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by bitpush 1y ago
What did unity do?
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by bitpush 1y ago
They are starting from an OS that is made to work on these devices.
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by bitpush 1y ago
Those folks dont make any money unfortunately, but it is still a drag on Open AI. So sooner or later, Open AI will have to find a way to make money (and nope, all these people wont pay anything) and by that time, Open AI would probably run
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by bitpush 1y ago
Meta's models cant be used by companies about a certain threshold, so nope. Apple can wait it out to use a 'free model', but at that point it'll be like picking up an open source database like Postgres - you wont get any
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by bitpush 1y ago
Google has so many channels for ad delivery. ChatGPT is only competing against Google Search, which is arguably the biggest. But dont forget, Google has YouTube, Google Maps, Google Play, Google TV and this is before you start to consider G
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by bitpush 2y ago
To really answer the question, you have to understand what user problem is it solving. Lets look at it from couple of different angles. First a solo developer. If you've ever developed against an API, you know how difficult it is to pa
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by bitpush 2y ago
I understand where you're coming from but a hobby "coder" making computer do little things is also 'translating requirements' and doing all the things a software engineer/code/programmer is doing. If you s
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by bitpush 2y ago
How and where is Google using Polypane?
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by bitpush 2y ago
That was the first thing I noticed as well. OP can you answer?
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by bitpush 2y ago
I didn't see any rage like this when EU was hammering Zuckerberg.
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by bitpush 2y ago
I dont fault Apple. A company exists to make maximum money. Most monopolistic actions look like normal business decision, dare I say, even obvious. In this case, Apple is 100% exhibiting those tendencies. They are not acting maliciously, bu
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by bitpush 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder whether people are willfully ignorant, or just simply trying to pick a fight. Please read what you wrote yourself, and put yourself in the shoes of someone who might actually be affected. If you cant think of any failure
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by bitpush 2y ago
> Eventually they'll push it too far and they might start losing viewers To what service? Video hosting is famously super-duper expensive. And most creators are uploading for a monetary benefit ($) and ads are part of that equation.
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by bitpush 2y ago
Then upload it onto their own servers? Nobody is forcing anyone to upload to YouTube?
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by bitpush 2y ago
Because journalism costs money?
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by bitpush 2y ago
> It’s quite another thing to delegate authoring code altogether to a fallible statistical model. Isnt this what a compiler is really doing? JIT optimizes code based on heuristics, it a code path is considered hot. Sure, we might be abl
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by bitpush 2y ago
Not supporting any party in this case, but this argument is weak. This is like saying "putting padlocks cost money. We have to make sure we research about locks, buy the right one, give right people the keys. It is easier to just .. ke
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by bitpush 2y ago
You make the point like it is some kind of gotcha The whole point of business is to make something (software, widget, gizmo) for cheap and sell it for a higher price.
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by bitpush 2y ago
How did a comment about Apple restricting competition become about Apples market share? That's not the point here. Apple didn't allow fair competition for alternate peripherals (watch etc) and it has got nothing to do with iPhones
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by bitpush 2y ago
Capitalism. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_destruction
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by bitpush 2y ago
Let me guess, you wrote this on an Apple device where .. checks notes.. every browser is webkit. Monoculture is bad. smh
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by bitpush 2y ago
That was a great read.
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by bitpush 2y ago
And so in Apple and iOS. What is your point?
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by bitpush 2y ago
lol you think Apple has more leverage than China? What world are you living in?
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by bitpush 2y ago
Dont the founders of this very site show some bias for a certain party?
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by bitpush 2y ago
Chrome
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by bitpush 2y ago
So? Damned if you do, damned if you don't? Don't do something - OMG, Chrome is dragging their feet. Why can't they do it? It is standards track after all Do something - umm, it'll be only on Chrome for a really long time
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by bitpush 2y ago
"broken" you say? I'm curious what Brave would consider to be broken. "Gee, we found one of your tests is _incorrect_, and we think this is the right way to do it"
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by bitpush 2y ago
"Will continue to work with" That's like saying bulletproof glass makers working with gun makers. How can you trust either when both are "working together?" This comes across as some sites make Brave look bad, and t
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by bitpush 2y ago
Why dont you read the article and see for yourself. > A customizable version of the select element is officially in Stage 2 in the WHATWG, with strong cross-browser interest and a prototype for you to test out from Chrome Canary 130.

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