Adobe has had something like this for a while with Generative Fill. Drag a box, specify contents.

I really doubt that. Unless Apple has completely hosed their QA budget.

Honestly, this "app" is at best an interactive picture template with text and metadata.

The real question is, why is something this simple not just part of Apple's website?

R.I.P. Living Computer Museum (yes I am aware of its formal name). They took such good care of the systems there, and basically everything could be played with. It's technically not the only museum like it around Seattle, but it was incredibly memorable.

It was really something to be able to go in and interact with systems from decades ago. Huge loss that it was closed.

Aren't they related to https://icm.museum/?

I'm sure you took the time to study the works of the artist over the course of their 23 year tenure and their body of work. Right?

Since it’s a ripoff of another artist alongside partially AI written text it’s hard to tell really. But sure, your righteous indignation on their behalf is noted.

Parodies are not rip-offs. There's a reason why we explicitly allow them under copyright law as fair use.

Thank you; it's nice to be appreciated.

This is true to the style of what it parodies. The lack of punctuation is part of the intent.

I don't think so. It's not just the simple style, which is accurately reproduced. It's missing and incorrect punctuation.

>“I like puzzles” said Toad. “Can I try them?”

Should be

>“I like puzzles,” said Toad. “Can I try them?”

That's how it's punctuated in the books, as far as I can see, and is standard for that type of dialogue. there are several of these omissions.

>“You cannot. These puzzles are for little machines, not people” said Mr. HuggingFace.

>“They could get up to mischief” said Frog.

>“Do not worry” said Toad “I have put each of them in a sandbox.

These don't seem intentional. also:

>“You must be very busy.” said Frog.

should be a comma, not a period.

That's a cute attempt at ragebait. Consider a more aged account next time?

I literally just indulged in some vibe coding to make a battle arena of neural network driven "agents" fighting it out for the rights to proceed and evolve. I managed to get some decently efficient little murder bots out of it. You now make me want to try and throw an actual model at the fight.

Honestly felt like something trying to rip through my chest at one point. I don't recommend it.

I was quite in touch with my God during my attempt to drive myself to the ER. Looking back, I was probably in danger of meeting Him had I driven for more than a few minutes. Grateful I wasn't far.

This is the only universe where you still make that comment.

You may be exactly right about that. All the more reason for all of us to take care of ourselves.

On that note, please don't let your furry companion into your lap while you drive a vehicle. You don't want to find out what happens to them if an airbag deploys.