Sakos

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by Sakos 2y ago
We're already seeing it in things like Google buying rights to Reddit data for training. It's already happening. Only companies who can afford to pay will be building AI, so Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.
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by Sakos 2y ago
As long as housing is considered a financial instrument and problems like NIMBY and overly restrictive zoning continue to persist, none of this will happen.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Geekbench is also terrible though? I'm not an Intel fanboy that's upset about Intel not winning, I've owned AMD chips for most of my life. These are just terrible benchmarks that don't tell us anything. I'm more int
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by Sakos 2y ago
Cinebench is really a terrible benchmark and not indicative of real-world numbers for performance or efficiency (particularly not for any of my use cases). I'll wait for better reviews and benchmarks before deciding who's "wo
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by Sakos 2y ago
The most interesting part to me is the Cyberpunk 2077 performance compared to Snapdragon and AMD. It's surprisingly good and considering Strix Point pricing, Intel might be the next sure bet for the Steam Deck 2. If not with this, then
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by Sakos 2y ago
I've seen a lot of wild shit in Telegram channels. It's weird seeing people defend Telegram, but I guess that's American first amendment fundamentalism/fetishism. Even terrorist speech should be protected, apparently?
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by Sakos 2y ago
Well, the moderation tools might be effective, but it's clear that they're used very selectively.
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by Sakos 2y ago
All this just means that replacement parts are expensive, repairs are expensive and Apple continues to control the ecosystem. I can't believe people are praising Apple for it.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Really glad to see Super Mega Baseball 3 is getting the recognition it deserves.
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by Sakos 2y ago
The opportunity cost is when playing the game. I'm just saying that free doesn't make up for a bad (or necessarily even a decent) game, if it is one. There's an incredible number of amazing games out there. I personally find
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by Sakos 2y ago
I mean, I wasn't the guy who you replied to initially. I don't know. I'm just saying that just because it's free doesn't mean it's worth the time and energy. There are countless excellent games that one could b
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by Sakos 2y ago
Even free games have an opportunity cost, or do you have unlimited time and energy to spend on playing games? Not that I'm saying Moonring isn't worth it, but just because something is free doesn't mean it's free of crit
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by Sakos 2y ago
Most users aren't consciously making this choice. It's great that you are, but every time an iPhone owner would balk at the insane repair costs, all we could do is shrug and say that's just how Apple designs their devices. So
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by Sakos 2y ago
This affects gamers who want indie games worth playing. So, yeah, why wouldn't we care? They're at least partly responsible for a handful of the best games I've played in the past decade. Their loss can't be understated.
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by Sakos 2y ago
The benefit was the funding that could be provided by Ellis, no? How are they going to make up for that if they make a new company?
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by Sakos 2y ago
1) What's with the hostility? 2) What exactly do I deserve?
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by Sakos 2y ago
> Firebase's authentication model is inherently broken I'm not very familiar with Firebase. In what way is it broken and what issues does it cause?
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by Sakos 2y ago
Them acknowledging the issue, then fixing it within 28 hours isn't good enough for you? That kind of response makes me happy to continue using Arc.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Unfortunately, Zen Browser simply isn't an alternative. If you like Arc, then Zen's UI for tabs and splitting views isn't really anywhere close to satisfying the same needs.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Yeah, let's not get ahead of ourselves here. They've managed to do it with a drone, they haven't shown it's possible with stealth jets. It might be possible, it's not a "probably".
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by Sakos 2y ago
Man, I'm really tired of patents and copyright. I'm not sure what's supposed to come out of this. Nobody is allowed to make a Pokemon-like game anymore? Who does that benefit other than Nintendo/TPC?
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by Sakos 2y ago
Who exactly is Amir Tsarfati and why is this a trusted source for numbers? I can't find anything reliable about him by search engine.
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by Sakos 2y ago
The BBC's bias has been clearly established for decades now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_the_BBC#Israeli%E... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balen_Report It's not their fau
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by Sakos 2y ago
You might prefer a shaped charge to reduce the likelihood of injuring bystanders and to ensure that what little explosive you can fit in there can kill whoever is using it.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Also likely far more power and heat efficient.
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by Sakos 2y ago
Honestly, it seems like the same thing that ended up losing them the iPhone back in the 00s. Even if profits might not have been as high as they might have liked, they absolutely needed this regardless to ensure enough used capacity on thei
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by Sakos 2y ago
China has already started launching its own Starlink competitor. They likely don't need Starlink to do this if they discover that it actually works for tracking stealth fighters.
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Intel lost the Sony Playstation business(reuters.com)
13 points by Sakos 2y ago|4 comments
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by Sakos 2y ago
Seems to be coming from this https://www.iihs.org/news/detail/suvs-other-large-vehicles-o... > At intersections, the odds that a crash that killed a crossing pedestrian involved a left turn by the vehicle versu
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by Sakos 2y ago
I wonder. Are people who aren't well off able to afford cars if nearly all cars sold are EV?

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