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by cma 1y ago
They did a big fundraising round right after so it's easy to suspect they were manipulating profitability growth for it.
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by cma 1y ago
I doubt they are making all of the impact, but are we comparing market share of newly sold phones to market share of all in-use phones, or the podcast was talking about newly sold?
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by cma 1y ago
Claude code was severely degraded the last few weeks, very simple terminal prompts were failing for me that it never had problems with.
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by cma 1y ago
If you look at tax brackets plus the standard deduction lowering the bracket it affects, it will be a flat or regressive change in take home income amongst the cohort until at $90K or maybe a bit more, double median income, where you can st
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by cma 1y ago
Median single income in the US was around $45,000 in 2024. $150K is not low income. It goes to $300K if filing jointly. Major creators may still not get much since it's a power law distribution, but the tips thing is in no way limite
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by cma 1y ago
They had a relationship with the NSA long before they partnered with the Department of War, they were the first to of all the frontier model companies according to Dean Ball, former Trump Whitehouse AI Policy advisor, in a recent interview
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by cma 1y ago
I would be surprised if that line in the prompt caused it without the other thing they did just before mecha Hitler: Elon created a Twitter thread asking users to submit divisive politically incorrect facts for grok training. It was full o
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by cma 1y ago
If it uses a lot less power it could still be a win for some use cases, like while on battery you might still want to run transformer based speech to text, RTX voice-like microphone denoising, image generation/infill in photo editing p
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by cma 1y ago
Did they ever open source in there the stuff that was making Grok search for Musk's opinion before giving an opinion on world news?
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by cma 1y ago
When Tesla "open sourced" their patents, they required companies taking them up on it to, not reciprocally, not copy their "designs". So you get access to their patents in exchange for vague restrictions broader than th
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by cma 1y ago
Water was privatized in the 90s after Thatcher.
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by cma 1y ago
They were also the first to work with the NSA, years before their change to support military uses, according to Dean Ball, former Whitehouse AI Policy advisor, in an interview with Nathan Labenz.
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by cma 1y ago
Doing a lossy export/reimport process probably isn't going to be viable on something like a big movie scene blender file with lots of constraints, scripted modifiers and stuff that doesn't automatically come through with an e
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by cma 1y ago
Let's say you corrupted one bit in a blender asset 200 revisions ago and it was unnoticeable and still upgraded through five blender upgrades, but now on the sixth upgrade it fails with a corruption error and doesn't upgrade. With
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by cma 1y ago
Departure flights of Americans to foreign countries is up 2.9%. If that is indicative of the normal post pandemic recovery and travel growth then down 3.8% might be down roughly 6% from what it would have been. But it's possible the
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by cma 1y ago
Sorry, yes wrong David Van Zandt
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by cma 1y ago
Mediabiasfactcheck is run by someone on the Council of Foreign Relations, The Guardian is typically left of their worldview FWIW Mediabiasfactcheck rates Foreign Affairs, a publication of the council on foreign relations, as the least biase
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by cma 1y ago
It's public record, on Musk's word, that Eberhard was in the series A too for $75,000: https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2014/12/29/how-much-equit... Your claim was > They contributed
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by cma 1y ago
> They contributed no money That's contradicted here: > The two co-founders funded the company until early 2004, when Elon Musk led the company's $6.5 million Series A financing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by cma 1y ago
Probably his history manipulating crypto markets specifically
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by cma 1y ago
To add to the comment on cameras: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ASH8IBJ2U
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by cma 1y ago
I'm not talking about whole house but just for your kitchen sink, but ic a heavy metal one for the whole house is just $200 that's even better though, especially if they have kids who might drink from everywhere. But most water fo
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by cma 1y ago
Data memory-dependent prefetchers like in Apple's newer chips I think only work with full pointers and not offsets, so it could be a decent perf hit.
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by cma 1y ago
>Chicago has the highest number of lead water service lines in the nation, with an estimated 412,000 of about 491,000 lines at least partly made of lead or contaminated with the dangerous metal. Sounds like a crisis, but it's the th
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by cma 1y ago
Or maybe it allows some of the warping to happen with GPU extensions that allow for some non-readback processing of DRM protected textures
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by cma 1y ago
Not sure about this, but if it was going to go in if the flag isn't turned on by default that seems fine without requiring a special developer build making most stuff even harder to get tested. The web broadly isn't going to rely
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by cma 1y ago
Often invalid data it is still representable where you ingest it, but you can then do all the error handling there and convert to a representation where it isn't, instead of having all the code constantly sanity checking it. Not always
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by cma 1y ago
Oh I didn't realize that, I thought they were blacklisting the EDID or something. I thought the projection for them would be simple enough to do on the device, but maybe the unwarping and chromatic aberration correction was too expens
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by cma 1y ago
> And why would they? They are not in the business of selling USB monitors Not true, they block nreal to make them pay the store fee for an enabling app to make their usbc mini monitors work with the switch.
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by cma 1y ago
Often you can check validity one time before everything else. 5 bools might only actually be valid in 7 possible combinations instead of 32. Convert in one place to a 7 element enum and handle with exhaustive switch statements everywhere e

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