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I shouldn't have used the word asymptote; I should have said logarithmic. I don't doubt a best-case situation where we get a GPT-5, GPT-6, GPT-7, etc; each is more capable than the last; just that there will be more months between
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I haven't seen any evidence that these systems are capable of structuring and executing large-scale changes in entire repositories; but given you're still a student, your definition of large might be different. The middle of an S-
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And GPT-4 is nowhere close to the human brain in terms of coding capabilities, and model advancements appear to be hitting an asymptote. So...
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Net income on Statista ? You know you don't need to rely on that shoddy site, right? Spotify is a public company. I linked their Q1 2024 public disclosure. Did you even click on it?
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> No one I know uses Apple audiobooks, I thought it was only Audible in this market. Yes, I'm sure Apple keeps it around out of the goodness of their heart and not because its used and is profitable. > Spotify is a loss making co
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> No one researches AI because 3D printing failed. Yes you do. Maybe not specifically, but: AI research only happens because companies and capital firms have invested billions of dollars into paying the salaries of people who do the rese
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I think, at least, Apple has taken multiple losses over the past year which should concern long-time fans of the company. Vision Pro had very low expectations, and failed to even meet those, now almost forgotten by even some people who own
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> In the end, Epic and Spotify get a fat 30% boost in revenue and nobody notices anything different. Well, let's be clear here: Neither Epic nor Spotify are selling anything with Apple today. Epic's games are not available on i
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A friend and I spent a month or so building an iOS app we were hoping to release and monetize, but we're also entirely unable to get a developer account created. Corporate entity, DUNS number, American, extremely boring people, and jus
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Oh I didn't necessarily mean the code, at least in the first example; you have to click the "Preview" button to see what the code results in, but its a rather bad 404 page, using broken english, phrases that generally wouldn&
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I'm gonna be rough here. I think calling these things "components" feels wrong. Components are far more elemental than what these are; these are pages, or maybe modules. Nonetheless, some of these "components" are q
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The artists are not generally the ones who select who to sell tickets through; its the venues.
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Sure, the developers said they hadn't seen the image and that they'd never seen the image generator do this and etc etc. That's regardless of the truth; there's no reality where they'd say anything else, and their w
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> You want to be personally responsible for every single dependency you pull in Yes. > every piece of hardware between you and the end user Nah. See how you said "where do you draw the line" and then proceed to just ignore d
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> “I also think whoever was responsible for it should be fired,” she added. > “We were made aware that a single user of the AI platform was purportedly provided an image that did not adhere to the built-in parameters set by the develo
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> going in a lockdown is the prevention measure to avoid mortality rate in the double digits… Huh? Mortality rate is the mortality rate, its independent of a lockdown; unless more vulnerable people are "locking down" at rates d
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It may be trivial for a consumer to buy an Android phone; it is not trivial for a developer to decide to not support iOS or Safari.
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> Gormally was finally well enough to go back to school—and ready to put the whole experience behind him. But he kept getting concussions. Three more times over the next three years, he hit his head playing sports: twice in soccer, and o
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For me its the dichotomy between how absolutely impenetrable the blog post is, combined with the "Set the tone fam, play 'Entropy' by Noizinski on Spotify :)" widget in the bottom right. Like they're trying to check
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by 015a 3y ago
Right; I think the correct frame is, major operating systems are utilities . They must be regulated the same way that all systemically important utilities are regulated; heavily. Monopolies are natural, and arguably desirable, with utiliti
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This is egregious and deeply disturbing behavior from Apple. At this point it feels wrong to own an iPhone. I'm at a loss for words describing what Tim and their leadership team has done to this company that I used to admire so much.
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Epic also doesn't want to be Apple's customer. No one would describe the relationship between Microsoft and Epic as "Epic being Microsoft's customer" because they distribute the Epic Games Store and Fortnite on Wi
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An HP Elitebook 645 G10 with an AMD Ryzen 5, 1080p display, and 32gb of memory costs exactly $1,919 US Dollars. They're running a sale on the 830, so you could get that for only $100 more than an entry-level Macbook Air, but you'd
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I don't know what "norms" Rapid7 is expecting JetBrains to have followed, but this article certainly makes them come off in an entitled, power-tripping light, like their glory is more important than security. I'll be add
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Anyone who says the 8/256 Airs are throwaway machines has literally never used one. Full stop. You have an opinion about what 8gb of memory is capable of, which is influenced entirely by Intel CPUs and Windows. It hits different on the
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> the air with non-sabotaged specs Anyone who says this has never used an 8/256 Air post-M1, and is complaining about them hypothetically. They're fine. They're fantastic computers. You can upgrade to 16/512, which pu
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by 015a 3y ago
Ok, fair, yes what I meant is really that 'iota' is capable of introducing action-at-a-distance, albeit in uncommon situations, because new, preceding iota declarations within a const block change the values of subsequent iotas. T
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`iota` is maybe the only language feature of Go that I would actually support removing. Obviously, they never will because it would be a breaking change. Its just so vestigial. There's literally no reason to use it, and a very big reas
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Yup my bad, I meant ACI, not ACS. Correct me if I'm wrong, but these are actually not close to Cloud Run. Cloud Run's differentiator is its scaling metric; it scales with incoming requests, and has strict configuration to assert t
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Welcome to History Revisionism. Literally EVERY single example you listed were markets that already existed before Apple entered them (except maybe the Mac but that was so long ago who cares). MP3 players existed before the iPod. Smartphone

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