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culopatin
6mo ago
Lately the only useful thing I get out of it is Auto Unlock my phone when I’m wearing a helmet and gloves.
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6mo ago
Their in house philosopher thinks Claude gets anxiety though
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6mo ago
In the 5.5 topic
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6mo ago
I mean it’s just a sunset on some sand. You can get that all the way from Chile to Alaska, not a big deal.
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6mo ago
It does, because factories don’t have unlimited production capacity. See what happened when Covid hit, or when interest rates go down. Used car prices go up with it too.
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6mo ago
Do you think this will continue growing if we stop struggling and posting our findings on forums?
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6mo ago
A very even 45 degree cut, like the cut to lift the screen but much shallower would look pretty cool. Maybe 2mm wide
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6mo ago
Isn’t it an adjective on both? Being conscious because you have consciousness. Otherwise you’re repeating the same thing. I’m happy because I’m happy. I’m pink because I’m pink? Disclaimer: ESL
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culopatin
7mo ago
Did you click the rewind button?
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7mo ago
My 30000+ person Windows centric company has discovered that Macs are not only cheaper to order (than the 2.5k HP laptops they’ve been fed) but people don’t complain about the fans as much, batteries last longer, speakers are better and scr
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7mo ago
For a long time I used my Gmail account as my Microsoft account somehow. So my login ended in Gmail.com. At some point like 2015 I realized it had been merged with outlook or something and now I had an outlook mailbox that had a Gmail domai
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7mo ago
Because I get benefits from it. With Apple I get a way of managing my devices, seeing location, remote erase, sharing services with family, storage, all integrated in a way that is there if I need it, out of my sight if I don’t. What benefi
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7mo ago
I know the logic on what I’m about to say is not that tight, but… For some reason, creating an account with Apple doesn’t feel like opening a can of worms like it does with Microsoft. I know exactly what I’m getting when I open the one with
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7mo ago
If anything I feel more in control of these agents than the millions of LOC npm or pip pull in to just show me a hello world
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7mo ago
My first pc was an e machines… in Argentina. It’s the reason I ended in IT lol. It would never boot straight into the OS. So many random issues. I think we got it in 2001. Pentium 3 700MHz, 64mb ram, onboard video, usb, which if I forgot to
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7mo ago
Why do we need to regulate how companies make their products if people are not forced to use them or are not a basic necessity? Don’t like Netflix? Too expensive? Don’t buy it. Vote with your wallet.
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7mo ago
Before the big cities of Buenos Aires and Rosario in Argentina got somewhat dangerous, this is what life was like. I remember in the 90s my family having mate and cookies in the afternoon outside their home on the sidewalk and everyone else
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7mo ago
That to me is amazing. I would not pay that much for this and I guess I project that on the user base
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7mo ago
I’ve ran the numbers and the APIs I have to pay for would be more expensive. I’ve tried caching the data which works to some degree but still a negative unless I really degrade the experience
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7mo ago
You don’t know anything about my app though. I just couldn’t believe that many people would pay this subscription to keep it going. I’m not trying to make money, I just don’t need it to drain my account
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7mo ago
How does an app like this make money? I made an app that I simply can’t promote because it would bankrupt me. Every person I share it with thinks it’s genius and been using it but if it ever hits critical mass without me knowing it, id be t
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7mo ago
But natural evolution is also selective. Animals choose their partners based on looks or features, they eat the fruits that look the best, spreading those seeds, and bees go to the most colorful flowers. Same thing we do
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7mo ago
Isn’t nature genetic engineering then? Amazing genetic engineering nature?
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7mo ago
What have you encountered instead?
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7mo ago
I think you're missing the point. The conversation is not about what students give the professors, it's about how students learn. This obviously requires someone that wants to learn.
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7mo ago
“That kind of drop” makes it sound like they’re doing something wrong. The EPA test is done at 55, so it makes sense that you get the same number under the same conditions of the test. And since energy usage is exponential vs speed, anythin
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7mo ago
So because a window is broken in the neighborhood you go out and smash your own?
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7mo ago
Who builds them? Private party. What’s their incentive? Making money.
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7mo ago
But they make it like this. They also have the power of simplifying their offers.
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7mo ago
Even if it had fans. If they are like the Pro, you won’t hear them. I did extraction with LLMs for a long time to the point where they came on and I had to get my ear close to them to confirm they were on
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