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3mo ago
Most people don’t want to play product manager and just want to pay someone to make the decisions for them. We used to have a time where every small business had its own custom accounting software, and discovered that these businesses aren’
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3mo ago
The problem is these AI companies are running at a loss with the hopes of pumping the prices after everyone is hooked. Now they are locked in at selling API access at rock bottom price. The valuations won't hold.
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3mo ago
Running Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 on the deck gets around 30-45 fps with some lag spikes on low settings. Streaming from my 5700xt I can get 90fps ultra. It's massively better to stream from even this old GPU than to play locally.
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3mo ago
Cloud based tools are even worse than proprietary file formats for lock in.
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3mo ago
I've been trying regularly for a few years now but it still doesn't work for me. Steam remote play often refuses to launch a game, it'll open on my desktop but the stream won't start. Then when it does, sometimes it'
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3mo ago
I've been streaming from an RX5700 XT which is something like 20x more powerful than my steam deck I'm trying to stream to.
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3mo ago
I've had it work occasionally. I had a few sessions which worked flawlessly which proves it's entirely possible for it to work, but 90% of the time I'm hit with endless weird issues, configuration problems, breaking changes i
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3mo ago
The problem is you will develop an incomplete understanding, using a ton of weird workflows, and missing tools that are super useful that you didn't know existed. Just pushing through one end to end tutorial will introduce all the main
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3mo ago
In the US when you speak out against the government you get your media licenses revoked, sued in to a lifetime of debt, and the president sends a goon squad to your area to kill some random people on the street.
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3mo ago
Thank god US AI companies generated all of the training data themselves and certainly didn’t just steal it all.
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3mo ago
IMO it’s probably better to start following at least one tutorial video which will walk you through most of the common actions and UI.
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3mo ago
Maybe I’m not pushing them hard enough but I use Claude opus at work and deepseek v4 flash at home and they both seem about as capable. While deepseek is borderline free.
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3mo ago
More like the pricing was too turbulent. Apple doesn’t really do rapidly changing prices and there isn’t any stable price for that much ram.
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3mo ago
To be fair Windows also can't sleep properly.
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3mo ago
That's rapidly changing. Gaming these days is much more enjoyable on Linux than Windows.
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3mo ago
It's still malware, just anyone still left on Windows is accustomed to it now.
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3mo ago
Because Windows is cooperating and installing the malware on behalf of the OEM. This kind of exploit could not be done on MacOS or Linux.
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3mo ago
Most logitech mice have rubberized outsides which turn to goo after about a year.
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3mo ago
Microsoft does not care about the quality of Windows. Half the malware comes from them. Windows is just a platform they can sell online services and AI products through.
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3mo ago
Ethical edits would be stuff you couldn't notice in the inspection. The coffee cup is fine because in the inspection that won't be there and isn't a part of the property anyway. If you use AI to remove the rust and calcium on
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3mo ago
The sites that do have cookie banners tend to be the unbearable websites with 500 adverts, a full screen modal asking to sign up to the newsletter and redirecting you 30 times because you scrolled and touched the wrong element.
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Mamdani is pretty much the opposite of a broken clock. Somehow he manages to deliver every single time.
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Or we could have our politicians and laws actually work for us. You should straight up be able to collect a bounty if you visit a property inspection and show the online photos are fake.
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3mo ago
The whole point of staging furniture is to help visualize and contextualize. Seeing a staged bed, couch, coffee table etc gives you a picture of how large or cramped the room is. AI furniture in contrast isn't limited by physics or rea
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Android phones sure. The iPhone as far as I have seen has stayed away from gimmicks and AI. "Computational photography" is a long shot away from AI generated images. Everything in the iphone photo actually existed much the same as
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It’s less that 4k 60fps doesn’t matter, but that most mobile cheap cameras are so poor quality that you don’t see much of a difference. The sensors are so small that switching to 60fps leaves less time for the shutter speed so you end up wi
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Ideally for good lighting you do want multiple lower power lights than a single mini sun
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3mo ago
IKEA is winning here rather than a Chinese brand.
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3mo ago
The bulk of the market is toys for aspiring content creators. Professional usage is pocket change subsidised by tiktokers.
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3mo ago
I would pay more to have a product the US doesn’t have its hands in.
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