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by jsheard 8mo ago
You only have to look at Google Search to see how this plays out. Their ads were also clearly separated and distinguished from the organic content, until they weren't.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Do you really think an AI model provided by Google is never going to have ads?
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by jsheard 8mo ago
They're in the process of moving from "legacy" infra to Azure, so there's a ton of churn happening behind the scenes. That's probably why things keep exploding.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Pretty much every non-E2EE platform is scanning every uploaded image for CSAM at least, that's a baseline ass-covering measure.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
True, but Apple is a weird case because they haven't actually raised their prices in response to the recent shortages. They were always this high, so their margins were enormous before.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Apple chips are very good especially for their power envelope but let's not get ahead of ourselves, the only way a Macbook Air feels competitive with a top-of-the-line desktop is if you're not actually utilizing the full sustained
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by jsheard 8mo ago
I agree it shouldn't really matter if there's no C++ features in play, but I suppose third party headers could bite you if they use #ifdef __cplusplus to guard optional C++ extensions on top of their basic C interface. In that cas
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Incredible how quickly that moment passed. Four months on it's barely clinging to the App Store top 100, below killer apps such as Gossip Harbor®: Merge & Story.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Firefox already mitigates this by randomizing the extension path: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web... The file is then available using a URL like: moz-extension:/&#
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Looks to me like LinkedIn is fetching chrome-extension://{extension id}/{known filename} and seeing if it succeeds, not pinging the web store. Should be patched nonetheless though, that's a pretty obscene fingerprinting
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by jsheard 8mo ago
The impressiveness of converting C to Rust by any means is kind of contingent on how much unnecessary unsafe there is in the end result though.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
CC has >6000 open issues, despite their bot auto-culling them after 60 days of inactivity. It was ~5800 when I looked just a few days ago so they seem to be accelerating towards some kind of bug singularity.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Altman said himself that he felt useless compared to Codex, so maybe Codex should just run the company. It would certainly be cheaper.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Remarkable is quite different because it uses an E-Ink Gallery display, as opposed to the E-Ink Kaleido displays found on most cheaper colour e-readers such as yours. Gallery has true CYMK e-ink pigments while Kaleido is just mono e-ink wit
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by jsheard 8mo ago
It's not great to see LLM bots posting on HN, though.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
You can also create a standalone pull zone and point your existing DNS provider to the CNAME they give you. (don't use CNAME flattening with DNS-routed CDNs like Bunny though, if you must use an apex domain then use the CDNs integrated
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by jsheard 9mo ago
For one they're EU-based, which may be a selling point if you're inclined to divest from US tech when possible.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
It does feel like they're spreading their resources pretty thin though, the S3-compatible interface for their file storage has been "coming soon" since 2022.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Maybe so, but the actual SpaceX engineers are powerless to stop Elon running his mouth.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
> Current advances in AI are dependent on large terrestrial data centers, which require immense amounts of power and cooling. You know what's even harder to cool? > Orbital Data Centers
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by jsheard 9mo ago
To add insult to injury, the obvious path is for studios to switch from Adobe to ToonBoom... which already copied Adobe's playbook by going subscription-only last year.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
For context, although Flash Player died a long time ago, the editor lived on in "offline" 2D animation workflows where the end result is rendered out to video. Lots of kids shows are still made with it, and at least some anime s
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Adobe Animate (formerly Flash) will be discontinued on March 1st(helpx.adobe.com)
51 points by jsheard 9mo ago|24 comments
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Microsoft is walking back Windows 11's AI overload(windowscentral.com)
210 points by jsheard 9mo ago|285 comments
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Deezer says up to 85% of its AI-music streams are now fraudulent(musically.com)
2 points by jsheard 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jsheard 9mo ago
> Not very trust-inducing to rename a popular project so often in such a short time. Yeah but think of the upside - every time you rename a project you get to launch a new tie-in memecoin.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Wasn't "ChatGPT" itself only supposed to be a research/academic name, until it unexpectedly broke containment and they ended up having to roll with it? The naming was cursed from the start.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Google has made it clear that Genie doesn't maintain an explicit 3D scene representation, so I don't think hooking in "assists" like that is on the table. Even if it were, the AI layer would still have to infer things li
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by jsheard 9mo ago
> What if you could put in all the inputs and it can simulate real world scenarios you can walk through to benefit mankind e.g disaster scenarios, events, plane crashes, traffic patterns. This is only a useful premise if it can do any of
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Best they can do is 60 seconds, for now at least.

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