jayd16

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by jayd16 5mo ago
Yeah sure, but some folks were in it for the hot rods too.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Apple could always decide to build their own fab or some such thing.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
If you can use Jetbrains, Rider is on par with IntelliJ. From that perspective, both languages have a best in class debugger.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Is there more of a smoking gun than its a node based editor? Most of the game industry tooling is supporting that these days. Unreal, and Unity but also Houdini, Blender, Maya...
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Using an AI response as supporting evidence in a longer discussion is different from what is being called out here. The issue is pasting verbatim without adding any additional insight, or even a hint you read the response yourself.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
They need to update the site a bit. Seems like they expected to get "dontpastetheai.com" but didn't?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
You're starting from the assumption that its a 2x benefit. That's a massive leap.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
So we've abandoned the idea that coolness is even perceivable. Even if the argument was about pure productivity, or any hard measurement, the numbers don't seem to add up. Can we point to any hard metric that has improved in the i
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by jayd16 5mo ago
These are Dr. Doom morals.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
A full Linux phone with an M.2 slot, Ethernet, hardware buttons, SDcard etc. This is what you've all been asking for, right?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
I'm not sure that extrapolating the last 2 to 3 years as a sign of things to come is as enticing an argument as you seem to think it is . If you exclude AI for ai's sake, the feature lists of the last 2 years have been incredibly
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by jayd16 5mo ago
That's what the sand bucket was about.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Task manager seems fun. In your screenshot, are your two task manager instances using a GB of ram?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
You realize search result relevancy was also driven by advertising, right? The ads come from Google and the results themselves. It is a hard problem but it's equivalent to LLM response relevancy.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Where was the coolness inflection point?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Still waiting for this massive wave of cool stuff.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
It's yet to be seen that LLM oracles have to be a remotely owned mono-culture. Technology wise, more local and more diverse seem better, but that won't get "race to own the monopoly" money. At that point it's just
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by jayd16 5mo ago
How useful could it be if the poles are vandalized regularly?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Honestly this feels like wishful thinking. If they could do it at all, they could do it to fix search.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
If Google can't filter out the SEO spam from their results, why do you think they did it for the LLM training data?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Where are you getting that? > Catching up quickly means spending >500 billion. What part of that implies it's about willingness?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
What a strange train of thought. Why would you need that amount in this hypothetical? Why would dethroning them alone be worth it? It would literally only be worth it if you could do so profitably. More realistically, it seems like someon
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by jayd16 5mo ago
The plan was ostensibly to distract and insider trade. Winning would be counter productive anyway.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
It's just going to push all multiplayer games to be sold as a service. The users will get used to this because they basically already are used to it for every other piece of software. There is basically zero chance that when given the
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Actually it's fully measurable but no one who's making these claims ever seems to want to measure it, nor share data in a public way so that others could measure it. What we do see publicly is OSS projects overrun with poor submis
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Can you name the company or product? At least that way some of the claims of shipped features and stability can be objectively verified.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
It's more like it's the only software industry that still has a relevant amount of non-subscription based one time sales. I guess this will be the end of that.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
All this will do is move all games to a subscription model with an N-day subscription waver packed in the box.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Game engines/code aren't all open source. The game developer might not have the legal rights to release the source. Also, does this stop at games? Why not any online service ever? Why not any program at all?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
That's also perfectly fine if that's what it is. I would just phrase that as "They don't have CI but they provide hooks."

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