WWDC 2023 — June 5 | Apple
Why Hacker News recommends it
HN mostly links to it as the primary source, citing keynote timestamps to settle what Apple actually claimed or showed, while some criticize the Vision Pro segment.
What it is
Apple's full WWDC 2023 keynote, covering the 15-inch MacBook Air, new Mac hardware, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS and the unveiling of Apple Vision Pro. It runs about two hours.
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What Hacker News said
Cites karmelapple · 2023-06 · on “Apple Vision Pro: Apple’s first spatial computer”
It sure can be used as a display for a Mac. Just stand in front of a Mac, and the screen will go dark and the windows will be moved to your Vision Pro. Here's the point in the Keynote showing it: [this video]
Cites Diesel555 · 2023-06 · on “Apple Vision Pro: Apple’s first spatial computer”
> did they talk about using it as a display for a Mac? Yes, in the keynote at 1:32:02. It discusses how looking at your computer then turns the Vision Pro into a display. [this video]
Cites clessg · 2023-06 · on “Apollo will close down on June 30th”
That explains why WWDC was popping up while searching for 'Apollo'! Reference: [LINK] (Video with timestamp: [this video] ) (In other news, TIL Youtube search seemingly looks through transcripts. Nice!)
Cites crtified · 2023-10 · on “Apple claims M2 Ultra "can train ML workloads, like LLMs"”
For reference, this is the original context: The title-linked reddit thread, in turn links to the following YT video, which is of the WWDC23 Apple Keynote speech of June 5. See below the link for a text transcript of that relevant excerpt. [this video] "Finally, the 32-core Neural Engine is 40% faster [than M1 Ultra]. And M2 Ultra can support an enormous 192GB of unified memory, which is 50% more than M1 Ultra - enabling it to do thing other chips just can't do. For example, in a single system, it can train massive ML workloads, like large transformer models, that the most powerful discrete GPU can't even process, because it runs out of memory."
Cites lynndotpy · 2024-05 · on “Apple Pencil Pro and iPad Simulate a Shadow of the Pen Being Emulated”
Yep. It's exactly 2323 seconds in to the WWDC 2023 keynote. The quote is "we truly live in an age of wonders." [this video] I carried an Android daily for this use case, since I use multiple timers throughout the day. I appreciate that they acknowledged, even if in a tounge-in-cheek way, that this should have happened sooner.
Critical WillPostForFood · 2023-06 · on “Apple Vision Pro Is Apple's New VR Headset”
It is like a deal killer for me that in meetings that you get swapped for a creepy uncanny valley version of yourself. The hardware seemed amazing, but the software was disappointing. [this video]
Critical PostOnce · 2023-06 · on “First impressions: Yes, Apple Vision Pro works and yes, it’s good”
I don't understand why there is no AR or VR killer app for this thing. Their sales pitch was "it makes it amazing to read articles in safari"? [this video] $3500 to... look at a floating web browser? Surely they can come up with something. Give me UV/IR vision, let me see the pipes under the ground, show me how to assemble the furniture I'm looking at, give me a template to paint by numbers of a real canvas -- why is this basic concept of "a $3500 novelty device should enable me to do something _new_" so hard for a 3 trillion dollar company to grasp? Are they just hoping someone comes up with all the above in the next 6 months? If they did, would anyone care? $3500 is relatively a lot of money if
Critical gizzlon · 2023-06 · on “First impressions: Yes, Apple Vision Pro works and yes, it’s good”
Looking forward to trying this. Could be great! But: - Why are no of the other people in the meeting using a Vision? :P [this video] - The see-through of your eyes from the outside looks super creepy.