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1mo ago
> Apple's unusually timed announcement of new Mac mini and Mac Studio models this week was driven by unexpectedly strong enterprise appetite for AI hardware, according to The Information. Obviously; no one else can justify the expen
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> "The company reportedly did not possess an engineering team dedicated to business customers or staff focused on developer relations, and lacked an enterprise AI strategy" This is clearly a mis-statement, they have a whole ann
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1mo ago
Yes, I don't see why the author expects anything different to happen this time. I guess there's a new king on the throne.
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1mo ago
> Train it yourself, write software, hack it, etc. it seems like the only useful capability this thing has is picking up very small items of clothing with I imagine a very low success rate.
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It was not long ago all the illustrations in an M chip press release were graphs showing it flouncing the competition. Now it's just random screenshots of desktops. Skimming this I didn't see a single claim of performance advantag
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1mo ago
Maybe 40 years ago.
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2mo ago
The existing solution is actively wreaking havoc on the environment. I don't know the specifics of this crop but generally agricultural products absorb a substantial amount of carbon when growing, so releasing some of that carbon by la
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2mo ago
Why do they gloss right over how this was distributed? Barring details of any other kind of exploit we would have to assume the vendor's update server was compromised? If so why don't they just say so.
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2mo ago
"Pairing" with a head unit is not an open socket to dump anything you care to down the wire. That would require finding a rather remarkable vulnerability in one of the audio/address book/screen mirroring APIs the devices
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2mo ago
I found the cognitive dissonance interesting between emailing AWS support about the Ukrainian war effort: "it is incredibly important that the source AWS account is not blocked, rate limited or terminated - loss of life could occur.&qu
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2mo ago
You're operating a third-party Medicare guide at "medicare.dev" with no visible disclaimer anywhere that you are not affiliated with Medicare?
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2mo ago
"charged" doesn't mean polarized. And "bipartisan" doesn't mean anything except in the broken system of the states.
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2mo ago
You get burglarized a lot?
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2mo ago
A browser that does not use webkit.
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2mo ago
I too switched to Orion for the extensions, then when I noticed they had gone about two years with regular updates but not one that addressed the performance of extensions, (their one killer feature) I switched back. I would love to have
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2mo ago
I lost the thread of his argument when he brought up the shipping expense: > I pay anywhere from US $60 to US $200 to ship one dollar chips that people everywhere else get free shipping on then follows with: > the difference between a
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DC, Maryland, and Virginia, a term only used in the DC area because those not in DC proper take offense at being lumped in with it or something I guess.
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2mo ago
As I understand the typical workflow starts with a stack of frames which have a small offset in position /orientation which the model is able to derive due to sufficient similarities to the adjacent frames; if I created three stacks li
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2mo ago
1. A couple orders of magnitude more people own homes than EVs; 2. EVs already are used as energy storage, but the thing about EVs is people want to use that energy to yknow, drive them.
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This raises the question, do any of these projects have workflows for combining images taken from different positions? Or does that just work out of the box? (I have no machines atm with anything better than 10yo eGPUs ;~<)
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2mo ago
TFA mentions this project has backends for : AMD GPU (AMDGPU.jl) NVIDIA GPU (CUDA.jl) MacBook GPU(Metal.jl)
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2mo ago
This letter says nothing about Louisiana or Virginia, what exactly are you talking about?
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2mo ago
Did OP say "I want something vaguely similar that requires a greater investment of my time and money"? Did you in any way indicate that's what you were proposing?
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2mo ago
This is the first press videos I’ve seen of 1x speed that seems reasonable, imho. Though I see elsewhere they report only 50-75% success rate- not clear if that's first attempt, or total?
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2mo ago
Considering their recent decision to give up on building Apple Maps into a serious contender and instead enshittify it with ads, I don't have much faith Apple TV will be far behind.
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These are not "streaming boxes" in the sense you are talking about. Their appeal is that they come preloaded with chinese pirate streaming apps. Traditional streaming boxes - Apple TV, Fire stick, Roku - are not affected by this,
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That's not what these things are. They come preloaded with apps that stream pirate broadcast streams and on-demand servers operated out of China.
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> they probably remember shows being free from over the air antennas you are aware broadcast TV never ended?
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> Imagining a two-by-two matrix with the axes honest vs. dishonest and right vs. wrong, the scientific literature is splashed haphazardly across all four boxes. Why should we give an extraordinarily claim like this any credence from the
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