dev1ycan

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by dev1ycan 3y ago
China stopped buying Boeing, I think people want to label it as political but I think the only political aspect of it is them not openly calling out Boeing planes asjunk to not sour relationships further
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
"For several hundred thousand years, the Sahara has alternated between desert and savanna grassland in a 20,000-year cycle caused by the precession of Earth's axis (about 26,000 years) as it rotates around the Sun, which changes t
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
It's about a matter of time Boeing disappears, forcefully by the sole aspect of having every other country stop buying Boeing and buy Airbus only. American companies need to start learning that profit seeking has its limits when it com
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
The prior mail app lacked many things/opening images and such was broken, but it was incredibly lightweight and did its job, then MS decided to kill it and add a gigabloated version of web outlook that runs worse than outlook directly
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
It's gonna hit a wall just by the nature of what it is have a massive crash and then we'll have to wait another 10 years for the next breakthrough
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Man american companies sure love to over promise and under deliver, aren't they still stuck on 7nm? lol.
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
I mean Valve literally had a trailer with a nintendo emulator as an app installed... Valve doesn't need to do RND for its games because they can just use whatever is on steam that is playable on the deck plus a ton of games from nint
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Yeah I disagree on NasaSpaceFlight being "better commentary"...
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Yes, I know, that's why I stated I can't confirm if that's really the truth. Again I'll cite the whole ordeal with Apple claiming they are the privacy company and how they "refused" the government access to a
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
mommyyy dji didn't upload their source code to github so we could clone it then ban them on the grounds of national security, mooooom!!1 I'm sure TSMC also not bringing their latest node tech to their US fabs also happens to be
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
To submit an app you'd have to give free access to your source code to a potential rival, DJI is a huge brand, it'd be easy for the US government to basically get access to such code and clone it. I'm surprised people really
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Microsoft is very literally an arm of the US government, I think people should already realize that. Google is terrible, but Google refused (they say so we don't know how true this is), to help the US government on spying, and Microsof
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
"boring" is subjective
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
"I wish AI would advance in other careers than ones that people are passionate about." So that means? researchers are passionate about their job does that mean that we shouldn't use AI to speed up medical research? material r
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Well apple could still operate the devices that they've sold, they just wouldn't be able to sell for a specified period of time, doubtful apple removes support anyways because then they customer trust.
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Why is Apple given so much leniency? just give Apple a 5 year ban in Europe, you'll see how quickly they decide to start begging and complying.
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
These models are not meant for "most" of anyone, they're meant for industry people that earn salaries which most of the time are in USD, 20 dollars a month is entirely reasonable if it boosts productivity enough for you.
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
I genuinely believe LlMs have for the most part peaked already just like the previous iterations of ML and even brute forcing. So much money being poured into AI startups just for them to have to resort to cheating to improve their results
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
People talk a lot about tencent buying a stake in epic but they basically are hands free and let epic go down the rabit hole of fighting apple in court and getting into financial troubles because of it. Same thing with tencent letting Grind
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Musk has done a lot of questionable things, but does anyone remember how actually unusable twitter was before the sale? Musk Twitter has its own set of problems but Jack has proved he has no idea what he's doing
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Actually hilarious that we have people here defending removing extensions, as if they didn't live through the days of Internet explorer. Well, maybe they didn't I hope they enjoy the eventual return of popups.
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Quantum computing is worth the invested cost, it's just that at the rate that they're improving it'll take 20 years or so
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Still no mention of their vaporware gemini ultra?
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
Chrome was beyond TERRIBLE compared to Firefox. Firefox: 1)Right click image 2)Save as Chrome: 1)Right click image 2)Can't save as because Google decided so, just like Apple's mentality. Imagine actually utilizing a browser where
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
I can't wait until AI is used to take away thousands if not dozens of thousands of masters and PHDs
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
I use edge solely to spite Google, I know it's a privacy nightmare but Google asked for it with the web changes they're trying to implement
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
I think it's just that people have anxiety/aren't very used to debuggers so print is less stressful even though in reality it takes 10 times more
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
What I find funny about chess it's such an elegantly designed game... except castling. Always seemed like a random thing to me to be in the game, and then I found out that it was added centuries after in medieval europe to the game, ma
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
I love how they keep crying all over the news about LE SECURITY RISKS!!11 yeah man, every single person knows there's security risks in anything online, don't care. Do you also complain about security risks related to roads hence
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by dev1ycan 3y ago
All they'd need to do is create "shadow" companies where they store backups of the data, suddenly you can't really get them to delete your data anymore.

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