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5mo ago
I agree they could be better; though I do get my home screen restored.
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5mo ago
If the brief was to make an ipad stuck to the dash of a Ferrari not ruin the rest of the car then that is certainly one way to do it.
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5mo ago
All backup apps work, no special requirements. Seedvault for my LiniageOS.
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London Mayor Blocks Palantir
(theguardian.com)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
Yes, court would be better, and totally justified here, but that also seems extremely unlikely given the contracts.
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5mo ago
Really worried about the pricing, will make or break.
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5mo ago
Much prefer a sub-$100 optimisation of the Zero; tbh you probably wouldn't need change much.
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5mo ago
I really don't see how they can. The business and usage details of their clients are confidential. We have their word that ToS where violated, I don't really think they should say more. This needs to go to arbitration.
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5mo ago
If you generate work enough above average to be awarded major international prizes they you are. If everyone produces the same quality from the same AI it will simply move the bar.
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5mo ago
It required imported wood come what may, which opened up regulations and economies of scale that would have made importing wood expensive.
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5mo ago
A better way of looking at it is you only need to introduce a .5 bit error.
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5mo ago
It is your development machine's AWS keys they want. The server's keys should be too finly scooped anyway.
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5mo ago
Yes my QMK Keychron can easily compile and flash modified firmware.
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5mo ago
So Blade Runner's Esper photo analysis went from ruining the suspension of disbelief to reality quicker then most magic.
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5mo ago
Replacing one tiny contract, on what sound like performance criteria, is not close to kicking them out.
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5mo ago
For many people not paying the artists is less fun, for nearly everyone paying 10x the price is not fun. Obviously a brillian game might overcome this but it can easily cause someone to move on.
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5mo ago
It is different. You need somewhere to live. Buying a second home with what would presumably need to be at least a 90℅ mortgage is at best questionable.
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5mo ago
Triage deliberately diagnoses rarer conditions that would be more serious or require more urgent treatment so they can be ruled out.
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5mo ago
I think you can at $50/month
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5mo ago
Correction: Why wasn't it competitive 2 years ago; basically half the AI summer ago.
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5mo ago
That label the graph "log dB" which seems a very odd choice if you wanted to show differences
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6mo ago
Much as I want diversity; a 3090 would be a billion times better for games and can probably hold its own for a broader AI workload. Anything other then running highly quantised models that don't fit in 24GB with realativly small contex
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6mo ago
The drivers often need per game optimisations these will be missing but I doubt Intel would nerf them, just rely on you not paying a lot for RAM the game won't use.
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6mo ago
I did not mean to excuse Firefox leaking this identifier or suggest we shouldn't strive to be as secure as possible. I just took issue with the blanket statement "should not have to choose". As well as making the Browser as s
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6mo ago
The HRM sensors are too big and need too big batteries. The popular ones even shun bluetooth to preserve battery though this feels more possible to me. https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/sensor-wa...
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6mo ago
They are well positioned for wearables certainly; but a phone play would be much too risky. Practically they would end up re-casing an existing phone which would never feel G-SHOCK.
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6mo ago
100% we should ensure that Browser's restrict fingerprinting as much as posible. I certainly set my Firefox to have many inconviniencies to reduce the fingerprint. I am just saying this is an engineering compromise and the tradeoff wil
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6mo ago
Feel the could be _some_ survivor bias. It seems plausible that multiple Hugo and Nebula award wining best selling author's may need feedback less then the average writer?
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6mo ago
You can't go out in public naked and just ask everyone to look away. If you want someone you don't trust to run unvetted general purpose code on your machine you have to accept that you are trading away some privacy. You can sandb
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6mo ago
It isn't innovation if you don't get 99 Vision Pro's per iPhone.
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