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by drumhead 4y ago
Olaf Scholz had just released a statement dismissing and fears over it's safety, so yeah game on lol!
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by drumhead 4y ago
Deutsche is the perennial sick man of European banking. It keeps lurching from one crisis to another, bad loans, bad acquisitions, bad management, just like Credit Suisse, the only difference being that it's at the heart of the German
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by drumhead 4y ago
And nothing of value was lost.
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by drumhead 4y ago
I tried getting it to generate code but it kept telling me it was only a language model.
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by drumhead 4y ago
I like to think its more the age of the Genuine Personal Digital Assistant has begun. The LLMs are great at assisting you to do your job but they wont take over yet.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Im using it now and its not really anywhere near as good or useful ast Chatgpt. It feels rudimentary, incomplete, superficial. If this is the best Google have then they've lost already.
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by drumhead 4y ago
When I was a camera buyer this was the site to go to if you wanted the best information and opinions. Shame to see it go but the camera market now isnt what it was 15 or 20 years ago.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Was Google+ invite only initially?
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by drumhead 4y ago
I can only assume they want to limit numbers so they can control the experience more effectively, but like you said it kills the hype and after their missteps at launch they need some momentum behind their product.
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by drumhead 4y ago
They're behind their competitor and they're already hobbling themselves. Their "Big brother knows best" attitude isnt going to help them much here. Its like they're stuck in the last decade.
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by drumhead 4y ago
How long will this be in Beta for? 10 years?
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by drumhead 4y ago
Or just get GPT to do it for you, probably better as well.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Are they going to limit access to this because they think its too "dangerous". That would be a tragedy if they did. We've seen how opening access up to as many people as possible has produced some of the best results and demo
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by drumhead 4y ago
Elon likes to dish it out, but he doesnt like taking it himself does he.
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by drumhead 4y ago
They dont even know what they look like. My teenage nephews look at my self-build and think the Monitor is the desktop. I had to show them the guts of the tower and point out the various components. They more clued up now and have ambitions
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by drumhead 4y ago
Nugget is realtively newish. Never heard of a Red until now, or a bill, a £100 was sometimes called a ton. Monkey comes from Indian currency, I think the 500 rupee had a monkey on it. Never heard of a Bag. A common one in my time was a Jack
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by drumhead 4y ago
Thats because they need to put their export earning somewhere and US govt debt is the safest place to put it.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Its reminicent of the time that Google started cutting prices and literally giving away Stadia kit. Its probably a precursor to the end of the "metaverse" experiment.
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by drumhead 4y ago
This time it's different.....it never is.
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by drumhead 4y ago
I've been using it for three years and Im still useless at Japanese. Using it IRL is when you start learning. Duolingo has just become a grind.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Insurance costs, fuel, nowhere to park. Also the internet again. People have less need to go out, can talk to or play with your friends online, watch movies, no need to go shopping, just get it delivered.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Taking a small local car manufacturer and turning it into the one of the worlds biggest car makers, , overtaking all the US giants and creating the JIT process to revolutionise manufacturing is remarkable.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Is it wrong to bring up bad treatment of a citizens countries to the leadership of that country? Western countries in feel comfortable doing this because in general they treat their citizens far better than other countries treat their own.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Yes, out of the frying pan and into the fire. They really should be bringing manufacturing and services back home or to closer countries.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Investigating the tax affairs of the BBC is like probing the sexual history of monks who've taken a vow of celebacy. It only demonstrates the "independance and impartiality" of the Indian Tax authorities.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Who's going to be first to extend the deadline when they realise there isnt the infrastructure, generating capacity or desire from public for this?
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by drumhead 4y ago
Intel arent generating enough cash for a massive burst of investment.They're losing ground to AMD on the desktop and are losing marketshare to AMD and ARM architectures in the server space. People are genuinely excited when AMD introdu
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by drumhead 4y ago
The Movie industry has been written off before. First it was Television, then it was video. Each time it survived. It took advantage of the unique attributes of the Cinema to produce a product that couldn't be replicated easily. But I
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by drumhead 4y ago
Because sometimes you just move faster or think quicker than those around you. You may have different methods which suit your mentality which arent going to be ones that your team members can employ.
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by drumhead 4y ago
There's a lot of social strife. We've seen how the other religions are being persecuted. Caste based issues still cause friction. Then there's regional seperatism, rich v poor. There's a lot more cause for social problem

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