iknowstuff

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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
Any interaction with the iOS 27 beta siri compared with ChatGPT Live quickly disproves this drivel. Also OP seems unaware of their bandwidth contstraints
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
I played with Estonia’s e-residency and they use asymmetric cryptography for everything so the ID is public but does nothing without the corresponding private key.
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
You're so right. When did Apple take the wrong turn? What caused to become this slow at launching simple apps? Gatekeeper? XProtect? Swift? SwiftUI?
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
The older the doctor the more experience they have, but also their knowledge is more outdated (how many keep up with medical journals?) and their brain is worse at learning and connecting dots so I'm not sure I'd choose the oldest
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
No thanks. I'd rather not get prion disease. Also: 1. Eating collagen supplements has not been established as a necessary dietary requirement. Your cells synthesize collagen from amino acids, with vitamin C serving as a required cofact
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
prompt Mythos how to engineer a virus that spreads Alpha-gal syndrome and makes everyone on earth vegan. Instant 30% greenhouse gas reduction.
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
At release, the Neo was $499 for education.
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
There’s a lot of space in space. This is not to scale.
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by iknowstuff 2mo ago
In principle, do you support uniform packaging with warnings for cigarettes? Do you support ban on selling flavored cigarettes/vapes to children?
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
You’re not concealing your jabs at me very well. This comment reads just like the post lmao, no wonder you enjoyed it
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
I did say iOS 27. I am using the new Siri. It’s better, but extremely unreliable (half of all requests fail) and slow. It should be like a Codex running on my phone with the ability to chain skills (intents) to execute a task, but it’s too
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
Oh please the neural engine is mostly useless for LLMs. Siri in iOS 27 is laughably pathetic and slow compared to GPT Live DESPITE sending personal context to their (attested) cloud to execute anything but the most basic queries. Still year
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
The post has a lot of incel "well you're ugly and noone wants you anyway" energy
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
Hard to imagine a scenario where you don’t need a mutex for correctness and yet somehow Rust forces you to do it? Unless maybe you mean tokio’s work stealing executor, but you can just not use it.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
1.4 has no breaking changes from 1.3 so why would there be an LTS and any guarantees for people staying on 1.3? All known regressions have been fixed like any other release as far as I can tell
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
There's like 10 voices to choose from.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
you seem to be from Russia. You do realize it's not in the EU right?
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
devs are the easiest, yeah.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
ok lol objectively poor choice but go right ahead
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/index_en
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
You think the UK is influenced by backroom dealing and not just the fact that they want to trade with the single market, which is the whole point of banding together as the EU?
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
I dont think dll hell is a problem anymore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Side-by-side_assembly
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
visit a museum
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
you can't seriously think there is a line in the sand between homo sapiens and heidelbergensis or neanderthals which demarcates "soul" and "no soul". Especially since the latter interbred with humans.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
Not relevant for user space applications written atop glibc/gtk/kde/qt
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
I don’t exactly see orgs lining up to switch (and train) their employees between claude desktop and codex and whatever copilot is doing. There’s probably some inertia to those harnesses/integrations on top of the llms themselves.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
40k deaths per year in the US. A million a year worldwide. A world war worth of deaths every decade.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
because there are a lot of externalities resulting from car crashes, the burden for which is not paid by the driver, manufacturer, or even their insurer.
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
What is the incentive for politicians to sell a publicly owned company for a lot of money? How would they personally benefit from a high price? I can only think of incentives to sell it for as little as possible to a most favored investor&#
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by iknowstuff 3mo ago
Nah thats the same everywhere. Stroads and piss poor urban design, largely due to objections from stubborn fire departments chasing the wrong metrics and refusing to downsize, are a compelling case.

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