Graphic designers?

Effectively zero.

Disclosure: I work at Apple. And when I was at Google I was shocked by how many iPhones there were.

This is flabbergasting, how could such a large proportion of highly technical people willingly subject themselves to being shackled by iOS? They just happily put up with having one choice of browser, (outside Europe) no third party app stores, and being locked into the Apple ecosystem? I can't think of a single reason I would ever switch from an S22-25+U to an iPhone. I only went from 22U to 25U because my old one got smashed, otherwise the 22U would still be perfectly fine.

I don't have my phone (a Pixel) because it frees me from shackles or anything like that. It's just a phone. I use the default everything. Works great. I imagine most people with iPhones are the same.

Because many of them just want to use their phone as a tool, not tinker with it.

Same way many professional airplane mechanics fly commercial rather than building their own plane. Just because your job is in tech doesn’t mean you have to be ultra-haxxor with every single device in your life.

Because it’s better.

I've tried them out and not a single thing about it was tangibly better IMO. They have no inherent merit above Android except that some see them as a status symbol (which is absurd as my S25U has a higher MSRP than most iPhone models)

My bottom of the barrel iPhone SE is absolutely not a status symbol. It’s just the phone I like best.

The MSRP of your phone does not matter.

I want the smaller size and cost of the R2

Not necessarily; your costs are pooled with others like any other insurance. Some will pay more over time, others less.

I find lisp to be a very non ergonomic language and am happy that python is the default.

Let's just say that the weights of opening and closing parentheses do not cancel out.

I've had way more issues with proper indentation in Python and YAML than I have with parenthesis in lisp. Meaningful whitespace is about the worst idea I've seen in a programming language.

You would need to show that, including the parens, the average Lisp program requires more tokens than Python.

I'm not sure that's true. Because Lisp has a lot of facilities for writing more concise code that are difficult to achieve without the parens.

The HN title uses incorrect capitalization.

I was eagerly waiting for the Larry and Curly models.

How do you avoid overfitting with the automated prompts? It seems to add lots of exceptions from what I've seen in the past versus generalize as much as a human would.

Ask the agent "Is this over-fitting?"

I'm not joking.

run computer programs probably

Or the fact that everyone is now on welfare? And poorer?

What are you constantly summarizing?

Articles. Some articles I fully read, some others I just read the headline, and some others I want to spend 2 minutes reading the summary to know whether I want to read the full thing.