OutdoorAppDeveloper

If what you say is true and the Mac Pro is the perfect combination of engineering and long term business strategy, why does it not have the option of NVIDIA GPUs? For ray tracing, AI and general purpose computing, NVIDA has far better performance at the high end than AMD. Why would Apple not want to offer the very best GPUs in a $25k workstation? The only straight faced answer to this question is that Apple management had a falling out with NVIDIA after some GPUs overheated in MacBooks years ago. Doesn't that seem a bit petty to you?

WiFi was designed for use by the public as a digital communications standard. Apple restricts use of the WiFi SDK on iPhones to just its own software. Apple uses its private WiFi SDK to do things like building a valuable online database for location support. App developers cannot write their own apps to do the same thing. All WiFi scanning apps, once a popular segment of the utility app category, were banned for using the private SDK many years ago. This is just one example of why the AppStore is anti-competitive.

Does boredom count as a feeling?

A Titan RTX has 16.2 TFLOPS 32 bit float performance or on their Tensor core, 130 TFLOPS 16 bit float performance, just to put things in perspective.

So you pop in a NVIDIA GPU. What happens?