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by animatethrow 3y ago
A classic anticompetitive case of 'the rich get richer'. The world's wealthiest corporation, Apple, which closed today with a $2.8 trillion market cap, uses its money to (1.) ensure none of its competitors can make 3nm chips,
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by animatethrow 3y ago
The TLDR summary: "Blade Runner" comes from another SciFi dystopia: > Universal health care has been enacted, but in order to cull the herd of the weak, the “Health Control laws” — enforced by the office of a draconian “Secreta
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by animatethrow 3y ago
> I've been trying to explain to people how certain I am that doing work in headsets will become mainstream but am (understandably) met with doubt Tech enthusiasts underestimate how much the general public hates having gear strapped
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The First In-Depth Study on ‘Blue Balls’ Reveals a Lot about Sex(scientificamerican.com)
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by animatethrow 3y ago
Stack Overflow and Reddit want money for AIs to train on their data which is why they made these changes, so which companies are next? Could HN get crappier in order to milk AI money for its valuable comments? I guess Wikipedia at least can
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by animatethrow 3y ago
Several billion dollars is the minimum initial investment cost to compete in this space, to deal with all the patents and legal and regulatory to make your own phone with its own marketplace. If I don't use an iPhone my non-technical f
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by animatethrow 3y ago
I want to animate video game characters with as much automation as possible because hand drawing frame-by-frame takes forever and ever. Is this my best bet?