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by PKop 1y ago
If the AI bubble pops such that Meta's exorbitant AI spending is seen as a flop, how well would those startups have done?
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by PKop 1y ago
There are more mouths to feed and less territory per capita for each person (thus real estate inflation in desired locations). Like lanes on a highway, the population just fills the capacity with growth without the selective pressure of eve
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by PKop 1y ago
- Not having to watch ads after you've already paid for a subscription
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by PKop 1y ago
> free movement of goods, capital, services, and people across borders What in the world are you talking about? The US has all of this internally. If on the one narrow point you want to claim that EU has open-borders to the rest of the w
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Please Don't Promote Wayland(stoppromotingwayland.netlify.app)
60 points by PKop 1y ago|84 comments
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by PKop 1y ago
> it's pretty obvious MS is placing all their chips on WinUI3 Not it isn't, based on the paltry resources and team size they have working on it, the pace of bug fixes (non existent), the fact that in 2024 they stated WPF is on
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by PKop 1y ago
He can use the time in school to push further and advance beyond his current knowledge regardless of the level of difficulty of intro or whatever courses. At the end he will have the degree which is valuable for most other jobs even more th
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by PKop 1y ago
> There is no evidence the CEO was personally responsible What are you talking about? He was CEO for 12 years coinciding with when this occurred. Of course the CEO is responsible for these types of decisions if simply that he didn't
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by PKop 1y ago
Both because I also think Trump cares.
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by PKop 1y ago
Why would he be happy the CEO responsible for the illegal sales to China is now CEO of intel? Why are you ok with it?
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by PKop 1y ago
No serious state would ignore potential conflicts of interest with their biggest adversary related to advanced technology and military affairs: https://www.cotton.senate.gov/news/press-releases/cotton-to-... No, a
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Trump demands Intel CEO resign, alleging conflicts over China ties(axios.com)
14 points by PKop 1y ago|2 comments
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by PKop 1y ago
It follows Senator Tom Cotton's letter to Intel regarding CEO's ties to China Cotton to Intel: CEO’s Ties to China are Concerning https://www.cotton.senate.gov/news/press-releases/cotton-to-...
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by PKop 1y ago
Says who? These assertions mean nothing and guarantee nothing.
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by PKop 1y ago
There's no value to this website if we're talking to LLM's, we can do that on our own. I want to come here to engage directly with other actual people and their brains. Not as an interface to ChatGPT. That's not somethin
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by PKop 1y ago
Agree, this is annoying, these comments shouldn't get elevated in the threads and moderators must flag these accounts. We can all use LLM's on our own people posting that output here is worthless and just pollutes this website.
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by PKop 1y ago
This is AI slop. @dang this degrades this forum more than any flame wars. I can't stand people that outsource their entire thought process to an AI then post it like we can't use the tool ourselves. It adds nothing to the conversa
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The smooth resize test (2019)(raphlinus.github.io)
3 points by PKop 1y ago|0 comments
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Breaking Up with Redis: A Comparative Study of Its Open-Source Alternatives(diva-portal.org)
2 points by PKop 1y ago|1 comments
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by PKop 1y ago
"Summary: Garnet consistently achieved the highest throughput across all concurrency levels and under both workloads, maintaining large performance margins over Redis. Valkey underperformed compared to Redis at low to moderate concurre
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by PKop 1y ago
Given that many commentors on here and reddit have already explained his mistakes, yet he has entries in his CV documenting this "bug report" and "publication" of the incident, I don't really see any evidence whatso
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by PKop 1y ago
> I assume the lowest-budget way to deal with a corpse in ancient Egypt is to toss it into the Nile. So what, this didn't happen and isn't consistent with any historical practice. An irrelevant non-sequitur to the question at h
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by PKop 1y ago
How do we even know this person was upper class or some itinerant migrant worker that came from somewhere else? Even the citation claiming the burial method was associated with upper class raises doubts: following the link mentions "po
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by PKop 1y ago
It was way more ethnically homogenous. When that decreases, trust declines. See Japan now as a particularly high trust modern society.
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by PKop 1y ago
And that begs the question, why can we print our own money and others can't? Which leads to conclusions that there are other factors that lead to us being able to do things others can't do.
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by PKop 1y ago
I would avoid massively increasing your exposure to receipts. They have endocrine disrupting chemicals and it's advised to not even handle them from retail stores let alone in higher quantities in your own home. https://www.
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by PKop 1y ago
The Pixel 9 with Android 16 QPR Beta 1 is working smooth right now, and looks great. Very polished overall. I would recommend Pixel if you go the Android route as Google's implementation is imo the highest quality compared to others&#x
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by PKop 1y ago
Looks like a soup sandwich. Layers of mixed together colors with no distinction
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by PKop 1y ago
The context was about being power hungry and ambitious to keep making more money, building a bigger business, perhaps fame, prestige, success, accomplishment... vs selling out early if just being a simple billionaire is adequate enough. Buf
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by PKop 1y ago
Is this sort of like how, when iPhone touch-screen came out, it allowed for dynamic regeneration of UI for each specific app instead of "hard coding" hardware inputs/buttons as the one interface to all apps? So here, AI can d

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