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Post by CdnPhoto on May 22, 2024 3:05:13 GMT -8
AAPL is currently trading at $192.29 -0.06 (-0.03%) RSI is currently at 74.13 RSI for DOW is 66.02
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Post by CdnPhoto on May 22, 2024 3:11:41 GMT -8
Microsoft introduced Copilot+PC. One of the "great" features is called Recall. This is where Copilot will take screenshots of the users screen, and use AI to identify items on the screen for later searches. Cool, right? Well, they actually take screenshots. ![](https://i.postimg.cc/rmGtZ5qT/GOHAT-y-Wc-AEXd-AM.jpg)
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Post by CdnPhoto on May 22, 2024 3:13:35 GMT -8
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Post by Lstream on May 22, 2024 6:57:27 GMT -8
Wow. They cannot be serious that this is OK!
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Post by coma on May 22, 2024 7:04:03 GMT -8
You better watch out, Big Brother is watching you.
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Post by hrace on May 22, 2024 7:07:22 GMT -8
Microsoft introduced Copilot+PC. One of the "great" features is called Recall. This is where Copilot will take screenshots of the users screen, and use AI to identify items on the screen for later searches. Cool, right? Well, they actually take screenshots. ![](https://i.postimg.cc/rmGtZ5qT/GOHAT-y-Wc-AEXd-AM.jpg) Apple’s privacy stance and hopefully implementation when AI is further introduced at WWDC, should shine even brighter with Microsoft’s move. I need to catch up on what they recently released. Not sure what to expect all those screen captures will provide to the user besides pricacy/security concerns.
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Post by dmiller on May 22, 2024 7:25:03 GMT -8
Microsoft introduced Copilot+PC. One of the "great" features is called Recall. This is where Copilot will take screenshots of the users screen, and use AI to identify items on the screen for later searches. Cool, right? Well, they actually take screenshots. ![](https://i.postimg.cc/rmGtZ5qT/GOHAT-y-Wc-AEXd-AM.jpg) This is an awful, unacceptable idea. If Apple pulled this stunt (they won’t, not this way) it would be a disaster.
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Post by 4aapl on May 22, 2024 10:51:38 GMT -8
This is an awful, unacceptable idea. If Apple pulled this stunt (they won’t, not this way) it would be a disaster. It's interesting to see completely different areas of things, and see what is considered acceptable or not. I dropped into car repair land when my f150 hit a misfire issue, which seems like it is a bad injector. Vehicle are getting more complex, and I'll probably dive into it just to understand it. But even on the OBDII side, a simple code reader is one thing, but manufacturers have made their own additional info, and it gets complex quickly. I think the expensive big tablet sized ones probably make it easy (Matco says their version 5 is up to $10k when including their "Heavy-Duty software"), but on the consumer or pro-sumer side things get complex. Looking for Ford, FORScan is the well known one, but it has different levels, capabilities, and options depending on if you are on iOS/Android (lite version, looks like the same capabilities), Demo version for Android, Viewer version for iOS, Standard version for Windows, Extended version for Windows, or Vine version for Windows. And then there are different OBDII adapters to get, depending on if connecting via bluetooth to a portable, or USB. On the USB versions, 2 are advised but one costs double the price, so then you wonder if there is any difference. forscan.org/comparsion.htmlOn the SW, it looks like it gets the job done and is the best (only?) choice out there. But the registration system seems to be a home grown convoluted process, where you can continuously get 2 months free, but only on up to 2 devices at once (per email or name?), causing you to have to keep going back and through a process (easier if this Windows machine is your normal machine and you have email set up on it). With all of this I really expected it was functional nagware and would be costly, but it turns out a license is just $12, but only works for 12 months. If they just gave a $20-30 option for lifetime service on that device, people would likely take that just to make it easier. The whole thing is pretty complex, but it doesn't seem like anyone is trying to make it easier, except for the expensive all-in-one units that can charge hundreds or thousand more for different levels of functionality between devices. Anyways, this is all just for one platform/manufacturer, so there is another round for Honda/Acura, and for Toyota/Lexus, and for anyone else that uses a different system. And that complexity and know-how is something that can be minimized and internalized with the all-in-one units, which a auto-repair place can quickly justify, but that are mostly a huge step up in cost. But this is normal, in this area. I think the cheap complete OBDII scanners have pushed down the demand for a good SW solution at the low end, and so only the high end has gotten the full featured easy to use but expensive option. And the fragmented marketshare has contributed too. My understanding is that there are some good OBDII iOS and Android software out there, but they just don't have every single little thing that some of these brand specific SW solutions have. And that is probably fine for a lot of people. The trouble is figuring out what you want/need, what the SW offers, and what other SW offers. If you are never going to bleed the brake system through OBDII, then it just isn't that important if you have the option or not. But with so many options out there, it's hard to make a valid comparison. Bringing this back, if "give away all of my privacy to get functionality or cheap SW" is seen as the norm, then having Copilot+ taking screenshots might not be seen as a big deal to some or even many. That seems sad, but it might be where things are (I say, while still using a google email address as my primary).
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Post by duckpins on May 22, 2024 10:53:29 GMT -8
Looks like a sell off before the Nvidia earnings coupled with the RSI in the Overbought stratosphere. Pretty normal so could be a good sign to go over 200 finally after great NVDA earnings if they come.
Looks like RECALL defers its snooping to certain MSFT products trying to drive sales of same that way as more secure. Cheap marketing.
So are these AI programs busy writing papers for kids in school. Contrast Far from the Madding Crowd with Moby Dick.
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Post by Dave on May 22, 2024 11:37:11 GMT -8
Microsoft introduced Copilot+PC. One of the "great" features is called Recall. This is where Copilot will take screenshots of the users screen, and use AI to identify items on the screen for later searches. Cool, right? Well, they actually take screenshots. ![](https://i.postimg.cc/rmGtZ5qT/GOHAT-y-Wc-AEXd-AM.jpg) Just curious. What will Copilot do when Windows users start searching for Mac computers? Will Copilot start sending links for deals on Macs along with articles about how to switch to a safer platform? This is where Apple should reintroduce the "Mac vs PC" commercials aimed at data security.
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Post by Dave on May 22, 2024 11:47:48 GMT -8
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Post by 4aapl on May 22, 2024 12:02:03 GMT -8
Asked my son this morning about his 1 Nvidia share in his Roth. At one point he thought about selling it, but then decided to hold. He said to keep holding it. IMO that stock that stock is the closest to some of the 2000 buildup. He's up 100% or more in 6 months. But while they are kicking out a great product that is selling well at a high price, it has high expectations on current growth and future growth. Like what you asked about ~2006 and wondering about predictions on the housing bubble, we know that it's highly probable that the party will end at some point, and the probability of a well managed shift over time is unlikely, especially as far as preventing a huge stock reprice. Just like what AAPL has been through at times. (EDIT: But we don't know when the momentum/direction will change) It's likely a learning experience, but one that is better to learn with smaller amounts than larger amounts.
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Post by 4aapl on May 22, 2024 12:11:18 GMT -8
FWIW on the RSI front AAPL dropped to right at 70 today. There's only 3 down days over the past 14 (the standard primary length for the calculation).
...but that day, 14 days back, was the huge gain after earnings. Tomorrow that day will primarily be out of the calculation.
And I say primarily because the calculation is recursive, using data going back further. I guess I don't know the formula offhand, but it has to do with being a positive or negative day, and how much of a movement there is, looking at the previous 14 days, but using yesterday's RSI as a starting point (where yesterday used the day before, and so on).
So I'd expect a change tomorrow, but really I expect any big nVidia move to move the whole market, and that will be much more important at least for tomorrow.
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Post by CdnPhoto on May 22, 2024 12:25:19 GMT -8
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Post by Dave on May 22, 2024 12:58:23 GMT -8
When this news becomes known Windows 11 will be dead. Image the use of this software in government or any corporate office. On the bright side, this could become Apples big chance at dominating enterprise. ![::)](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/eyesroll.png)
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Post by Dave on May 22, 2024 13:02:07 GMT -8
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Post by 4aapl on May 22, 2024 14:54:54 GMT -8
When this news becomes known Windows 11 will be dead. Image the use of this software in government or any corporate office. On the bright side, this could become Apples big chance at dominating enterprise. ![::)](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/eyesroll.png) I wish it were that simple. It's an added feature, that can be limited or turned off. And in a managed environment, which includes most of government, there will just be a quick scramble to make sure it is off, probably physically checking instead of just remotely changing it. Add in wiping a folder, with varying levels of wiping technology, along with checking the backups, and most things are good. Back when I was first working at a National Lab, they had Macs. But sharing was normally turned on, and the default password was simple, like a last name, which was normally given on the sharing name. This was about 25 years ago, but computer security has changed a lot over the years.
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Post by slanted on May 22, 2024 16:09:08 GMT -8
Nvda reminds me of a certain fruit company at a place in time. Revenue rose to $26 billion for the quarter, the company said, a record amount. Net profit was $14.88 billion, up from $2 billion a year before. apple.news/Az-EHP87lRIORmAwZTnk52w
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Post by mark on May 26, 2024 8:54:09 GMT -8
Asked my son this morning about his 1 Nvidia share in his Roth. At one point he thought about selling it, but then decided to hold. He said to keep holding it. IMO that stock that stock is the closest to some of the 2000 buildup. He's up 100% or more in 6 months. But while they are kicking out a great product that is selling well at a high price, it has high expectations on current growth and future growth. Like what you asked about ~2006 and wondering about predictions on the housing bubble, we know that it's highly probable that the party will end at some point, and the probability of a well managed shift over time is unlikely, especially as far as preventing a huge stock reprice. Just like what AAPL has been through at times. (EDIT: But we don't know when the momentum/direction will change) It's likely a learning experience, but one that is better to learn with smaller amounts than larger amounts. He's probably going to have 10 shares in a few weeks. Another learning experience!
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Post by Dave on May 26, 2024 15:19:21 GMT -8
Asked my son this morning about his 1 Nvidia share in his Roth. At one point he thought about selling it, but then decided to hold. He said to keep holding it. IMO that stock that stock is the closest to some of the 2000 buildup. He's up 100% or more in 6 months. But while they are kicking out a great product that is selling well at a high price, it has high expectations on current growth and future growth. Like what you asked about ~2006 and wondering about predictions on the housing bubble, we know that it's highly probable that the party will end at some point, and the probability of a well managed shift over time is unlikely, especially as far as preventing a huge stock reprice. Just like what AAPL has been through at times. (EDIT: But we don't know when the momentum/direction will change) It's likely a learning experience, but one that is better to learn with smaller amounts than larger amounts. He's probably going to have 10 shares in a few weeks. Another learning experience! Yes, a very very good experience.
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