Gigachad

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by Gigachad 3mo ago
Analysis on steam shows not all games have the AI tag, and games which do sell measurably worse.
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by Gigachad 3mo ago
AI images being able to deceive you isn’t justification, if anything it’s the opposite. The staged furniture is there to help you visualise the size of the room. While AI furniture tricks you while not accurately representing the room size
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by Gigachad 3mo ago
They do a sort of automatic Lightroom edit playing with colors, shadows and masking. They do not invent things that do not exist.
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by Gigachad 3mo ago
The "real economy" in the US is in complete shambles right now while everyone is distracted by AI meme money.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Too much money, not enough ideas what to do with it.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Are compile times that big of a deal? I haven't used Rust a ton, but the few times I have it seemed like the bulk of the compile time was a one off compiling the crates, and then compiling your own code was super fast. I feel like I&#x
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Because ChatGPT wasn’t integrated in to a social media platform to post this stuff inline. And because it was significantly stricter.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
I would expect at any price point the seller should not be lying about the specs.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
What if I could watch Instagram reels at all moments all day. Streamed right in to my eyeballs.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
The AI undressing scandal was on mainstream news and being discussed publicly by politicians. It's not some underground drama. The real life people I know still remember he called the cave diver a pedo after a disagreement. There'
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Yes, to the average person grok is known for generating csam, mechahitler, and undressing people for sexual harassment. And to tech people it’s now known for stealing your files.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
I’m sure that’s an idea Musk wants to sell you on.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
The rocket business is hardly profitable. The whole valuation is based around grok and space datacenters. He needs to keep pumping the hype or else we are in for the worlds biggest crash.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
He needs to be able to skew the worlds AI towards racism and whatever else he believes at the moment.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
There's also the issue that most USB cables are cheap junk that either is non compliant, or actively lying about it's capabilities. Which is hard to solve since anyone can sell USB cables without needing to pass testing.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Sort of. USB-C cables have an emarker chip inside them which reports the capabilities of the cable. The USB controller on your laptop reads this chip and makes use of the info, but as of today there is no standardized way for the controller
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
USB 2.0 cables can be thinner, more flexible, longer, and cheaper. You could decide to only ever use thunderbolt cables for everything, but you'd be paying $40-$100 for a cable as thick as a mains power cord and doesn't offer any
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
It's called Virtual Files on macos. In general it's a very useful feature because it keeps files local while they are being accessed which makes them super snappy to work with, and then offloads them automatically when disk space
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
I could understand locking the files. Having this compromised would be devastating and you should have a backup of them elsewhere. But locking the games out is unacceptable since you can not back these up and they are not sensitive data. At
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
99% of user use cases for USB are charging batteries and copying a word document on a flash drive. For those cases literally every port and cable works. For video, in every office and home, the thunderbolt cable just sits in the monitor at
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
The cable will not just fall out. On my clean iphone I can hang the phone from the cable and lightly swing it around without it disconnecting. If it's just falling out it's because something is mechanically wrong or it's full
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
It's because your port or cable are filled with pocket lint. Get a sewing needle and fish it out and it will connect again.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
For video input or power supply? I doubt we would ever see it for power supply. For video input it seems almost deliberate since the TV brands all benefit from licensing out HDMI and forcing it to be the only way to connect to a TV.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
The USB spec does have labeling standards that are pretty clear. But uncertified temu junk obviously doesn't use them. There shouldn't even be such a thing as a 20w cable, the minimum with no emarker chip is 60w.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Try a different cable and make sure the ports aren't full of rubbish. A good cable and clean port makes a fairly good connection with a solid click. Lot of time I've used a sewing needle to fish incredible amounts of pocket lint o
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
What way are you breaking them? The two failure modes I've seen are the port getting full of pocket lint for phones (easy to fix) and the port ripping off the PCB. The second one is a design issue where some ports are entirely surface
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
>I guess it's pre-negotiated to 19V or something This kind of defect is extremely rare since this would basically be a USB killer frying every other device you plug it in to. 99% of the time it's the device is missing some resi
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
USB-IF actually does have pretty clear labeling and standards that address most of the issues being posted in this thread. But most USB devices and cables are not certified and not compliant with the specs. Short of making USB proprietary a
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
I don't think it's cost reasons these are being omitted. The customer refunds would easily exceed the savings. It's most likely designers just swapping a micro usb port with a usb c one in an old design while making no other
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Device makers need to stop including these garbage 4 cm A to C cables. I have enough USB cables and bricks to last my whole life. I don't need to collect a million more spec violating ones in a drawer I will never use. Things are shift

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