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Apple (I reckon): Most people don’t know how to use AI well. It’s our responsibility to pare it all down and release features one by one selling each new software feature as part of next year’s hardware.
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They just need to reinstate curfews for certain neighborhoods and arrest those who are in violation of that. There are better knobs to twist.
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Party trick for 40 somethings.
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This wallpaper is definitely less appealing without the story to go with it behind the scenes.
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Standards are meant to be broken, especially when they’re based on outdated assumptions. I’m glad that Tesla is trying to do that with the 48V auxiliary (non-traction) battery. 48V is just below the Low Voltage threshold for human safety (N
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This is a better way to measure anomalies. Today, when something seems off, doctors will try to prescribe medicines which does not get down to the root issue of the problem. Example: High uric acid? Try some Allopurinol. Not: ‘Hey, let’s ch
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It's hallucinating a bit. There are new things put in that weren't there in the previuos frame.
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I think the Raspberry Pi foundation doesn’t have a very compelling runway to launch their products into many areas. Someone, contradict my thinking.
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And overall size. I hope they build more smaller form factors like the Pico and the Zero. That's what differentiates them and the rest.
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What was the crime? Negligent manufacturing?
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I’m interested in the number of unsolved cases this tech will help solve.
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I think words may only convey a certain level of thought but cannot convey intensity well.
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The piece was well written and explained the functionality quite elegantly with enough technicality without overburdening the reader with technobabble.
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Agree. The web these days just assumes you know. Being detached from the internet for 10 years would probably have more drastic consequences than people realize.
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I think humans are excellent at finding fault. It’s easier to deconstruct a problem than it is to reconstruct one from scratch. Having an oracle that knows how to put a framework of events together (even wit errors) is much better than aski
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Just be careful of thumbtacks in your carryon.
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I’m curious now, can a parrot tell the difference between a real parrot and an AI generated one?
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I think there’s a fine line between protection of the public against tyrannies and protection of the public against themselves. People like to play ‘what-if’s’ but it’s not useful when people are immediately dying around us at this very hou
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Just need to allow Xbox consoles to dual boot into Windows 11 and that will solve all demand problems.
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To be fair, I don’t think Autopilot is well defined in any governing literature. We’re in the wild west.
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I thought the future would have been unstructured.
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I wonder how well it functions as a blobstore.
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You probably all know the saying: You can take Samsung out of South Korea but you can’t take South Korea out of Samsung.
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It doesn’t help as most of the components put into Samsung products come from China anyway. The Chinese manufacturers have probably mastered their sub vendors by now.
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It seems like a great way to fend off spam
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Order matters a lot but recruiters typically present the highest flyers first and the lower candidates last.
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Let’s just hope parents don’t try to game the system by starting to name their kids AAAi Aung.
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Going forward, subscriber numbers won’t be included in their reporting. They’ve probably reached their peak and Wall Street doesn’t like it.
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Another more acceptable way of saying it is that they’re doing their due diligence.
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Thank you kind stranger

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