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Yep, it's also worth observing Iran's accuracy relative to their perceived sanctions. The baseline Shahed 136 is a decently low-tech drone, but equipped with cheap inertial navigation it becomes accurate enough to pose a threat. R
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> the App Store will be the one real stain on his legacy Well, and the Apple Car. And the Butterfly Keyboard and that horrible i9 16" MBP. Plus the Airpower, and the Vision Pro, and he cancelled the entire Mac Pro lineup too. Also t
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3mo ago
Is it really that hard to understand? I'm perplexed that people are perplexed by this. Electronics like webcams, SBC devkits, gyroscopes, GPS transceivers, PID controllers, radios and timers can all be salvaged from America's e-
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Why, is AR all of the sudden useful and highly-demanded when you can run native Mac apps, instead of streaming them or using the iPad/VisionOS versions? Doesn't seem to be the case. I've come around to an understanding that t
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BCI will only arrive once this style of monitoring can be enforced.
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GPTK cannot be freely redistributed, Steam cannot integrate the tech like they do with Proton.
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I want you to substantiate your original political claim, not lament your loneliness for having an unpopular opinion.
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Kinda sounds like a cop-out. You alleged that he's due criticism, but you're unable to levy it?
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> You're unlikely to find any seriously critical views here. You're welcome to criticize him yourself, if you want. I suspect that your complaints will be pretty weak relative to the broader American political zeitgeist.
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> if the users would like to see it maintained for a long time, they would donate $$$. That's a bad-faith dilemma, you know it. The users can want to see it maintained without necessarily having the money, userbase or motivation to
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Plug it in, and it's a old prototype with Gemma 5 weights baked onboard. Dammit, fucked by Craigslist again!
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Presumably wealth would concentrate upwards even if AI was never made.
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Are you lamenting the death of proprietary UNIX and paid compilers, too? This status quo is fine.
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> It's a shame you've had such a poor experience on X. The site isn't perfect by any means, This line is identical to what deluded Twitter users said when they wanted me to join the site. "Yes, look past the NFT fea
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You can send them to Chinese chop-shops and still turn a decent buck.
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HN should really be more considerate of Larry Ellison's needs, he only owns one of the ~130 Hawaiian islands so far. Deals like this put him back in the position to buy more American land for his own private usage, which is a touchin
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> Automation is also a massive boon to the common man. So much so, that we aren't allowed to download and finetune the model weights that we helped to train? When OpenAI and Anthropic start begging Uncle Sam for bailouts, I'll
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In fairness, a lot of Red Scare propaganda did stem from grounded and realistic espionage concerns. McCarthyism was a total overreaction in hindsight, but had roots in pervasive foreign meddling. For the past 100 years, America has been a
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I agree with the other commenters here - your assumption that all of us hate it for "wrong-think" is precluding your judgement here. Twitter was also not a good social media, in my opinion. Jack Dorsey was a pretty clueless leader
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At least a little. ICE doesn't enforce election security.
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Ironic much?
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People like you always make these claims with a throwaway account.
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(Gmail, 1min ago) Subject Line: !!!URGENT ALERT!!! AIR DEFENSE CREDITS AT 5% Dear valued customer, You have received this automated message in response to a monitor on your account with Compact™ Drones. In the past 10 minutes, your account
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Better than a seven-front one.
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> None of those let a random person Hawk Tuah their way to reaching millions. I take it you didn't watch much daytime television? Or YouTube? X is not designed or moderated in a reputable, accountable or unbiased fashion - and neith
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> X is, and will remain, the most important communication technology in history. A little cocky.
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This is pretty reminiscent of what Microsoft did with their flopped Mixed Reality products. "Hololens Industrial Edition" and the US Army contracts made it pretty clear that these were not going to be a mass-market hit. And the be
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If the AI people had a better world model, then we'd probably know by now. Kinda seems like both "sides" are losing.
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It's not cheaper if the price of admission is $20 for the first taste. And it's definitely not cheaper to pay per-token versus using my GLM-5.2 quota.
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> Why wouldn't you? It reduces your overall cost! Because real Fable usage starts at $20/month, and has oppressive usage limits even at that (ridiculous) monthly price. Compared to my $3/month GLM-5.2 subscription, I have
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