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by Topfi 3y ago
For any of the US laws that are drafted in such a manner that they apply to US citizens outside the states, DC and the territories? At least not by me or anyone else who understand extraterritoriality. No, you wouldn't be laughed at fo
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by Topfi 3y ago
> [...] GDPR doesn’t apply to someone living in the US and running a web server there. Only if they ensure that they have no EU-based users [0]. So yeah, unless you actively block "data subjects who are in the Union", it does a
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by Topfi 3y ago
Tried my hand at a Viture One for two weeks, but the diopters did not work with my specific vision, perhaps I'll give the new XA2 a shot now that they are more available in the EU. Concerning your question, it's very different. Wh
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by Topfi 3y ago
Yeah, I honestly hadn't thought about those statements in quite a while. Thanks for bringing them back to mind. It makes me ponder whether they had a very rough, early prototype of an FPV display device at that time, and if so, what th
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by Topfi 3y ago
> This is definitely the first post-Jony Ive product though. Ironic considering, if there is a product whose design arguably should be driven by an obsession with reducing weight and thickness, the AVP is it.
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For that purpose, the difference between the Q2 and Q3 was so vast that I cannot oversell it. While it's still not perfect due to the resolution, the switch to pancake lenses made screencasting to the Q3 something I could do for many h
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by Topfi 3y ago
> Would you recommend them? Yes, no, maybe. Thing is, I've never used a device or software that I haven't found faults with. Overall, the Quest has turned into a solid, though still imperfect, platform, with Meta pushing update
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by Topfi 3y ago
Cold boot time on a Quest is roughly half a minute, though most of the time, you'll just wake it up from standby. For testing, I just put my Quest 3 on my head, and without pressing the power button, I counted five mississippis (second
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by Topfi 3y ago
This is a very in-depth, informative and factual review. My hats off to the Verge; great job. I have racked up hours upon hours of actual, productive work in my Quest 2 and 3, so to say that I am a big proponent of the ideas that Apple is t
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by Topfi 3y ago
I'd love to see whether and by how much this event correlated with a significant increase in worker productivity.
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The Questionable Engineering of the 737 MAX [video](youtube.com)
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Unconfuse Me with Bill Gates – Sam Altman [audio](gatesnotes.com)
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Tesla Cybertruck Is *Not* Faster Than Porsche (While Towing) [video](youtube.com)
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> [...] reported the leaked credentials and stopped. But, and this can be a significant differentiator from a legal standpoint in multiple jurisdictions[0], they did not use leaked credentials, nor did they circumvent any barriers. They
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by Topfi 3y ago
Customer credentials as in this example? I'll be totally frank, I'm having some trouble reconciling that with Article 34 of the GDPR and 1798.150 of the CCPA. Do none of these organizations have EU/CA customers or is the appr
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by Topfi 3y ago
> [...] may cause the companies to spend money notifying customers and harm their reputation. I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand. Are you saying that you feel a company should not notify customers when exposing passwords i
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> Looking at what types of data you had access to wasn't required. Downloading plaintext passwords of other people is probably too far. Impacted users may need to be notified about a breach. If needed, create an account of your own
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by Topfi 3y ago
I'm looking forward to testing the Vision Pro. As a seasoned Quest user, I still firmly believe in the concept of spatial computing, though I remain disappointed that desktop-class applications will require a secondary Mac for streamin
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by Topfi 3y ago
Here is a source for the SQLite case: https://topic.alibabacloud.com/a/sqlite-387-a-large-number-o...
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by Topfi 3y ago
Honestly, 2-9% already seems like a very signficant improvement, especially since as they mention "remember that CPython is already written in C". Whilst it's great to look at the potential for even greater gains by building
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by Topfi 3y ago
I'd settle for one well-thought-out UI concept, built from the ground up, targeting specific device categories, and running on a modern, legacy-free foundation. That would not be suitable for every user or use case and shouldn't r
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by Topfi 3y ago
> Ok, there’s a lot of criticism in the comments, but I think the intent here is quite clear. I am not 100% convinced of that, considering we have an almost even split in commentators who believe this to be a serious effort in creating a
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by Topfi 3y ago
I have absolutely no doubt that you may have received such output from the prompt you provided, but I'd like to enter into the record what GPT-4-turbo via the Chat Website provided to me using your specific prompt[0], which was more ge
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> Demonstrating the problems of AI (what it has produced is dodgy in various ways). So you believe the LLM was prompted to produce faulty or imperfect licenses on purpose with the intent of highlighting the deficiencies of the current te
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But for any LLM they may have used to produce this, it was most likely trained on various sources in just the manner they are protesting. Can you truly protest something by engaging in just the thing you are protesting? Trying to keep this
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> This content is fully generated by AI because fuck AI. Maybe this is a language barrier, but what is meant by this sentence in particular? Why "generate with AI" (i.e. an LLM, most certainly not any form of "AI") if
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AOL: "This was a screw up" (2006)(techcrunch.com)
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by Topfi 3y ago
> how Twitter was sinking in debt and Elon didn't know how bad it was Twitter was a public company back then, meaning their finances (till the company was taken private) were publicly disclosed. That information was accessible to El
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Testing GPT-4 using Google Gemini Prompts [video](youtube.com)
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Lee Harvey Oswald

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