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by alberth 2y ago
As long as the tv networks lock up live sports, they will be ok.
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by alberth 2y ago
You can quickly build prototypes with LuaJIT and it’s also quite performant. It’s worth giving it a try if you haven’t before.
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by alberth 2y ago
80% of cars on the road are older than their 5-year manufacturer “bumper to bumper” warranty (support). So what exactly is the story here? Just because something is no longer supported, doesn’t mean all value is lost.
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by alberth 2y ago
I’m interested in how they got the CSS to have the text stay within the background grid.
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by alberth 2y ago
I wonder how the EU will react to this, since they might view it as proof of an Apple monopoly who can dictate terms & pricing.
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by alberth 2y ago
Tech Debt Wow, those are a lot of features being added (even if it's largely userland). I can't even imagine the amount of tech debt for an OS that's 23-years old (and older if you count NextStep). https://en.wikip
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by alberth 2y ago
But those were standalone apps. This AI capability is integrated throughout the entire OS and Apps. It's now part of the "fabric" of iOS.
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by alberth 2y ago
What's new besides management of passwords being move from Settings, now into it's own dedicated app?
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by alberth 2y ago
Regarding OpenAI, has Apple in its history ever relied so heavily on a 3rd party for software features? (TSMC for hardware, but it seems very un-Apple to be so dependent upon someone else for software capabilities like OpenAI)
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by alberth 2y ago
Since rewind is disabled, here's a live summary: https://www.macrumors.com/2024/06/10/wwdc-2024-live-coverage...
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by alberth 2y ago
When you’re pushing the amount of data Netflix is, you need to work directly with the ISP & Exchanges. At least that’s my guess.
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by alberth 2y ago
Relevant: https://hachyderm.io/@mitchellh/112577646462692886
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by alberth 2y ago
The ex-Apple team who started Nuvia (which was acquired by Qualcomm and maker of this chip), is really giving Apple a run for their money - especially given that these chips are fab’ed on 2 gen order nodes than what Apple gets from TSMC.
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by alberth 2y ago
Are these the chips n Microsoft recent Surface arm launch? EDIT: to answer my own question, yes - it appears so. https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/20/24160498/microsoft-arm-su...
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by alberth 2y ago
It reminds me of what encyclopedia’s were like reading back in the day.
646.
by alberth 2y ago
Not just power grid … US infrastructure overall is in need of a “jolt” (updating). Bridges, highways, power grid and more are all aging and in need of massive updating / refresh.
647.
by alberth 2y ago
With Shopify shutting down threads so quickly, what’s the play here? Use the talent to build chat functionality, so that merchants can add that as a feature to their website?
648.
by alberth 2y ago
I love twist. It’s so underrated. More should check it out. Note: I’m not affiliated in any way.
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by alberth 2y ago
If you want to learn more ... Vertasium has a good video on the 3-different types of Night Vision. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAeJHAFjwPM 1. image intensification 2. active illumination 3. thermal imaging
650.
by alberth 2y ago
Where can I find an actual photo? (Not just renderings)
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by alberth 2y ago
https://www.wealthfront.com/explore/collections/18/founder-l... What’s not in the list is Oracle. But in all reality it still is.
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by alberth 2y ago
> My ultimate worry is that Nvidia ... could pull the whole of the Nasdaq down when it blows It's already happened the other way . 50% of all S&P 500 growth comes from just 5-companies (Nvidia). Or said differently, 495-compani
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by alberth 2y ago
The market is "pricing in" this future potential. With Walmart, it's hard to speculate what ground-breaking future potential they might have that isn't already known.
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by alberth 2y ago
This wasn't a quick success ... Jensen started Nvidia 31-years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia
655.
by alberth 2y ago
Or a different angle is, this is being setup by companies who have large investments in non-public companies. Seems like they are making it easier for them to cash out their investments with less scrutiny.
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by alberth 2y ago
Suggestion: make it more clear what value-add is being done beyond what D1 gets you. Because I don’t know if this is intended but the vibe I get is that D1 does all the db stuff and Dzero is just a web view into your data itself. —- Slight
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by alberth 2y ago
> TSMC N4 Question: Am I understanding this correctly that AMD will be using a node size from TSMC that’s 2-years old, but in a way it’s kind of older. Because N4 was like a “N5+” (and the current gen is “N3+”). EDIT: why the downvotes f
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by alberth 2y ago
Lynx Or you could just use the terminal browser Lynx, that will display all sites as text-only. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser)
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by alberth 2y ago
The web server (Caddy) is written in Go.
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by alberth 2y ago
Is this just Caddy + PHP?

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