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The changes Apple made were to increase privacy. Content blockers that have access to the page have no network access. A separate process that does can only update the blocking rules. I quite like Ka-block
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Truly wild. This could be an amazing advancement if true and safe!
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Care to substantiate? According to Wikipedia: In September 2023, Amazon announced an investment of up to $4 billion, followed by a $2 billion commitment from Google in the following month. They probably use both. Almost certainly most of th
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azinman2
2y ago
Everything is relative.
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azinman2
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And we know OpenAI uses Microsoft for GPUs. My guess is Anthropic is similarly not owning their own data centers; didn’t they get a bunch of money from google? It’s probably being spent there.
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I’ve seen many that are map first. There are N student projects alone that have done this. So maybe the execution was never good but: 1. Why do people want this 2. What’s special about this execution? Map first isn’t new. Flickr was super s
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https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/ar-messaging... https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/googles-ar-save-button-woul... https://twitter.com/KilroyAR/status&#
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I’m curious why build this versus use any of the existing N versions of this concept that have been created. Probably a majority of them are student projects though…
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They literally said you can do this at around 40 users.
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If you’re on an Apple device, Mail.app provides a unified inbox.
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Eazel, ex-Apple led Linux startup
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Except that requires time, money, and forethought. This requires 3 seconds on your phone after the fact, and will probably look more realistic than most fake bugs out there.
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Unless you're a crazy super talented artist, Photoshop doesn't let anyone create super realistic changes to photos like this, lighting/shadows and all.
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Can always count on HN for whataboutism. Good thing it’s legal to say so in the countries that dominate its user base.
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So helpful! thank you!
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I’m starting to see this new aesthetic pop up. Anyone know how to define it, or where/why it came from?
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2y ago
Which also lead to tumors as polyamines are involved in cellular division.
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2y ago
Because regulation is forcing this.
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How will you know the model summarizes correctly? Getting long context window summarization right isn’t really a solved problem despite what is advertised, and key details can be missed easily but if you don’t read the original docs you won
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There are now alternative app stores in europe.
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It literally says this in the article.
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Highly recommend UniFi. Storage is in your home, everything is well integrated with router, loads up video very quickly, scrubbing is fast… its great.
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That’s fine as an anecdata of n=1. But it doesn’t seem that apps are unpopular on Android, where as the GP seemed to suggest that Safari was the reason for app popularity. That just doesn’t seem to be true, given on Android we don’t see a l
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Is Chrome on Android complete in terms of modern APIs? If so, do people use it instead of apps on Android?
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> said Dogan Gursoy, one of the study’s authors and the Taco Bell Distinguished Professor of hospitality business management at Washington State University The irony… I cannot imagine a more hilariously negative way to reduce a title tha
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“FSD (Supervised) v12 upgrades the city-streets driving stack to a single end-to-end neural network trained on millions of video clips, replacing over 300K lines of explicit C++ code” This was the changelog message lately. https:/
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Won’t the VRAM still contain old bits?
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The donated services and material was worth $425,000 [1]. The project costs came down on their own, meaning they never needed to be that high. It was an overestimate. If there wasn’t bad publicity then who knows if grift would have allowed
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Does tolerant mean ok to do? Or it just won’t fry your chip but you should actually run at 3.3?
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> This model mainly supports English. We will release bilingual (English and Chinese) math models soon The irony.
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