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by dagmx 2y ago
The article talks about the difference in the pre-fetcher between the two neoverse setups (Graviton and Grace Hopper). However isn’t the prefetcher part of the core design in neoverse? How would they differ?
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by dagmx 2y ago
Apple doesn’t like highlighting research or open source contributions in their marketing , likely because people speculate on what it means for products. There’s a ton of stuff out there from them that they intentionally appear to downplay
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by dagmx 2y ago
Unfortunately no, the only fix is for apps to adopt the newer APIs. The alert dialog is to direct you to disable screen recording permissions altogether, not to disable the warning.
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by dagmx 2y ago
Are you perhaps thinking of the Rabbit R1 and not the pin? I can imagine a somewhat affluent person doing a $199 stocking stuffer. I don’t see people doing a $699+perpetual subscription stocking stuffer. That’s kind of a significant burden
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by dagmx 2y ago
Given that GARM [1] is simply a recommendation body, that specifically does not penalize its members for going against it’s recommendations, I think it’ll be incredibly hard for X to prove collusion here or targeted ill intent as a group. I
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by dagmx 2y ago
I don’t believe they’re questioning the quality of the product but rather the broad market knowledge of it. It may be great or not, but it’s largely unknown outside of a tech bubble, and therefore is unlikely to be mentioned. There should b
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by dagmx 2y ago
Both Microsoft and Apple do password checks in a privacy preserving manner, where they do not have cloud access to it. I’d assume Google do the same. Do you have any evidence they have access to your data?
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by dagmx 2y ago
Somewhat agreed, but I don’t think this demonstrates that kind of failure . If the assumption is that the earlier system is responsible for rejecting spam, then I think it’s reasonable for the AI part to trust the email. To your point, it s
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by dagmx 2y ago
It’s the age old problem with software developers. A problem posited without sufficient solutions is an invitation to them to provide a solution for that problem solving dopamine hit. Nevermind that nobody has asked for such a thing or whet
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by dagmx 2y ago
I wish I could say the same. I mark so many emails in my Gmail as phishing attempts but it just never learns. They’re super obvious ones too with a nonsensical email address, a repeating pattern about mcaffee or Norton in the title and an a
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by dagmx 2y ago
An existing system isn’t being replaced though. There was no prior system in Apple Mail to detect priority emails. The new opt-in feature is not responsible for spam detection. This is a failure of the existing spam detection classification
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by dagmx 2y ago
I know this subject is a combination of subjects that get people riled up, hence the comments here, but I think people are missing the forest for the trees: 1. This is a failure in the spam blocking system. This would have gotten through pr
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by dagmx 2y ago
Berkshire already sold these stocks though. They’ve been selling for the past several months. It’s not in their best interest to do a sudden dilution for exactly the reason you mentioned. The current stock price is after the sales, but befo
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by dagmx 2y ago
Honestly, anyone who says they’ll be creating an engine and sharing it for general use, is someone who’ll likely never make a game themselves. It’s definitely possible, but incredibly difficult to make something generic out Of the gate. Unf
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US launches Nvidia antitrust probe after rivals' complaints(reuters.com)
5 points by dagmx 2y ago|1 comments
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by dagmx 2y ago
No, you don’t get Metal on Linux. They recently got Vulkan working, so if something can target the subset of Vulkan compute that is supported, it might work, but it’s fairly recent and afaik very few ML frameworks support a Vulkan backend.
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by dagmx 2y ago
A lot of the comments here are very cynical, perhaps because they’re focused on the license or the use for gaming. However as someone in the graphics community, these kinds of assets are great for researchers and demo purposes. Other scenes
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by dagmx 2y ago
I don’t drink due to complications with my epilepsy. I also don’t drink sparkling water or carbonated drinks because the carbonation is incredibly painful for my throat. Thankfully having the epilepsy as an angle excuses me from the barrage
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by dagmx 2y ago
You’re correct in that a market has to first be defined. I also wonder if the way that Apple is integrating OpenAI into Siri now is a gambit against such a thing. If Siri acts as a frontend to other competing products, then it likely keeps
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by dagmx 2y ago
I believe Safari does the same as well, so not even technically the first at Apple if I’m correct?
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by dagmx 2y ago
This is a pretty fantastic , high level overview of their system. I also appreciate that they cover infrastructure and data collection aspects, which are often glossed over.
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by dagmx 2y ago
It’s a very easy question to dodge so doesn’t add much value. Most of them just bury their heads in the sand and say that the negative effects weren’t made known to them, and they started looking for new work after they found out. Short of
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by dagmx 2y ago
The app store does some pre-checks, yes. But it can’t catch all the security vulnerabilities that might be unknown. It’s only a small piece of the pie. Largely it exists to make sure apps work, don’t have malicious UX patterns and don’t use
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by dagmx 2y ago
Oh for sure there are worse companies. They just aren’t in the list of companies in the comment I replied to.
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by dagmx 2y ago
I have several extremely talented friends at Meta, and the one constant is they left any attachment to the output product when they entered the workplace. Whereas they previously (at other top tech companies) did take pride in their employe
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by dagmx 2y ago
Probably a combination of - they’ve had a long history of trying to undermine privacy to extend profits. From stuff like in the article, to tracking pixels, alleged ghost accounts, and fighting anything that hampers tracking. Of the compani
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by dagmx 2y ago
Metal’s closest equivalent is Indirect Command Buffers. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/metal/indirect_com... However, there is no direct equivalent to work graphs. This DirectX blog goes over the differ
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by dagmx 2y ago
I know people are complaining about lack of Firefox support, but the page also blocks Apple’s own Safari browser on the latest iOS 18 beta. So I think it’s more likely it’s just beta bugs (site not OS) and reducing their support matrix down
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by dagmx 2y ago
The third point is also why I don’t trust Elon’s leadership anymore. It’s too impetuous these days. This is true of how he runs Twitter as well as Tesla. The first two points are also very true and emblematic of a company following their im
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by dagmx 2y ago
It’s unclear imho if it would be an antitrust behaviour. Many regions have security exceptions as long as it’s a core feature. It also wouldn’t prevent competitors working at a higher level either.

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