heyoni

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by heyoni 2y ago
If I feed your reply to an llm will it be able to tell me what you’re talking about? /edit I think it did alright…
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by heyoni 2y ago
What was their reasoning?
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by heyoni 2y ago
Isn’t there also some Firefox AI integration that’s being tested by one dev out there? I forgot the name and wonder if it got any traction.
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by heyoni 2y ago
And what your phone can’t do will be offloaded to servers. Meaning your phone can do a lot and an M1 processor isn’t necessarily a waste.
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by heyoni 2y ago
It doesn’t need to be a desktop. The point is they make their phones overpowered because nighttime operations while on a charger need that extra juice.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Think of all the accessories they could sell though to make that work! God knows Apple loves to sell accessories and marks them up quite high.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Also by downloading Firefox which comes with a safari plugin
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by heyoni 2y ago
It almost definitely does and probably always runs at a fraction of that speed while using up the battery. Even current gen phones don’t do face recognition unless you’re connected to a charger.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Except what would have been a Mac mini plugged into your router is now handheld and way less janky than needing the user to maintain two separate devices.
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by heyoni 2y ago
A word
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by heyoni 2y ago
Yea but I can tell you based on experience that there’s definitely that top tier of people who care about this stuff and comment very thoughtfully that has disappeared from the platform. I routinely see wrong answers or just bad comments bu
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by heyoni 2y ago
OP isn’t arguing about volume. Of course there’s more food today, and it probably is thanks to cheap processed foods that we can have so much of it. But in solving scarcity we invented new problems.
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by heyoni 2y ago
You can’t overturn that argument with a one dimensional quip about fortified foods not existing. Imagine a diet with less sugar, more whole foods _and_ fortification?
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by heyoni 2y ago
The language spec was so good I was able to make tangible contributions to an open source project just by using that and I don’t consider myself a go programmer at all. I want to buy that book but it’s technical and I feel like there might
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by heyoni 2y ago
What a shallow dismissal of a comment that doesn’t even claim that there shouldn’t be accountability.
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by heyoni 2y ago
The article says they’re also using low flying planes and balloons to do the surveys.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Like anything open source it allows you to know and see exactly what your machine is doing. I don’t want to speculate too much but I remember there being discussions around whether or not nvidia could embed licensing checks and such at the
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by heyoni 2y ago
That is both impressive and disappointing. I'm so used to seeing large corporations publishing AI models and other techniques (like Ghidra) that I assumed a finding like that would be disseminated to the public. But you're right,
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by heyoni 2y ago
Wouldn’t it likely originate from academia? If so you can bet that the work will be published just like this one.
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by heyoni 2y ago
It’s become a liability. Hey siri, turn on the AC! Proceeds to call someone I’ve been texting whose name sounds nothing like anything in that phrase.
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by heyoni 2y ago
If they cared about privacy they could have easily hosted the data encrypted with a key only known to the user rendering subpoenas useless for that service.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Oh I totally agree. In fact I think it should be prioritized.
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by heyoni 2y ago
That change is hilarious. So many potentially goofy reasons for it happening but my best take is google deciding not to host any data it can’t mine or use. The privacy policy on location history was quite good and effectively granted users
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by heyoni 2y ago
I always thought it was to make more room for businesses and other useless information that crowds google maps these days.
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by heyoni 2y ago
I think the company that makes UV hired the guy that created ripgrep so no wonder it’s so fast (burntsushi i think is his alias)
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by heyoni 2y ago
The pointless act of "encapsulating" nothing? I see that a lot unfortunately =[
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by heyoni 2y ago
All of those things take you away from their platforms. They don't want you to leave, period.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Those aren’t mutual exclusive. In fact having healthcare not be gated to the single few that can afford it might accelerate the process of fixing the issues around pricing.
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by heyoni 2y ago
Is that universal healthcare with extra steps? Almost, but on a serious note, why not go all the way with universality?
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by heyoni 2y ago
Can you do this with every website in the world?? I’m kidding of course but man, it pains me to browse the web as it is today knowing that things could be “this good”. I just tried it and it was an amazing experience.

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