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iamdelirium
1y ago
These products were release in 2011-2013. No iPhones from those era are currently supported by Apple. These products were in fact supported much longer than Apple.
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iamdelirium
1y ago
Do you refuse to get iPhones because older models are no longer supported? Because this is the same thing.
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iamdelirium
2y ago
I don't understand where this idea that Microsoft doesn't kill projects. Zune, Games for Windows Live, Skype, Encarta, CodePlex, Windows Phone, Internet Explorer. https://killedbymicrosoft.info/
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iamdelirium
2y ago
I just ask o1-mini the first two questions and it got it wrong.
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iamdelirium
2y ago
Why are you comparing flash vs o1-pro, wouldn't a more fair comparison be flash vs mini?
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iamdelirium
2y ago
Why did you specifically ignore the remainder of the sentence? "...all of our products — including all 7 of them with 2 billion users..." It tells people that 7 of their products have 2b users.
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iamdelirium
2y ago
You're comparing a county area (Greater Manchester) with the direct city population. Phoenix's metro population alone is 4.8m.
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iamdelirium
2y ago
Which features have they shipped since the layoffs?
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iamdelirium
2y ago
Wait, where did you hear this? I would assume something like this would have made somewhat of a splash.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Man, video creators are gonna love the fact that their hosting company is so capricious and can cancel their agreement at any time.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Not really. By only playing a certain subset of the game, the AI could use heroes that they were good at (micro intensive) while disallowing heroes that could counter the strategy the Open AI chose. Hardly a fair game.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Uhh, yes they do? Did you watch the announcements for the M2 and M3 pros? They compared it to the previous generations all the time.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
No? Do you call it the iPhone Pro 15 or the iPhone 15 Pro? Their naming makes sense if you follow most consumer technology.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
No it isn't? I live in SF and it is not a war zone or anything resembling anarchy.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Literally a few days ago: https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/15/23960517/microsoft-copil... Then you have also under Microsoft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub_Copilot (not to be
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iamdelirium
3y ago
The international consensus is that Crimea is Ukrainian territory. Also, Musk wasn't giving it to them for free. The US was paying for it.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
I love how out of date you are in your opinions or in a bubble your opinions are. YouTuber might be degrading to you but it’s one of the most desired position among teens.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Yeah, the author has only himself to blame. Guy didn’t even read the op-ed before he published it. How can you run an editorial board and not do the minimum it requires.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
You know what app already does all of this and better? Facebook and people hate it. Twitter is not going to do better everything app then Facebook.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Those sites usually pay a license for the lyrics.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Bots and spammers are already using stolen credit card to pay for Premium. This isn't going to stop them.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Yes, the people remaining are addicted to/like Twitter. But this is the equivalent of imposing a sin tax on it and it will cost Twitter engagement like sin taxes lower alcohol or smoking. It will probably lose them even more money as
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iamdelirium
3y ago
This is going to kill engagement. 90% of people don't care enough to pay for that and any sort of barrier will lower engagement. Twitter/X is going to be use this as a way to fight spammers and bots but those accounts never had a
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iamdelirium
3y ago
This was never suppose to give you a new phone after 2 years. It was just a way to finance the phone. The way to upgrade was to get a new Pixel Pass that would lock you in another 2 years.
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iamdelirium
3y ago
Did you even think out this train of thought? Does this cover medical communications, military secrets, private chat between family members, etc?
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iamdelirium
3y ago
This is literally one of the worst moves Twitter could have made to combat Threads or any of their copies. They're literally giving more eyes and coverage to Threads and painting them as a real contender.
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iamdelirium
4y ago
Isn't that one of the first thing Hotz was suppose to get rid of? He can't even get rid a simple popup?
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iamdelirium
4y ago
Isn't this what made Apple kill Fortnite in their App Store? Apple about to ban Twitter too?
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iamdelirium
4y ago
Citations please. And don't cite Musk, he's not a neutral party to this. He's going to say anything that will make the old executives look bad. Also, it was Musk who waive due diligence. This is ENTIRELY all on him. EDIT:
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iamdelirium
5y ago
Way to miss the rest of the article: >Unvaccinated people cannot rely on those around them being jabbed to remove their risk of getting infected, they warn. >Vaccines do an excellent job of preventing serious Covid illness and deaths,
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