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by jerojero 9mo ago
Forbidding Chinese cars to cross the border is a little much. The way the USA us conducting their international relations is very worrying. But oh well. They do what they want.
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by jerojero 10mo ago
The way China approached their internal market for EVs is very different. They didn't just put tariffs on foreign EVs, they poured a lot of money into their own industry to produce a lot of different companies that became fiercely comp
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by jerojero 10mo ago
they probably dont train on inputs from testing grounds. you dont train on your test data because you need to have that to compare if training is improving or not.
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by jerojero 11mo ago
a lot of these projects were cancelled though. imo, that's the worst thing about Netflix. its not that they don't produce good series, its that when they do they have a high peobability of getting cancelled.
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by jerojero 11mo ago
well we don't know exactly how involved Gabe Newell is with the actual running of the company now a days or how do they going about their governance. From what I see it seems like the culture of the company is shared between the leader
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by jerojero 11mo ago
The steam machine has a bespoke wireless connector for the (new steam) controller so it doesn't pollute the Bluetooth network and cause lag. Yes, the controller is charged through usb-c, but you can just use any charger around to charg
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by jerojero 11mo ago
Its a linux computer, if you connect it to a 4k monitor you could use that. The one issue I see is that it only has one HDMI port, so you couldn't connect two screens without a dongle. But for all intents and purposes, its a prebuilt p
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by jerojero 11mo ago
Given that the frame runs steamOS on ARM hardware, I could see something like a phone in the future. But also, phones don't seem to be the best hardware to play PC games which is kinda the whole deal. I maybe would see first a smaller
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by jerojero 11mo ago
Valve had to make an entire operating system to make this the case for steam games. A lot of these capabilities would rely on windows, sleeping and resuming the system thats entirely the purview of the OS. And Microsoft just doesn't ca
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by jerojero 11mo ago
4tb is not a lot, but I've realised if its for personal use you could just delete things you've already watched. particularly tv shows, unless you really really want to keep them. its not necessary to delete movies, IMO, as a 4k H
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by jerojero 11mo ago
its incredible how much easier and convenient pirating ebooks is to buying them. when you pirate them versus buying them: 1a. searching for them has become incredibly easy 1b. searching for them is easy as well 2a. putting them on multiple
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by jerojero 1y ago
I really hope Apple is working hard on improving on-device models for their use case so they can get out of this.
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by jerojero 1y ago
i like using computers until they break on me, i've never really felt (for the usage i give my macbook) that it is lacking in power. Even after, what, 5 years? i think i'll be upgrading in the next 2 or maybe 3 years if apple puts
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by jerojero 1y ago
So we'll probably start seeing other companies do their firing cycles again. I guess this has just become kind of a feature of our times.
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by jerojero 1y ago
What's he talking about a "Robot Army" and having influence over it. I'm sorry to be so old-fashioned but I think armies should be controlled by states, not private individuals.
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by jerojero 1y ago
I remember doing speed reading courses back when I was young and a big part of it was learning to read a paragraph diagonally. Its much, much faster. At first there's a loss of understanding of course but once you've practiced eno
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by jerojero 1y ago
In a very simple way: because the image can be fed directly into the network without first having to transform the text into a series of tokens as we do now. But the tweet itself is kinda an answer to the question you're asking.
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by jerojero 1y ago
I invite you to read a little bit of history. These sort of hyper exaggerated comments help no one. Not to mention "other parts of Europe" were literally Islamic for hundreds of years.
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by jerojero 1y ago
Chile has a very good election system and there's basically no machine input in the process. What's important is being able to segment the population in enough voting places so that each voting place is maneaganle just by a small
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by jerojero 1y ago
I have an 8 pro. A month or so ago I went to NYC, I visited some of the museums. Although I managed to get some great pictures, framing wise and sharpness wise. The color resolution was absolutely ridiculously bad. I couldn't figure ou
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by jerojero 1y ago
Yes. But I need a phone, and I'd rather try the original at this point. I expect the European Union to keep working towards keeping devices more open with time.
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by jerojero 1y ago
I've been thinking of trying out the iphone for a while now. The reason I wasn't switching is that I install a lot of open source apps on my android device, for all kinds of things. This change seems like it might greatly affect t
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by jerojero 1y ago
Pretty sure it's illegal to present advertisement and not label it as such in some form. But as with everything, as new technologies emerge, you can devise legal loopholes that don't totally apply to you and probably need regulati
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by jerojero 1y ago
There's probably different ways the LLM converged to it. One could be for example: from people asking online which tools they should use to build something and being constantly recommended to do it with Next.js Another could be: how ma
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by jerojero 1y ago
I think you need to be careful here because you shouldn't be comparing chat apps to the current state of search results. Instead you compare it to the ideal or to the state of them before companies decided that instead of providing wha
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by jerojero 1y ago
Well, for one I do a lot of Photography with my phone because I enjoy the flexibility and portability of it. I do have a good camera but when you're out and about its still too big for my liking. Most importantly, phones now a days com
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by jerojero 1y ago
Elections are not a necessary part of democracy as you can have a democracy through sortition as well, like they did in some parts of ancient Greece. Other than that, yeah.
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by jerojero 1y ago
It'll work well for the rest of the world. Though in this position, maybe China gets greedy.
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by jerojero 1y ago
I don't like using a dryer even when I had one. Its way too taxing on the fabrics. Its nice to have as a last resort or during winter tho.
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by jerojero 1y ago
I can't wait to move to Europe and end my Adobe subscription that I forgot to cancel a few months ago.

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