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by flutas 1y ago
Sinclair (38 stations) also pulled it and they own more than Nexstar (28 stations). FWIW The Hollywood Reporter also is reporting that advertisers started threatening to pull their support as well[0] as several smaller stations. > Meanwh
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by flutas 1y ago
> fcc licensed stations Think your local K[3 letter] west of the Mississippi, W[3 letter] east of the Mississippi*. Not "Showtime" or "HBO" or "Cartoon Network" or "CNN" or "Fox News" or
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by flutas 1y ago
Thanks for the correction and updating the post. I typically read corporate posts as cynically as possible, since it's so common to word things in any way to make the company look better. Glad to see an outlier!
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by flutas 1y ago
That 30% is of ALL users, not users who made a request, important to note the weasel wording there. How many users forget they have a sub? How many get a sub through work and don't use it often? I'd bet a large number tbh based on
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by flutas 1y ago
If you paid for a streaming service and the HD option only worked for a random subset of users, and not you, would you complain? It's a material difference in the product, not just "a bug."
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by flutas 1y ago
And yet no offers of credits to make things right for the users, for what was essentially degraded performance of what you paid for. I know I'll probably get push back on this, but it left a sour taste in my mouth when I paid for a $20
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by flutas 1y ago
I wasn't trying to say they intentionally do it. I was trying to say that systemic issues (such as load capacity) seem to degrade the models in US working hours and has been noticed by a non-zero number of users (myself included).
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by flutas 1y ago
To back up that observation: I've seen a LOT of commentary on social media that Anthropic models (Claude / Opus) seem to degrade in capability when the US starts it's workday vs when the US is asleep.
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by flutas 1y ago
I have a pretty odd grid setup myself for a 55" TV monitor. Best part is holding shift and being able to snap a window to multiple zones. Let's me have a grid with tons of smaller zones that are useful for various apps when I need
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by flutas 1y ago
Or someone told Tim "we can save $XYZ per phone if we switch to custom designed silicon, and potentially expand it to Mac as well so we no longer have Intel overheating our Macbooks." He was after-all more of an operations guy tha
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by flutas 1y ago
https://github.com/teslamotors/linux
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by flutas 1y ago
$20/mo plan doesn't include opus (the larger model) like the $100+ plans do, it's likely they are hitting the opus limit which is fairly low.
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by flutas 1y ago
not op but cleanliness would be my first expectation I've seen many reports of dirty waymos on reddit recently for example. second I'd assume they would start charging you for point 3, "loading delay fee" when you take t
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by flutas 1y ago
> Tim Cook, I know what you know (and fear losing Mac sales to iPad and iPad sales to iPhone, so you want them nerfed), but this would make me upgrade my 2018 iPad Pro. Can check out side-loading UTM using AltStore or a local dev account
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by flutas 1y ago
> I have these same AR glasses and I really like them. The one downside is that they don't seem to handle heat too well--they'll crash if I run them in full sunlight for more than a few minutes. Yup, I found laying my head on t
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by flutas 1y ago
IIRC: Like Google Glass and VR headsets, they use some optical tricks to focus at infinity. So to your eyes you're focusing at an object 2-3+ meters away rather than 2-3 cm in reality.
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by flutas 1y ago
tbh, I agree. I've sent 2 big bugs like this, one Funimation and one for a dating app. Funimation you could access anyones PII and shop orders, they ignored me until I sent a linkedin message to their CTO with his PII (CC number) in it
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by flutas 1y ago
That's why OP mentioned a spicy HDMI splitter. HDMI splitters are allowed to break HDCP, which means that protection doesn't really matter. I use a setup like this frequently for work to demo our Android TV based apps with full co
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by flutas 1y ago
FWIW, that link 403s for me. https://i.imgur.com/T3RUBiz.png
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by flutas 1y ago
In a roundabout way it also lets you know what products are manufactured in countries other than China, allowing you to choose them over the Chinese equivalent.
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by flutas 2y ago
I manually pre-parsed the bytecode file with awk into a bazillion individual files that were each just one function, and gave it the hint to grep to sort through them. This was all done in Cursor. awk '/^=> \[Function #&#
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by flutas 2y ago
FWIW 2.5-exp was the only one that managed to get a problem I asked it right, compared to Claude 3.7 and o1 (or any of the other free models in Cursor). It was reverse engineering ~550MB of Hermes bytecode from a react native app, with each
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by flutas 2y ago
FWIW I also just started seeing comments from other devs on my team today about their M4 mini's thermally shutting down during a compile run in Android Studio frequently. Shocking to say the least imo.
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by flutas 2y ago
Add AT&T to your first list.
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by flutas 2y ago
Personally I think there's a middle ground to be had there. I use LLMs to write entire test functions, but I also have specs for it to work from and can go over what it wrote and verify it. I never blindly go "yeah this test is go
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by flutas 2y ago
The leaf on the darker grapes looks like a fabric leaf, I'd kinda bet they're all fake for these demos / testing. Don't need the robot to smash a grape when we can use a fake grape that won't smash.
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by flutas 2y ago
You can review claims from some YTers here[0]. But I've copied the params and results over for the Model 3. They also have tons of other cars tested in similar params[1]. Testing procedure: - Tire pressure set to manufacturer r
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by flutas 2y ago
Looks like a paper temp tag. Other than that, I'm not sure much can be had from it.
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by flutas 2y ago
Honestly, I really have to take what he says with a shaker of salt after the Ubiquiti fiasco and his refusal to admit what happened until a year later and being forced to by a court.[0] [0]: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022&
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by flutas 2y ago
> This is literally language that had to change to describe Mozilla's actions in line with California's law. Am I missing something or does that law not apply to Mozilla giving Mozilla the data like you're implying? Intern

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