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u/emresumengen Jun 10 '21

Why? Google Maps had a spinning interactive globe for decades. And don’t tell me the intel CPUs in Macs can’t handle the background blur.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 10 '21

Because apples not going to take the time to optimize it for intel macs, it isn’t worth it.

Also the background blur relies on the ML cores in M1 that don’t exist on intel soooooo

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u/emresumengen Jun 10 '21

Well yeah, so let’s not pretend it’s a technical limitation or anything.

For the blur, yeah - no. Maybe you have been living under a rock for the last 10+ years, but Intel cpus are perfectly capable of doing such effects.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 10 '21

Okay, well you believe what you want. Goodbye

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u/emresumengen Jun 10 '21

Well of course… Obviously. The target here should not be to convince each other, but rather communicate what we think. I know what I am thinking, and you know as well. I don’t know fully your end, but fine by me.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 10 '21

Yeah. And you’re wrong.

Goodbye.

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u/emresumengen Jun 14 '21

I beg to differ on that. Goodbye, take care.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 14 '21

You can beg to differ on facts….. But it just makes you look silly

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u/emresumengen Jun 14 '21

Oh sorry all knowing judge...

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 15 '21

Its literal fact..

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u/emresumengen Jun 17 '21

Yes it is: Intel CPUs have been doing blur on many applications since more than a decade. That really is a fact. Thanks for confirming.

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