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by kernal 3y ago
What about the binary blob drivers that can’t be patched and are one of the leading attack vectors? Just look at all of the Qualcomm monthly patches alone . Unless all of your binaries, that have no source, are up to date you’ll never be s
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by kernal 3y ago
Sigh…there has never been an 0day Stagefright exploit in the wild. And even if there was it wouldn’t have worked on all Android devices due to the OS differences among OEMs. Also, there are plenty of old iPhones that do not receive updates
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by kernal 3y ago
I just did and got The Fires of Heaven along with an Overview, Summary and Reviews. Are you sure you’re not using Bing?
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by kernal 3y ago
Hmm...Apple's quarterly results would say otherwise.
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by kernal 3y ago
You can add Threads right now under the category of dead.
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by kernal 3y ago
>The first was a challenge in pure mathematics known as the cap set problem, which is about finding the largest set of points in space where no three points form a straight line. FunSearch was able to solve this by churning out programs
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by kernal 3y ago
Google really needs to be more like Apple and close source everything, keep all innovations to themselves and stop giving away software. Apple has shown that locked down operating systems and ecosystems are the most profitable and legal fr
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by kernal 3y ago
>building production applications on top of an undocumented API Sort of like how Apple builds their apps?
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by kernal 3y ago
>sued into bankruptcy Good luck with that. I'd like to see this play out in court with a technically inclined judge. Be careful what you wish for.
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by kernal 3y ago
How many ways does Apple have of blocking Beeper interoperability without major changes to their protocol that breaks existing functionality? They've already exhausted 1 of them without much delay.
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by kernal 3y ago
Why are Apple users so upset about this? It's almost as if they don't want interoperability with Android users. And please spare me the spam excuse.
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by kernal 3y ago
Remember when Internet Explorer was the most popular browser? Good times...
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by kernal 3y ago
The fact that OpenAI has an Android and iOS app out right now is just embarrassing for Google. They couldn't even be bothered to write a Bard/Gemini Flutter app.
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by kernal 3y ago
TFW the model name is superior to the consumer name.
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by kernal 3y ago
It's likely due to regulatory compliance. >Canadian lawmakers recently introduced legislation aimed at regulating AI. The Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA) mandates assessments, risk management, monitoring, data anonymizat
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by kernal 3y ago
Where's the Gemini/Bard Android/iOS app? Oh right, Google doesn't do apps /s
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by kernal 3y ago
I'd ask Gemini to find his replacement.
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by kernal 3y ago
How many other companies can you say that have possibly passed GPT-4?
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by kernal 3y ago
OpenAI is the internet explorer of AI.
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by kernal 3y ago
The Curmudgeon podcast, in which Jason talks in more detail about his review, is equally entertaining.
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by kernal 3y ago
Ilya doesn’t want to be known as the Steve Wozniak in this relationship while Sam is perceived as the Steve Jobs. Unless you’re technically inclined no one remembers or praises the contributions of the Woz.
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by kernal 3y ago
>Let's start with a simple question: Is Google a tech company? The answer is obviously yes. Oh dear...
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by kernal 3y ago
The ball is now in Apple's court.
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by kernal 3y ago
It pales in comparison to your Apple worship
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by kernal 3y ago
>they hold the record for software updates on smartphones - 10 years for the iPhone 5s This is such a disingenuous comment. Claiming that it got 10 years of updates because it received a recent security update is not telling the complete
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by kernal 3y ago
Apple couldn't build a modem chip better than Qualcomm. The top comment should always be a one line summary of the click bait title.
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by kernal 3y ago
Of course it’s peak. The A series are notorious for throttling.
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by kernal 3y ago
>After the first year, about 1/5 laptops needed major repair. None of them would make it to 5 years Do you believe a Mac or Windows laptop would have been more reliable given the abuse they were subjected to?
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by kernal 3y ago
>Pixel is not an OS Then what do you call the custom OS that ships on the Pixel? Of course it's a custom built OS that's designed to work with the custom hardware on the Pixel. >One device series does not offer a glimpse of
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by kernal 3y ago
What about the proprietary binary blobs that Graphene is reliant on? Who vetted those?

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