Bike: macOS 26

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duxup · 3m ago

I'm not a user of that Bike but "Here’s what Apple’s Notes looks like on macOS 26" that looks fine.

I don't see a reason to go full transparency, no surprise that if you ask an AI to do a thing in a style it goes over the top with that style.

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Bike: macOS 26

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