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by bitpush 10mo ago
#notjustapple As they say, Apple is rarely the first to do something but boy do they do it right
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Spam. The whole article is showing an LLM output as "proof".
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Oh look, another Ed Citron word vomit. The core argument is technical. NVIDIA is not Enron, in a criminal way. Enron was cooking the books, while NVIDIA is a legitimate monopoly with a product that is in high demand. And the demand, the aut
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Isnt it mandated by law?
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by bitpush 10mo ago
This is the exact kind of short-term thinking that I expect from a wallstreet publication with little perspective. I'm pretty sure there were similar articles written during Balmer era about MS and stock price.
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Isn't the billions just setting the default? The ability to switch is the same as far as I understand it.
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Looks like it is coming. https://www.androidauthority.com/google-gemini-projects-2-36...
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by bitpush 10mo ago
> It might be hard to believe for my younger readers, but Mozilla took on Internet Explorer that was just as entrenched as Chrome is now, and they kicked proverbial posterior! They did because they offered a better browser that respected
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by bitpush 10mo ago
So much this. I've written countless shell scripts / clis that does small things that I would not have done before.
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Can someone smarter than me tell me what's going on?
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by bitpush 10mo ago
isnt perplexity.in owned by some random dude?
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Isnt that how it work on iOS as well?
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by bitpush 10mo ago
Isnt the express purpose of open source "take the source code and do whatever-the-fuck-you want, including forking?" (providing it is the right license). What was the expectation when MS was open sourcing vscode? That people wont
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Are you suggesting that Waymo is responding to Tesla? My reading it Waymo was always on a schedule and Tesla wasn't a factor First slowly and then suddenly.
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Curious why didn't you try Waymo until then? Was it just that it never had a reason to, or was something holding you back? From my experience, lot of people actively seek out Waymo if it is available.
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by bitpush 11mo ago
I fully expected a snarky video, like Fireship, but this was much more informative. Didnt feel like the video cherry picked a pre-determined conclusion. I went in with pretty low-bar, and even with that it was painful to watch.
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Could it be that this process needs to be running in a secure enclave
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by bitpush 11mo ago
> Under pressure from the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), Apple is being forced to ditch its proprietary peer-to-peer Wi-Fi protocol – Apple Wireless Direct Link (AWDL) – in favor of the industry-standard Wi-Fi Aware, also known as Neig
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by bitpush 11mo ago
> When we asked Google whether it developed this feature with or without Apple’s involvement, Moriconi confirmed it was not a collab. “We accomplished this through our own implementation,” he tells The Verge.
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by bitpush 11mo ago
> Primarily because google as it is today includes a massive amount of noise and suffered from blowback/cross-contamination as more LLM generated content pollute information truth. I'm not convinced about this. If the strategy
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Do you feel the same way about VFX (marvel etc) or animated movies (pixar etc)
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Dont people get 1 vote but can comment multiple times? I think it is mostly a coincidence?
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by bitpush 11mo ago
https://www.theverge.com/news/823191/meta-ftc-antitrust-tria... It is actually a monumental case ruling, and for some reason it wasnt reported or discussed here. Lina Khan's FTC has lost both their marquee ca
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by bitpush 11mo ago
> Yes. Initially all the core OS components were OSS. Are you saying they "un-open sourced" things? Because that hasnt happened. Just beacuse a piece of code is open source doesnt mean additional services need to be open source
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by bitpush 11mo ago
> I can usually see why they did it wut? scrollhijacking is bad, and doesnt matter who does it.
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Didnt the judge rule literally yesterday that this wasnt illegal. This was one of Lina Khan's signature lawsuits, and judge didnt agree even a single one of FTC's arguments.
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by bitpush 11mo ago
I'm conflicted on what Mozilla is doing here. On the one hand, it is nice that they are getting involved but com'on, dont you all have Firefox to work on? This is a classic case of an over enthusiastic engineer who says yes /
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Keen observation both you and OP. We've gone from a sense of techno optimism to tech blaming. Valid criticism is OK (I stand by crypto being a scam) but bring up any topic that is neutral to popular(VR, Autonomous Driving, LLM) and peo
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by bitpush 11mo ago
This is accurate, however if you look at any thread you can see an overwhelming consensus of opinion. The diversity of views are not equal - in the sense that there isnt equal number of for and against comments. In most of the threads I hav
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by bitpush 11mo ago
Incredible to see the 180 both from EU and also from the HN sentiment. HN was cheering on as EU went after Big Tech companies, especially Meta. Meta is no perfect company, but the amount of 'please stick it to them' was strong (I

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