mattinoz

bulk001 said:

Just because one does not like the source of the criticism or because it can apply to them too, does not mean it should be dismissed out of hand. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Under Cook the stock price has been up like a rocket. But new innovation that has brought new shareholder value has been questionable. Working on stuff like titan while missing the AI movement for AR would seem to me to be as big a miss as mobile was to Microsoft when you look at the front (say chatGTP) and back ends (say Nvidia style chips and then options like their Digits processing unit for $3,000!). If, as Cook claims, Apple has been working on AI for many years (was it the past 7?) then that team needs to be fired. Now AR headsets are innovation and it could pay off like Newton may have set the basis for an iPhone but what if that time, money and human genius was put to work on something like OpenAI and chip development for AI. Instead we mostly get a better camera, a marginally faster chip, and some emojis that are presented as amazing and groundbreaking. 

Appleish said:

All he has ever done is help put a felon and rapist in charge. Twice.

nubus said:

20 years of Mark Nefarious tracking every kid on the planet while trying to look innocent is too much. His hoodies are stained and tired. His platforms are distributing hate and lies for profit while selling our privacy. FB is much worse than it used to be while iPhone is better than ever.

jSnively said:

mattinoz said:

So any plans to have a top comments summary that shows the most reacted too overall, most informative, most disliked and most liked?

On the forums themselves or elsewhere?

gatorguy said:

ike22w said:

Tim Cook did the same thing with Biden. Also, why did Wesley coin the President-Elect as controversial? He won in an electoral college landslide and also won the popular vote by over 4 million votes. I’d say the country clearly stated who they wanted. No controversy here folks. Maybe let’s just stick with tech news and not show our biased political views in a tech article. 

TRUMP - 77,303,573 votes (49.9%) HARRIS - 75,019,257 votes (48.4%) A 1.5% difference. Slightly more than half the country voted against him, while nearly half voted for him. Ignoring half the country by erroneously claiming a mandate would be a mistake.