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2y ago
Better than what they previously had: Yes, with a but. Better than the competition: Overall no.
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2y ago
I haven't seen much hatred. As you said they are just subpar in every metric, except maybe idle power consumption. Power consumption under load though is far superior on AMDs x3d. I guess if you look long enough, you'll always fin
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2y ago
I wonder if we will soon have Data Archeologists, who will try to find these hidden long forgotten gems on the Internet.
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2y ago
The human eyes are also mounted on a neck that can turn it around in all directions. Kinda useful for parking
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2y ago
Crazy that Google and Apple are in the top 10 of game revenue companies without making any games.
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2y ago
The models are just an approximation to the truth. The truth is objective reality itself.
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2y ago
It’s important to note that Boeing has indeed received substantial subsidies and tax breaks over the years, comparable to or even exceeding those provided to Airbus by the EU. For instance, Washington state alone has granted Boeing tax brea
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2y ago
With every new C++ feature, I can't help to think "Oh yea, cause C++ isn't complicated enough"
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2y ago
Isn't the CEO of Intel a bit crazy in regards of Leading his company through praying?
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2y ago
Well, we still don't even have a solution for nuclear waste. It's not like nuclear has no problems.
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2y ago
I wonder if its just to see how someone handles stress.
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2y ago
Well, we can't even get biases out of humans in any reliable way. Maybe we will do better with machines.
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2y ago
As someone who does a lot of fitness, I'm pretty happy in the Garmin ecosystem.
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2y ago
When i look at the html of the website i see a lot of divs.
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2y ago
Because it works pretty well and offers basically all development tools and WSL2 as well. And some Developers like the Windows Desktop. (I know this might be an unpopular opinion)
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3y ago
"mediocrity will be even more available" - so basically all the stuff that is in the top 100 charts will be more available
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guardian5x
3y ago
Perhaps I'm wrong, but this text reads as if dit were generated by ChatGPT.
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3y ago
Yes.
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guardian5x
3y ago
So, does this still work for touchscreens, and how does it sound when you touch the screen while playing music?
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3y ago
While you can't compare TDPs directly. Basically all tests of Ryzen processors with 3d cache use about half as much power or less than their Intel counterparts. So this wouldn't surprise me.
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3y ago
Bad hardware is probably the main reason for Windows Bluescreens as well.
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3y ago
I would like to add: "Live up to expectations" in a sense that there are so many Websites or UIs there, that most users have some sort of expectations, on where to find the menu, how to go back etc. How this and that buttons shoul
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3y ago
Well, it is the title of the article. You are right that it is probably sprinkled with a bit of sarcasm.
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3y ago
Do you also believe in magic or just wizards?
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3y ago
TikTok is not much different than Instagram and Youtube Shorts in the western world. That it is heavily moderated in China would not surprise me either. But i wouldn't call that an "agenda"
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3y ago
Maybe just be less prudent about nudity in general. And deny kids access to AI image generation. Problem solved.
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3y ago
You are not wrong there. This title could also be an article about atheism and religion.
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3y ago
AI can be used as a surveillance technology. But it isn't fundamentally one, there are many other applications.
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3y ago
If my memory doesn't deceive me, i remember the "net send"-command to anyone in the era of Windows 2000. I think Win 98 couldn't do that yet.
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3y ago
I've always used Windows (not exclusively) but i always got along well with it. If they continue this behaviour or putting pop-ups on my Desktop, I would switch to an alternative.
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