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421.
by kcb 3y ago
No. Statements from Ilya himself.
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by kcb 3y ago
It's been confirmed to be Ilya.
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by kcb 3y ago
Convincing yourself and others that you're developing this thing that could destroy humanity if you personally slip up and are just not careful enough makes you feel really powerful.
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by kcb 3y ago
What I don't understand though is, doesn't that birth require an extreme amount of capital?
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by kcb 3y ago
Is it a winning move though? The biggest loser in this seems to be the company that was bankrolling their endeavor, Microsoft.
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by kcb 3y ago
A big investment from another trillion dollar tech company.
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by kcb 3y ago
Feels like the kind of situation where the two are just going to end up forming a new company that eventually surpasses OpenAI.
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by kcb 3y ago
From anything I've read that is not the issue that caused the strike.
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by kcb 3y ago
Elon Musk has ICBMs.
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by kcb 3y ago
Oh yea, it totally looks like a replacement for a $100k F-250. The same class of vehicle really.
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by kcb 3y ago
Yea, i've read it but the point still stands. And there's all sorts of tricked out golf carts available with most of those features. Being able to bounce around your own property is cool, and there's many types of small vehic
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by kcb 3y ago
That's something that's basically equivalent to a golf cart with a bed on it. Hardly an example of anything useful except transporting some stuff around your own property.
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by kcb 3y ago
Apple implementing RCS will surely be a major change to that.
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by kcb 3y ago
The point is that they interoperate.
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by kcb 3y ago
"Oh no, I've got the flu, guess I have to declare bankruptcy again." -How Europeans think US healthcare works
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by kcb 3y ago
That's not how that works.
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by kcb 3y ago
Yes it does...what bizarre takes. Lack of health insurance affects a gap of people that don't qualify for public programs and can't afford private insurance. Many people with way less than a million dollars buy private health insu
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by kcb 3y ago
> Well established fact that Musk is a figure head Except there's many testimonies from engineers at his companies that attest the exact opposite.
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by kcb 3y ago
You can make a fully functional API service with minimal or no third party dependencies.
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by kcb 3y ago
KDE is the pretty terrible in terms of consistency. Because it tries to support every variation of workflow it always felt like it was really lacking in UX. Ive tried several times to get it but I usually fall back to Gnome. Even if I don&#
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by kcb 3y ago
Netflix has primarily used HEVC every time I've checked for a while now. Especially for any of the 4K HDR stuff.
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by kcb 3y ago
dotnet is available in the big distros package managers.
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by kcb 3y ago
If everyone bought whatever the insiders were buying there would be no one to take the other side.
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by kcb 3y ago
They've got all the Premium Prices. They've got $19.99 for sale for $200.00.
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by kcb 3y ago
That sounds pretty out of touch...I have several laptops with 8GB of RAM and Windows 11. It works ok for the same things an 8gb MacBook works ok for.
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by kcb 3y ago
Fractional Scaling works pretty well out of the box on Ubuntu. It seems they apply patches to support it. As someone who just swapped from Fedora 38 to Ubuntu 23.10, Ubuntu definitely wins in terms of being a polished desktop experience.
447.
by kcb 3y ago
And still lacking VRR support. All we have is this needlessly drama laden multi-year MR https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/1154
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by kcb 3y ago
That's what I'm running now with 125% scale and it looks perfect to me.
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by kcb 3y ago
macOS fractional scaling never looked good for me on a 4K 32" screen. At 5K you can get a clean 2560x1440 integer scale.
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by kcb 3y ago
Entertain my audience and make me $1 million and I'll give you $500k philanthropy?

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