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by dannyw 2y ago
The problem also comes to LLMs being confidently wrong when it’s wrong.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Computer programs generally don’t call functions non-deterministically, including choosing what functions to call , and when, at runtime.
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by dannyw 2y ago
It’s not just at Australian made hardware or software. You think Australia won’t try to assert this against a global company with presence in Australia?
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by dannyw 2y ago
It’s absolutely pointless, but Gulf of the Americas almost has a nice bonding tone.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Google’s policy of not playing individualised politics is to treat these things consistently and not apply its own judgement.
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by dannyw 2y ago
For datacenters and especially hyperscalers, the power and cooling bill is a huge part of the TCO. You make somewhat more power efficient chips, you get to sell it for a lot more. Your chips are inefficient, and you won’t be able to sell to
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by dannyw 2y ago
That’s probably a page/site rule set by the website owner. Some sites block EU IPs as the costs of complying with GDPR outweigh the gain.
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by dannyw 2y ago
I mean, a lens is only a third of the camera, the other two being the sensor, and the ISP. A lens doesn't produce a photo in itself. This would be like someone announcing a new RAM innovation -- and people asking what its Cinebench or
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by dannyw 2y ago
Planes fly very fast Commercial airliner windows are chemically strengthened and designed to withstand bird strikes, but it’s not impossible if you’re really unlucky. See here for another plane with weaker glass: https://old.redd
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by dannyw 2y ago
Isn’t this 95% the same as Apple’s CSAM scanning paper?
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by dannyw 2y ago
Welp, perhaps demand better from your elected officials. I live in a town. A few years ago, I had my car broken into with my bag and laptop stolen. Cops took fingerprints and forensics, found a match in a database, visited the suspect, arre
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by dannyw 2y ago
There was the Newton, PDAs, and Symbian phones before the iPhone. The technology might need another decade (or two), but I think it’s very shortsighted to think VR/AR is close to its maximum user base.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Every modern CPU has dozens of hardware bugs that aren’t disclosed and quietly patched away or not mentioned.
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by dannyw 2y ago
They don't create billions of dollars for election machine makers.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Bodes well for our semiconductor and AI industry now that we're limiting exports to China...
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by dannyw 2y ago
Maybe outsourced?
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by dannyw 2y ago
SEO spam is correlated with ads. Google dominates web advertising. Google’s interests are aligned with SEO spammers, as long as it’s not so terrible you switch to another search engine or stop searching.
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by dannyw 2y ago
You can use multiple search engines. I use Kagi, Bing, and occasionally Yandex.
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by dannyw 2y ago
A key difference is that you’re actually the customer here. I am much more comfortable telling my doctor everything about my health, for example; than Gmail with all my emails. It’s a personal choice at the end of the day; and I aspire for
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by dannyw 2y ago
Don’t worry, the EU regulators will probably “fix” that workaround soon.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Smartphone SoC ISPs are simply not capable enough of processing say 24MP (lest 45MP, 61mp) at 30FPS (for burst/sports shooting in RAW). At best, they could probably do 24MP RAW at like... 0.3 FPS? With your latest iPhone, enable ProRAW
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by dannyw 2y ago
Most computational photography inherently breaks giving the photographer direct manual control over how a picture is taken (shutter speed, aperture, ISO). For example, HDR or low light staking means taking multiple photos. This requires a f
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by dannyw 2y ago
A lot of modern (DSLR or mirrorless era) lens intentionally accept a lot of optical flaws that are easy to correct with software (e.g. vignetting; sometimes even mechanical/hard vignetting where the lens does not fully cover the sensor
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by dannyw 2y ago
Not exactly true. For example, QLC is slower than TLC.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Not GP, but: iOS Safari dev tools Testing for compatibility
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by dannyw 2y ago
Your issue is more with AMD CPUs having poor quality memory controllers; not the motherboard.
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by dannyw 2y ago
The biggest shareholder of TSMC is the Taiwan government.
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by dannyw 2y ago
It's unlikely to be able privacy laws, but rather DMA / competition laws. Apple Intelligence requires deep access to user data, systems apps, etc to make it useful. Under the DMA, Apple would be required to also offer similar func
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by dannyw 2y ago
Ingredients listing don't tell everything about how it is made, etc. A closer analogy might be detailed API specs.
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by dannyw 2y ago
A HTPC (with an Intel N100, etc) can work amazingly well too.

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