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by blackoil 3y ago
Future is difficult to predict, but in past take last 20 years and 20 years before that and so on. It feels like rate of change is accelerating by factor of 4 or more.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Viability only. matters to investors and anyone paying 1.99(which I believe Beeper has postponed till it stabilize). Currentl story lawmakers want DOJ to investigate.
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by blackoil 3y ago
"Standards compliant" is a bit of revisionists history. Mid 90s were wild west of browser development. Netscape and later MS were releasing browser every 6-12 months (fast for the time). Standards were defined post-hoc. JS, CSS, A
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by blackoil 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BrowserChoice.eu
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by blackoil 3y ago
Marketshare is only one factor. In mid-late 2000s, you could have pushed users to install Firefox and then Chrome and say IE is not fully supported, didn't work with enterprises but for captive audience and startups it made sense. Now
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by blackoil 3y ago
How does the idle power consumption compare with AMD/Apple. While peak power draw is interesting, most gains will be if LPE core bring down consumption while in a meeting or browsing Internet, reading docs etc.
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by blackoil 3y ago
> they were selling us laptops at cost and only making money on support / software contracts. those contracts will come only when the laptops are sold. Companies aren't giving Dell contract to support Mac/HP. So, you shoul
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by blackoil 3y ago
> Intel says this is built on their Intel 4 process, which is, as I understand, their own 7nm process: nm are meaningless marketing numbers. In terms of performance/density Intel 4 should be in same ballpark as '4nm' of Sa
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by blackoil 3y ago
Long back we made a software for some school. As help, we created screen recording showing simple things how to add or promote student etc. The request from school was that they want it as ppt with steps and screenshot. While initially we f
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by blackoil 3y ago
Windows AI Studio is in real a Linux AI Studio as it needs WSL to run. Little funny
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by blackoil 3y ago
You can't even download the generated site. So don't have hopes.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Most of stuff there still works just not supported. You are free to run Java 2 or Windows 95, just you won't get any free support for it forever. Check with MS for right money they may even support it.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Since China and World won't go 0 on oil consumption, it is easier for China to just keep buying it from Russia.
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by blackoil 3y ago
> And your router isn’t MITMing you Can it do so if the encryption and key management is at the client? > Or your SSH app exfiltrating all your server information That's a small niche, and most service don't expose SSH to pu
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by blackoil 3y ago
Who wants this? All the effort and few thousand users paying 20 USD / year doesn't make much profit. The world is happy with the encryption WhatsApp provides and would have been happy even if that wasn't there.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Even if they integrate ads well, Simple fact that Bard is costlier to run will hurt Google. If Search Engine profits go down by 60%, MSFT and OpenAI can still pursue it but not Google.
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by blackoil 3y ago
> Can't we go after murderers and actual troublemakers? What about the murderer who don't do it messy or clean up after themselves?
618.
by blackoil 3y ago
If I can choose it to be a Norwegian prison, may be 100-200k USD. I always wanted to take a self-discovery retreat but can't commit to it.
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by blackoil 3y ago
> Tell me what 6 months in a cage and financial ruin will do to teach someone about a victimless crime. Don't do victimless crimes. If you have already done it, don't cover it up. And if you have to do it all, don't do it
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by blackoil 3y ago
Reservoirs are generally stable.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Three valid reasons. Person is genuinely new. Person wants to post but not link to original identifiable id. Third someone is posting in official capacity and wants separate work id.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Does anyone have experience with Omada? Ignoring China/US, how does it compare in terms of tech and ecosystem?
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by blackoil 3y ago
License looks standard. Copyleft, patent grant, no trademarks granted, something about AGPLv3 for derivative works. Do you have any specific concerns?
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by blackoil 3y ago
China has moved from 20% renewable + nuclear in 2008 to 33% in 2021.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Occam’s razor. It is a fight of egos and power masked around AI Safety and Q*. Equivalent of politician's "Think about the children".
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by blackoil 3y ago
Which owns a for profit. They would have been left with no employees, no money, no credits, and crown-jewels already licensed to another company. On top of that spending life in minority shareholders lawsuits.
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by blackoil 3y ago
In how much time does a solar/wind project becomes carbon negative compared to coal?
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by blackoil 3y ago
What is the simplest way to merge multiple fonts in a single font? VS Code doesn't support fonts by language, token. i.e. I can't set comic sans for comments while using something else for rest. but you can set italic/bold et
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by blackoil 3y ago
> Yes, that's a random image from the internet. By that definition, you are running it on a random OS, random processor with some random network infra.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Maybe, they picked up date when Elon first communicated that they are "ready" to go live. Like everything else it took a decade to materialize.

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