bushbaba

17 ms·

271.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Chevy volt kind of disproved that. The car was solid, affordable, and had no reliability issues. Build quality at par with a Toyota.
272.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Brown lunch bag + kernels + oil is all you need.
273.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Rate increase means more profit. As PGE is granted a preset profit margin of revenues.
274.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Eh, half honest. The training dataset at Google likely has a lot of bias towards leftist ideology given that is what Google’s leadership pushes. For example I’m sure left leaning news is in the training dataset whereas say the daily wire is
275.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Service Meshes are something necessary for a small portion of Fortune 500s which have 1000s of microservices. Sure you could use load balancers but it becomes cost efficient to move towards a client-side load balancer. If you aren't a
276.
by bushbaba 3y ago
It’s more intuitive than the open source alternatives but is not as intuitive as tableau and others.
277.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Basically Google’s current search model, just expanded to ChatGPT style. Great….
278.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Vizio was known for good value on price. However tcl and other Chinese brands took over that spot lately and Vizio never managed to recover.
279.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Borrow to die only works with zirp. With higher rates it’s cheaper to pay taxes
280.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Agreed. OpenAI also doesn't need to grock with Shareholders fearing a GDPR like-fine. Sadly the larger you are the bigger the pain is from small mistakes.
281.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Likely they have limited capacity and are alloting things for highest paying and strategic customers
282.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Damn they already killed bard. Pour one out for Google’s fastest branding deprecation
283.
by bushbaba 3y ago
NVidia's target market is GPU heavy workloads where the CPU is mostly for corrdinating the GPU-heavy work, moving data from IO to GPUs, etc. I've often seen in large-scale ML training that the CPU is mostly idling. Idle to the poi
284.
by bushbaba 3y ago
The article headline is inaccurate. It’s about the EU ruling and nothing specific to Vision Pro itself.
285.
by bushbaba 3y ago
The more there is to embezzle the more their will be embezzled.
286.
by bushbaba 3y ago
What i dont get is that you have a private company which mis managed its assets. Caused harm to the public. And the public bails them out with no equity or upside. Total shame as the CPUC could have demanded the state or rate payers get equ
287.
by bushbaba 3y ago
How’s that compare to android though? For the most part apple’s walled garden IS safer and more privacy preserving than android.
288.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Ssh stop telling the world about the adtech data collection tricks. In all honesty this is just one of the many ways companies feed the ads monster. coal is to steam train as user data to adtech.
289.
by bushbaba 3y ago
There’s 1 million international students in Canadian university right now. There’s just 38Miion people in Canada. Canada took immigration on steroids under their current government. Many think it’s not sustainable with housing, medical, edu
290.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Unprepared but solvable problem.
291.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Take a mortgage. You get severance. Then if you fail to make payments it’ll take 3-6 months before foreclosure starts. Most can get a job within that time frame.
292.
by bushbaba 3y ago
I never got why people choose citi. They don’t offer best lending rates, they don’t have a vast ATM network, their credit card benefits are worse than chase/amex, etc. seems they aren’t really amazing at any particular segment but meh
293.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Don’t open this site on mobile. Found it lead to continually opening lots of full screen videos crashing my browser.
294.
by bushbaba 3y ago
We can likely get super charging down to 15 mins with latest tech. Which is an overall better long term approach than battery swapping which requires standard battery sizes limiting innovation
295.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Pilots would need to be trained on the Chinese planes, which is super expensive.
296.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Yes, but that might also be caught by infosec users of said tool who have things similar to “littlesnitch” alerting them to the outbound API call attempt.
297.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Likely a bug from them updating the text at one point from 90 days to 30 days. But Ooph at such a mistake made. We’ve all been there so cut some slack.
298.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Japanese car makers have huge U.S. presence with U.S. engineering employees. SuspectD will be asked to do the same.
299.
by bushbaba 3y ago
exponential growth takes a bit of time to kick in. You can't go from 0->5% overnight
300.
by bushbaba 3y ago
Iceberg won’t speed up your queries if you are using BQ native storage. It might speed up federated queries to GCS/S3

More ›