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As per my source, the iPhone 13 outsold both the Pro and Pro Max together, so no the cameras could not have been the reason: > Combined, all four iPhone 13 models made up 71 percent of iPhone sales, with the standard 6.1-inch iPhone
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Correct me, but I don't think such alignment between Switzerland and the rest of the EEA on LLM/"AI" technology does currently exist (though there may and likely will be some in the future) and it cannot explain the inev
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Whilst we have seen other implementations of this (providing a VPS to an LLM), this does have a distinct edge others in the way it presents itself. The UI shown, with the text overlay, readable mouse and tailored UI components looks very vi
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1y ago
And ASML, Novo Nordisk, Airbus, ...
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Could you name which specific regulations that are applying to all EEA members those would be and why/how they also apply to Switzerland?
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ChatGPT agent System Card [pdf]
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ChatGPT agent: bridging research and action
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> The iPhone 12 and 13 Mini were always marketed as the cheaper versions [...] No, they were not. They were literally a scaled down version of their respective regular sized counterparts, the 13 Mini had the same cameras, SOC, memory, sc
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How to Use Your Claude Max Subscription in Cline
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> What else are you plugging your headphones into? My Macbook, my work laptop, my e-piano, my Note9, my BTR7, ... Don't get me wrong, I understand far too well why no new flagship offers the jack anymore and wireless/USB-C is t
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Claude's Token Efficient Tool Use on Amazon Bedrock
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I don’t quite follow. Just because a tool has the potential for misuse, doesn’t make it not a tool. Anthropomorphizing LLMs, on the other hand, has a multitude of clearly evident problems arising from it. Or do you focus on the “just” part
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The Meta AI App Lets You 'Discover' People's Personal Chats
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Then I struggle to understand what they should have acknowledged here concerning the software used? That they do not have access to a version of FSD which currently isn’t accessible to the public? I’d think that’s self-evident for any Organ
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> […] I think that the version difference is something that should be acknowledged when doing a test like this. Did they anywhere refer to this as Robotaxi software over calling it FSD, the term Tesla has chosen for this?
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Claude Code SDK for Python
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Apple Execs on AI Setbacks, What Went Wrong with Siri and More [video]
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Title was editorialized from "Apple Execs on AI Setbacks, What Went Wrong with Siri and More (Full Interview) | WSJ" for readability and to reflect that the interview went beyond the topic of Siri, also covering iPadOS, a possible
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A few hardware design decisions, mainly focused on ergonomics, etc. were made with direct input from the Xbox team. On the software front, this is (supposed to be) a version of Windows that has significantly stripped down background process
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Will be interesting to see whether and how the purported improvements in terms of efficiency and standby life will find their way into mainline Windows. A lot of issues people like myself have with current day Windows can be traced back to
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Fair, I should have been more clear in what I meant, proper attribution is a must in research, was mainly referring to Sci-Hub, etc. Strictly speaking also a violation of intellectual property, but justifiable in my opinion.
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You clearly seem to know more than me in this regard, so I hope it's ok if I ask you: While the current demand being priced in by some investors may be correct, wouldn't a lowering of the sale price still have to be reflected in T
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This was a very well thought out, exceptionally polite and patient response to what can only be described as utterly ridiculous, not to mentioned continued [0] behavior. Suspending the artists account on top is patently insane, but as unsur
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I was unaware EU goods are exempt from VAT over here. When did that change?
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Intel Announces Arc Pro B60 24GB, Dual B60 48GB
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Note: Title was slightly shortened from "Intel announces ARC PRO B60 24GB and B50 16GB cards, Dual B60 features 48GB memory" for readability.
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Could you explain how/when you rely on Haiku vs Sonnet or how the two models work together? Looking forward to testing Memex, anything that goes beyond a VSCode fork automatically catches my attention, completely regardless of LLM supp
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> If the goal is achieved, which is highly unlikely, then we get very very close to AGI and all bets are off. Question on two fronts: 1. Why do you think, considering the current rate of progress think it is very unlikely that LLM output
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The downside of relying on translation layers rather than porting from the perspective of Apple is likely that they vey much detest the lack of control that would result from that. Game devs targeting Linux have started viewing Proton/
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I have barely found time to gauge 4.1s capabilities, so at this stage, I’d rather focus on the ever worsening names these companies bestow upon their models. To say that I the USB-IF have found their match would be an understatement.
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