SirMaster

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   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   You would die rather than move somewhere cheaper? What an odd take. I live in the midwest and pay $700/mo for a perfectly fine apartment in a clean and safe suburb.
2. 152.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   You are saying fascists don't care if it inaccurately targets themselves?
3. 153.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   Have they said why they removed the safety pledge?
4. 154.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   I've never seen something as complex as a video game vibe coded that was actually well optimized. Especially when the person doing the prompting is not a software developer. So I personally do care and I am someone, so the answer is no
5. 155.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   I am not saying it would be anywhere near equal, just that it would be "bigger" than 4B if it wasn't so constrained. >On the other hand right now the market doesn't seem to think that the >60bn of datacenter revenu
6. 156.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   >No one cares about how the code is written. People definitely do care. Nobody wants vibe-coded buggy slop code for their game. They want well designed and optimized code that runs the game smoothly on reasonable hardware and without a b
7. 157.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   But so many gamers want to buy GPUs and can’t because they are sold out or won’t because they are super price inflated. Wouldn’t the gaming market be larger if the products were actually available and at their actual MSRP?
8. 158.▲
   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   Depends what you consider luxury feeling. It's so stripped down. Aside from the slower CPU, half the ram, and half the SSD as the Air this is also what it's all missing compared to the Air: TouchID, MagSafe, slightly bigger wider
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   by SirMaster 7mo ago

   VIPOUTLET which is Walmart liquidation, they have been going here solid for months, price went up slightly but its 340-350 for reburb or open box with coupon code. https://www.ebay.com/itm/136699644252 https:/&#x
10. 160.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    Feels like a refurb M1 Air is a much better deal. 8/256, TouchID, Magsafe, USB3 all for $300-350 currently. Or step up to a refurb M4 Air with 16/256 and all the bells and whistles for $759. The New M4 Air with 16/256 were $7
11. 161.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    Feels like a refurb M1 Air is a much better deal. 8/256, TouchID, Magsafe, USB3 all for $300-350 currently.
12. 162.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    >M1 is about equivalent in benchmarks to the A18. MacBook Neo is A18 Pro and if you look at benchmarks, the A18 Pro single core performance is 50% faster than the M1... https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/86507
13. 163.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    I'd rather go for a Refurb M1 Air with 8/256 and TouchID which go for $300-350...
14. 164.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    But where will the AI get new information when the websites stop publishing new info?
15. 165.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    But is it really a price bump? Yesterday the 512GB M4 Air was $1200, now the 512GB M5 Air is $1100, at least apples to apples. Kinda is, kinda isn't.
16. 166.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    Yes, previously the 512GB Air was $1200, now it's $1100.
17. 167.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    Or just don't but an Apple charger? You can get a perfectly fine small 100W GAN USB-C charger for like $30 on Amazon.
18. 168.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    Well 1TB MacBook Pro used to cost $1799, now 1TB is the base model and costs $1699, so it's actually a $100 price drop for 1TB storage.
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    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    It's not $200 across the board. M4 MacBook Pro and M5 MacBook Pro started at $1599 with 512GB SSD. Now it starts at $1699, a $100 bump but comes with a 1TB SSD. Previously it would have cost $1799 for the 1T SSD, so it's a $100 bu
20. 170.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    You mean bumped $100. M4 MacBook Pro and M5 MacBook Pro started at $1599 with 512GB SSD. Now it starts at $1699, a $100 bump but comes with a 1TB SSD. Previously it would have cost $1799 for the 1T SSD, so it's a $100 bump on base pric
21. 171.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    >So consumer GPUs top out at 16GB (5090 currently) 5090 has 32GB, and the 4090 and 3090 both have 24GB.
22. 172.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    Really, a $3300 Mini-LED display in 2026?
23. 173.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    So why blur and not just hide?
24. 174.▲
    by SirMaster 7mo ago

    What does it mean it's "governed by European privacy". Isn't Europe who wants to prevent privacy with things like Chat Control?
25. 175.▲
    by SirMaster 8mo ago

    So you don’t like compilers? Or do you really full understand how they are working? How they are transforming your logic and your asynchronous code into machine code etc.
26. 176.▲
    by SirMaster 8mo ago

    I don't see how we could know the rate of US driver minor collisions like that. No way most people reporting 1-4mph "collisions" with things like this.
27. 177.▲
    by SirMaster 8mo ago

    A bus crashing into a stationary Tesla counts as a crash for Tesla? What in the world is this metric?
28. 178.▲
    by SirMaster 8mo ago

    How does this break free from Google? Isn't the Android that Google themselves writes and maintains the upstream of Graphene? Are they going to disconnect completely from upstream Android or something?
29. 179.▲
    by SirMaster 8mo ago

    It's not necessarily about that humans can't mistake the question too, but just that overall LLMs seem to have far less ability to correctly understand a prompt than the average human. And that the "intelligence" shown i
30. 180.▲
    by SirMaster 8mo ago

    This is my biggest peeve when people say that LLMs are as capable as humans or that we have achieved AGI or are close or things like that. But then when I get a subpar result, they always tell me I'm "prompting wrong". LLMs m