Apple banned Spotify from all of its devices?They might lose a couple of device sales, but probably not many. Apple has the ability. But do they have the nerve?
I'm an Apple Music subscriber, however, and I quite like it. But, I'm one of those weirdos who likes iTunes. I've been using iTunes since it ran on Mac OS 9. My whole history and collected music library, ratings, playlists, etc are in iTunes. It just makes sense to stay with iTunes, which now makes a music streaming service available. For me, it never made sense to even bother with Spotify because it was a complete foreign environment.There's a huge difference in the two situations. Microsoft required third-party customers to install IE as a condition to buying a license for Windows. the law that they ran afoul of was using their monopoly in the operating system market to gain unfair advantage in a separate market.Apple can sell whatever it wants in its own app store. Apple can also install whatever features and built-ins it wants on its products.Apple has no market power either in the device market or in the App Store market.I I don't think there's any legal reason why Apple has to sell Spotify products in its store. -
Apple in early phases of business alliance with Hewlett Packard Enterprise