I didn't watch it...so it sounds like you can. Good news. I was thinking it had it's own operating system and would have to use apps like the photo app or similar.they literally demo’d this in the keynote lmaoo
I didn't watch it...so it sounds like you can. Good news. I was thinking it had it's own operating system and would have to use apps like the photo app or similar.they literally demo’d this in the keynote lmaoo
There's also sites that let you download the transcript, like this:If you’re on mobile, you need to switch Safari to Request Desktop Website. Then there’s “Show transcript” in the video’s “…” menu. This works for me without being signed in to YouTube.
You get the transcript on the YouTube website:i'm not on mobile, dont have an iphone anymore actually
how do you get show transcript ? mind showing me a picture please ? and are you sure you don't have the PLUS subscription ?
contacts? LOL damn I don't think any of us will be alive to see that.AR/VR wont be a thing until they are either like glasses or contacts.
Since it was so easy to find, I will respond one last time.Please show me the data which confirms this is correlated with kids using their devices... There's a lot of crap going on in the world that wasn't happening before.
Can you imagine doing something super processor intensive and then your eyes start burning?AR/VR wont be a thing until they are either like glasses or contacts.
Not gonna watch a video - can we just get a proper article on this summarizing his takeaways?
You are right that it’s not clear-cut: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/02/teen-suicide-depression-girls-social-media.htmlPlease show me the data which confirms this is correlated with kids using their devices... There's a lot of crap going on in the world that wasn't happening before.
dude !! this is pure magic, thank you so much for this discoveryYou get the transcript on the YouTube website:
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Then you copy it from there and paste it into ChatGPT, asking it to summarize that text.
It’s advisable to toggle the timestamps off before copying:
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They are a thing. I think you mean, they wont be embraced by the public as a whole like the iPhone...AR/VR wont be a thing until they are either like glasses or contacts.
Looked like Apple’s sidecar technology migrated to the vision pro.I didn't watch it...so it sounds like you can. Good news. I was thinking it had its own operating system and would have to use apps like the photo app or similar.
Fun fact: The total sales of all VR headsets from all manufacturers over the last 7-8 years (so, I’m talking Quest, Valve Index, PSVR, Pimax, Vive, etc… combined) is only…They are a thing. I think you mean, they wont be embraced by the public as a whole like the iPhone...
I’d say the Vision Pro is on par with the Varjo XR-3, which is $7000 + $2000/yr software subscription.I'd really like to see a real world comparison between this and the Microsoft Hololens. I know Microsoft is only marketing the Hololens to business and industry right now but if AR goes mainstream they could easily pivot their existing product to compete.
I find it interesting that Apple was pushing AR but then went full VR instead. The Hololens has a transparent display that can be made opaque on demand so when you look at the real world you're actually seeing the real world with an AR overlay. With the Vision you're seeing simulated AR. The real world is coming from the cameras and what you're seeing is only what's on the screen. Even more interesting is that Apple decided to put a display on the front to make it appear as if the screen were translucent when in fact it is not. I know that Hololens has advanced eye tracking, hand gestures and many of the same features including the exact same $3,500 price. The cheaper game systems like Oculus keep getting mentioned but real AR hardware in the same price range does not.
MacRumors crew, any chance of getting your hands on a current gen Hololens to compare the AR experience?
Yes, selecting and scrolling should work. You can also download it as a text file using this website.dude !! this is pure magic, thank you so much for this discovery
but then what do you use chatGPT for? summary ?
and also how do you copy all the text? by selecting with the mouse and letting the page scroll down ? or is there a way to copy in one click
Yes, ChatGPT is just for when you want a summary. You could tell ChatGPT “Please summarize the following YouTube transcript: <paste the transcript here>”.but then what do you use chatGPT for? summary ?
and also how do you copy all the text? by selecting with the mouse and letting the page scroll down ? or is there a way to copy in one click
Dude this is fantastic, thanks so much tuo the both of ya ❤️Yes, selecting and scrolling should work. You can also download it as a text file using this website.
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As compact as an Apple Watch or an iPhone? Both which are tiny and infinitely more powerful? Come on. Read the writing.The first HOME computers were not monstrous. They were compact.
thanks yeah ill use his method i thinkYes, ChatGPT is just for when you want a summary. You could tell ChatGPT “Please summarize the following YouTube transcript: <paste the transcript here>”.
Selecting with the mouse and scrolling, yes. You could probably also select the whole page with Cmd+A, paste it into some text editor and more easily cut out the actual transcript there.
As Night Spring mentioned here, there are also web apps for downloading subtitles that might be more convenient.