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by aurareturn 1mo ago
Reported by who? The famously neutral The Guardian? There were large participation in non-violent protests in the beginning. By the time it got violent, it was almost all just students and the youth protesting. It lasted for almost an entir
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I was at the 2019 Tiananmen Square vigil that kick started the protests. Don't mistake the local population being sympathetic to some of the protester's messages over supporting the protests. When the protestors became disruptive
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Yes, exactly. See this report: https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/politics/article/3030209... Basically, it was pent up frustration from the youth over housing controlled by Hong Kong's property ty
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by aurareturn 1mo ago
I was living in Hong Kong when the protests first started and stayed through the entire 2019 year. First, the vast majority of the locals hated the protests and didn't support them. This isn't reported by the western media. The me
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Both of those examples wouldn't have gotten traction in the pre-AI HN in my opinion. The Lenovo laptop jet is experimental and the details suggests that it uses 7.5w to cool 30w. That's not very efficient. You might as well have a
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by aurareturn 1mo ago
Sometimes Intel chips would regress generation on generation. Broadwell in 2015 was sometimes 10% slower than the generation it replaced.
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They should use LPDDR6 which is a sizable improvement but the other thing they can do is increase prompt processing even further.
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Absolutely massive improvement in CPU performance in a single year. Looks like TSMC N2 is going to be a very good node. +22% faster single thread +34% faster multi thread +40% GPU This is suppose to be the generation that Apple wants to fas
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geekbench results cannot be compared across platforms. Why not?
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I think the clear next thing for the AI economy is that companies who can afford it will be buying private Nvidia racks and using open source models. Next, OpenAI and Anthropic will respond by developing on-premise services where their mode
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Apple A20 Pro Geekbench Result(browser.geekbench.com)
36 points by aurareturn 1mo ago|29 comments
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Also GPU test: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/compute/compare/6874665?bas...
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Would that be ok in your mind? It would in my mind. Hopefully companies have looked through the agreement.
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Same here.
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How long until LLMs just write machine code?
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by aurareturn 1mo ago
Absolutely massive improvement in CPU performance in a single year. Looks like TSMC N2 is going to be a very good node. +22% faster single thread +34% faster multi thread
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Geekbench 6: Apple A20 Pro vs. A19 Pro(browser.geekbench.com)
2 points by aurareturn 1mo ago|2 comments
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They're likely operating with 100x less compute than OpenAI.
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Love it. Hope it works. But I do think the days of 1-2 people running a $100m business is close so even executives are not safe.
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I wear mine everyday but I always take it off at night. No problems with dent. I also don’t wear it tight unless I’m exercising.
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Do you wear it to sleep as well?
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Yes I thought that was weird and forced.
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Yea. If there is one thing I learned over the years is that people always prefer a bigger screen, as long as it is still reasonable to hold. This is especially true in the younger generation where many of them don’t own a computer. They do
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I wonder if the side bar controls can be moved to the left side. I always hold my phone using my left hand.
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That's ok. Teams who pay can use the new versions.
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I think maybe they should have kept building Tailwinds CSS, release new versions, then charge a subscription to teams for their agents to access latest changes in their documents. In other words, the documents for the latest versions are hi
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Now my question is, if your internal staff are not requesting these features and are struggling to adapt fast enough, how useful are they Some are internal staff requested, some are customer requested, some are PM requested.
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Do you also have a graph for more useful metrics Yes. I wrote about it in my original post. In my own company, the last 2 months, I feel like we've made more feature announcements to our internal staff than they can handle.
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I've been tracking Github commits per week for my team. Here's how it's looking: https://imgur.com/a/GvByYrD Our own Github commits volume seem to follow quite closely with token usage on Open Router: h
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That’s the gap between a skilled AI user and everyone else. Take a non-technical marketing person and someone fluent in agents and tool use. The agent-fluent person can watch the marketer work for an hour and immediately see a dozen th

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