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by Fogest 8mo ago
I see what you're saying, but I also know that companies do these kinds of things all the time. It's very normal for companies to move around like this if it results in better financials. I don't see how that really makes thi
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by Fogest 8mo ago
Well if they plan to put a crap ton of new satellites in the air specifically for running xAI on it, I think there is a decent chance that it isn't purely financial shenanigans. Obviously the finances are probably a big part of such a
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by Fogest 8mo ago
This could just be a gamble they hope pays off. Or maybe there is some kind of other bigger picture strategy at play here that goes beyond just the AI from space idea. I try to stay optimistic about innovations in tech and I like to see com
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by Fogest 8mo ago
I mean, even if he isn't directly making a lot of the decisions in these companies that are doing well, it doesn't mean he doesn't play a big role in that still. He still had to pick a lot of these leaders, pay them well, kee
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by Fogest 8mo ago
But that is also just an assumption isn't it? Could this not also be related to the fact that they plan to launch a ton of servers into the sky to run in space and power AI? It would mean that their AI product would become heavily base
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by Fogest 8mo ago
I feel like without adding some commentary with these quotes this comment lacks enough info to see how it relates to the linked article.
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by Fogest 8mo ago
I think this is a good example you provide about the store clerk at the grocery store, and I think you can expand this even further. Sometimes when I go to a store and am checking out they will ask me to donate to some random charity. Wheth
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by Fogest 9mo ago
What are the policies you view as "completely insane"? I have some I disagree with like how they've handled things like Manifest v3 in the browsers, however there are still alternatives like Firefox anyway. However I think in
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by Fogest 9mo ago
The Chernobyl tv show had a nice podcast that went with it as well. I think these kinds of extra features are especially nice when it is for a show based on real life. They get to point out things that may not have been 100% historically ac
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by Fogest 10mo ago
If you make use of something like git-cliff style formatting for the first line of your commit messages it can actually make some decent automated release notes that can be broken down into features, bug fixes, documentation, chores, etc...
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by Fogest 10mo ago
Yeah that pretty much describes every big companies release notes. I used to have manual updates in the Google Play store as I enjoyed seeing what was changing. But over time so many companies just started saying things like "Security
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by Fogest 10mo ago
I feel like you must be in a social bubble if you think this is a task the average Walmart American views as easy. These devices also are typically marketed for PC backup and don't usually make backing up their phones "easy".
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by Fogest 10mo ago
"all it takes" is a very naive simplification of how to accomplish this solution and is much more complicated for a non tech savvy person than just hitting "yes" on a backup option their phone prompts them for.
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by Fogest 10mo ago
Unfortunately even when these people who are a drain on society get caught, they often are treated like a victim and get very light sentences (or even none at all). We see this with shoplifting too. When the consequences are virtually elimi
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by Fogest 11mo ago
Can this similar approach be applied to image generation models, or is this a whole different concept? I used the Google Pixel's feature to take two images and combine them so that you can add the person taking the photo in after the
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by Fogest 1y ago
It's probably being throttled due to high usage.
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by Fogest 1y ago
How does the cost compare though? From my understanding o3 is pretty expensive to run. Is GPT-5 less costly? If so if the performance is close to o3 but cheaper, then it may still be a good improvement.
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by Fogest 1y ago
I used to wear custom orthotics for a lot of growing up and into my early 20's. I definitely feel like it was something that I really could have gotten away without having if I instead had better shoes, and strengthened the muscles mor
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by Fogest 1y ago
I feel like that is part of the problem with it. Not only can somebody post about you make things up about you. You also may never know. And it could end up silently impacting you. Say you apply for a job and a female HR person checking you
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by Fogest 1y ago
A lot of these groups have also had people get successfully sued for defamation.
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by Fogest 1y ago
> Do you think a women's dating safety app is mainly about women lying That's not what it is intended for, but many people after relationships end can be extremely emotional and sometimes very spiteful. It's not uncommon f
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by Fogest 1y ago
Negative, and it's funny because my download speed seems fine in Steam. It's only the store specifically that is slow.
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by Fogest 1y ago
Oh, that's odd. But I also have Steam launch at startup so maybe it's doing something in the background before I open it. I don't think I've really ever seen this unpacking thing unless I maybe am installing a Steam clie
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by Fogest 1y ago
The funny thing is that it actually works fine for me on their mobile app, which is the same app this post talks about with the poor data usage. It just seems to be on my PC. It's only on the store. Even download speeds seem okay. But
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by Fogest 1y ago
Wait, when is this occuring? I don't recall any installer downloading every other day. Is this something from maybe being on the beta branch of Steam or something? Or am I just missing this?
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by Fogest 1y ago
It could be, or maybe poorly optimized assets? I always have such a problem loading the pictures and videos associated with each game. I've used other sites that are fully React based that run quite well and don't have these issue
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by Fogest 1y ago
The huge amount of data steam used on the store that people are pointing out in the reddit comments makes me wonder if this is why I am having so many problems on their store. For the last half year or so I have found that Steam store pages
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by Fogest 1y ago
It's not about one side winning over the other. The problem is that the author of this article is attempting to make it sound like the problem only started when Trump got into power. What I am trying to point out is that this has been
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by Fogest 1y ago
I'd say they are both bad, though I actually view it as worse when going after journalists, especially when it relates to a story surrounding the family of a politician running for president. The FBI also lied to social media companies
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by Fogest 1y ago
He is concerned about the politician of the FBI, yet it has already been used as a political weapon long before Trump's current reign. Did FBI not raid journalists involved in covering the Hunter Biden laptop story and attempt to aid i

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