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by alt227 4mo ago
They could gain a shedload of market share by remaining cheap while pricing in the whole rest of the industry rockets up? Especially after just releasing the Neo, their cheapest laptop ever. They could be taking chunks out of the PC market
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by alt227 4mo ago
I think Apple could easily swallow these price hikes in its profit margin if it wanted to, but then its shareholders wouldnt have as pretty numbers to look at in their quarterly reports.
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by alt227 4mo ago
They havent 'spun up a company' to make anything else, so I doubt it. Apple are not a maunfacturer.
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by alt227 4mo ago
> In a few years todays high end AI models will run on your watch Although possible with cpu power, I dont think you will ever get enough ram in a watch to run a decent local LLM. I also dont think the high ram requirements for running t
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by alt227 4mo ago
Mineral oil is the usual substance used, as its clear and non smelling.
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by alt227 4mo ago
But what about people who are in different parts of the world and don't inherently understand your meaning? That is terrible behaviour to downvote the notation. Text is notorious for not conveying context. Sarcasm can easily be seen as
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by alt227 4mo ago
> moving window rate limiting So does that mean you are tracking how many times data is being entered into redis, and rejecting it if the entry rate is too high? Why would you not track this before, at the point of calculating the data t
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by alt227 4mo ago
> every time I need to do something slightly weird, there's a sensible and well thought out way to achieve it. In my world cache systems like memcached and redis are just that, a cache to put and get from. Possibly use some invalida
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by alt227 4mo ago
> But it is my craft Then go work for yourself. If you want the security of a regular salary, you need to jump through the hoops of your employer and not expect to be able to do 'your craft' however you see fit.
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by alt227 4mo ago
This is very much a true thing in the UK. Deer are overpopulated and causing damage to their environment. As you have pointed out the solution is to eat more venison, but most local butchers stock hardly any of it because of low demand.
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by alt227 4mo ago
Their products were so overpriced to begin with they had plenty of buffer to swallow supply price hikes like this for some time.
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by alt227 4mo ago
I think you are splitting hairs. Both arguments boil down to 'AI companies are taking all the chips'. It doesnt really matter why, the result and reasons are the same.
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by alt227 4mo ago
Still dont see the point of using electron for mobile apps. Just make a webapp and be done with it without having to jump through the app store hoops.
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by alt227 4mo ago
Great game! Reminds me very much of Overboard for the PS1 back in 1997. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71accvNZ0aA
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by alt227 4mo ago
Someone above already did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48506760
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by alt227 4mo ago
Obvious, employ a 3rd LLM to monitor the 2nd!
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by alt227 4mo ago
I believe thats why they put 'Sydney' as an option at the top to recenter the map. The real issue with the title is that it doesnt fit in the box!
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by alt227 4mo ago
https://www.macrumors.com/2026/04/29/apple-vision-pro-m5-flo... https://www.pcmag.com/news/report-apples-incoming-ceo-cancel... https://lifehacker.com/tech/apple-rep
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by alt227 4mo ago
Thats what Apple wants you to think. In reality it has nothing to do with privacy. Apple could let 3rd parties tap into these APIs but only after the user clicks away a big scary message telling the user they are leaving the comfort of the
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by alt227 4mo ago
DMA has been a thing for 4 years. Whatever Apple is cooking and however long its taken them, the DMA is not a surprise and they could well have been taking it into account from the very beginning.
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by alt227 4mo ago
So whats the issue delaying a few more months for a worldwide release? The only reason for this is to take a swipe at the EU and try to push some bad opinion on to them from their customers.
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by alt227 4mo ago
No that expression has been around a long time. In the UK we call it 'Belt and Braces' https://wordhistories.net/2018/12/13/belt-braces/
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by alt227 4mo ago
This will come very soon and be the default, so it doesnt really matter what people want in this area.
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by alt227 4mo ago
From your comments it sounds like Apple are just peachy as well.
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by alt227 4mo ago
With the amount of people that have iphones in this world, I am more than sure that somebody will be able to make it do something wrong. Apple knows this which is why it is taking years to test and iron out the kinks. But somebody somewhere
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by alt227 4mo ago
>speed limit signs that said “hey, don’t go too fast” Yeah we already have that. We have the words 'SLOW' on the road that ask you to slow down from the current limit for the hazard ahead, but pulling you up on this is officers
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by alt227 4mo ago
Its always frustrating when people describe a tech issue, and the response to that is not to discuss the issue itself, but just point out ways in which the person reply doesn't agree with what they are assuming is the original posters
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by alt227 4mo ago
> Before when I used a granny knot, shoelaces were a regular nuisance for me I know, you must have said this 2 or 3 times, and you are calling me stubborn?! I'm defending the granny knot because its great. Its what we teach children
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by alt227 4mo ago
Lol, the fact you are name checking trainer brands in a conversation about lace quality tells all. A single granny knot suffices fine with decent quality laces. The ones that come with trainers are trash.
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by alt227 4mo ago
> Why would google help prop up this company and its figurehead? Simple, money. When Billions of $ are in the picture, people really don't care about ethics.

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