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boringg
2y ago
Can I add they have a bad track record of supporting new products. Gmail, google, gsuite seem to be well supported.
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2y ago
Is it though? You can play so many more games now with computational aid and speed up your learning rates. I'm impressed but this isn't the same as coming from another era -- this feels like technology pushing the learning rate f
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2y ago
Agreed. I think all the people who don't like my take i offer this. Blasting a headline like that typically implies like a 13-14 year old. This is impressive but its not some massive upset - 18 is a grown adult for all intents and
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2y ago
Seems like its not that big of an accomplishment relative to the way the headline makes it (obviously a big personal accomplishment). I figure 18 year old chess should have the mental abilities and maybe experience at that point to be able
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2y ago
Vanderberg Air Force Base - International espionage attempt at least thats what the news is saying: https://www.military.com/daily-news/2024/12/11/chinese-citiz...
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2y ago
Timing is right as Apple released the new integrated chatGPT. Coincidence?
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2y ago
> "We'll soon be releasing real-time and historical forecasts from GenCast, and previous models, which will enable anyone to integrate these weather inputs into their own models and research workflows." They will give you
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2y ago
This whole article smells like marketing and a way to monetize their weather model. I hope its leaps and bounds beyond current capability but I have very strong doubts about its efficacy in the real world.
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2y ago
Id agree -- it is crazy but this is 30 years ago.. For those still impacted thats a problem. Not the same level of shock though.
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2y ago
Im being sarcastic :)
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2y ago
For example i think Taylor Swift isnt a sell out, theres still more avenues to pursue merch and tour gear to achieve financial stability.
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boringg
2y ago
And then eventually subscription with lite advertisements vs upgrade to get the no advertisements.. Its going to be the same as all tech products ...
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2y ago
That CAPEX spend and those generous salaries have to get paid somehow ...
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2y ago
I mean that was always how the route was going to go. Theres no way for them to recoup without either heavily on Saas, enterprise or embedded ads/marketing.
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2y ago
Or they get caught up living a lifestyle that they feel like they need to give the appearance of success!
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2y ago
I feel like what the lesson is going to be if it goes to the larger public --> (1) Municipal funds which will go way overboard to try and resolve this - well past any meaningful value and (2) people not using them anymore for beyond reas
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2y ago
Bonus points if you teach your kids not to drink the water.
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
Is the core challenge on amateur rocketry the amount of fuel that you can put on board the rocket. Essentially a cost equation on the design components? It would be super fun to do but isn't that the big different -- design and shape
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2y ago
I mean its a marketing hype for their product. Its a pretty good starting step though - assuming they can build on it and expand that world space as opposed to just converting an image to 3D. Certainly has some value to it.. marketing, hir
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2y ago
It isn't clearly happening - its having a minor bump. I don't care either way i just think the collective effort to push it wont pan out but please hype away.
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2y ago
Bluesky wont happen no matter how hard they push right now. Its not offering anything fundamentally different. It will pull from X but will stay niche.
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2y ago
You don't need to put in the paragraph about it being equitable and if anyone asks you that you should question their motives. The goal of society is not to hamstring development and intelligence because you have more free time to ind
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The Physics of Butterfly Wings
(johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com)
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2y ago
How so? VW intentionally changed the operation of the vehicle so that its emissions met the test requirements during the test and then went back to typical operation conditions afterwards.
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2y ago
If this does as you say it does… thank you for posting this. Ive been thinking of trying to get away from spotify but felt trapped at the playlist loss. My kid are now conditioned for instant music that might be the bigger challenge.
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2y ago
Not even comparable.
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2y ago
I think Canada had a poorly determined policy which the country couldn't handle the incredible surge of immigrants - especially those who came from south asia through the diploma mill college route and added limited value to the countr
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2y ago
I saw products in my search today and reverted back to my main concern on how AI is going to get paid for —> varying levels of advertisement, product placement etc. We are currently in the growth phase of VC funded products where everyth
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2y ago
Trivial is fine but as you compound all the triviality the system starts to have a difficult time with putting it together. I don't expect it to nail it but then you have to unwind everything and figure out the issues so it isn't
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