jayd16

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by jayd16 11mo ago
>Where the f*k is all the abundance that AI was supposed to bring into the world? That'll come with the bubble bursting and the mass sell off.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
The "just asking questions!" defense now? OP was curious about Linux's roadmap? C'mon now. The man page comment was clearly non-serious and mocking.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
It costs nothing and makes people happy so why be a jerk about it?
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Paved roads fails your test but we have those in abundance. I'm not sure this is a useful way to dismiss things.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Ah reverse smell search? You'd need to upload the smell.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Just light a candle.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Finally some progress towards smellovision.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Because the police chase them.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
What about the Switch 2 (nVidia's Tegra) line? The one in the Swich 2 is using Ampere architecture. That should be feasible, no?
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Giving them some credit, I think they're asking "why isn't there a close competitor" and that takes a much more involved answer.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Does something like that exist on the AMD side? You're basically describing nVidia's Tegra line. The latest is in the Switch 2 I believe.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Are there real world game benchmarks for this or are these synthetic tests?
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by jayd16 11mo ago
I wouldn't go that far but they are clearly poised for that, should it be adventageous. The Frame is essentially there already, with what should be the top mobile arm setup. If an x86 chipset dropped that fit their needs better, I don&
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Covid showed me that on the average home schooling (or at least remote learning) leaves kids extremely under developed. The stunted social and academic skills were pretty apparent in retrospect once the schools reopened.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Well then you agree that the answer is yes. At the end of the article a 14 day window is mentioned but not dismissed and does not mention the downsides.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
If you could understand the quality of updates you're pulling in, that solves the issue entirely. The point is that you can't. There's no reason to pretend we live in a world where everyone is manually combing through the so
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Doesn't this mean you're leaving yourself open to known vulnerabilities during that "cool down" time?
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by jayd16 11mo ago
I was just playing with the non-pro version of this and it seems to add both a Gemini and Disney watermark. Presumably this was because I referenced beauty and the beast. Anyone know if this is an hallucination or if they have some kind of
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by jayd16 11mo ago
We can still like it. We're not nominating Nobel Prizes or something.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
There's a lot of things going against the RTS genre. They're technically challenging to make and creatively hard to balance. The public doesn't want to pay $60 upfront for a campaign when fun freemium games exist. The UX does
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by jayd16 11mo ago
I wonder how hard it is when mice are not paying the cat to serve ads.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
The assumption is along the lines of "this works so why should I ever think about it again if I don't have to?" It's not an end user problem, anyway. The issue is the language didn't change in a backwards compatible
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by jayd16 11mo ago
No one said search engines need to be "traditional" or only Page Rank or whatever. But you also don't need to filter the information through an hallucinating UX just so you can use vectorization to match actual results.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Grammar and reading comprehension are important and can be enjoyable or at least unlock the enjoyment of understanding literature ...but I seriously doubt a 10 year old is going to think to take a class in it on their own.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
AVP is a great example of Tim's ability to execute the logistics despite lacking the user story driven sensibilities of Jobs.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
The only reason search might not be as good as an AI is enshitifications. I expect these LLMs will be the same after the open web has withered.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
Its almost better when you read it that way. Its at least coherent.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
No I think voting for Hillary or Harris was the winning move. Just like voting for somebody else will be the next winning move.
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by jayd16 11mo ago
I wish there were a lot more syntax aware merges built into git (et al). Why are separate columns on the same row of a CSV or multiple appends to a list (in any language you don't want a trailing comma) so annoying to merge? It could
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by jayd16 11mo ago
So are we getting a Steam Phone? If not, why not?

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