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by kernal 4y ago
Question answered by Elon himself on Twitter: >I donated the first $100M to OpenAI when it was a non-profit, but have no ownership or control
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by kernal 4y ago
>Musk reneged on a publicly announced funding arrangement, providing only $100 million of his planned $1 billion in support, according to the report. So does Musk still have equity with his $100 million investment or did he also pull out
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by kernal 4y ago
Form over function. It's what Apple does.
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by kernal 4y ago
Nice to see ChatGPT providing attribution without explicitly asking for it.
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by kernal 4y ago
The hubris at Google for sitting on their inferior AI chatbot is amusing. They could have been a contender, but decided we weren't ready for an AI chatbot whose main prowess seems to be scraping websites. This is all on Sundar Pichai a
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by kernal 4y ago
I'm curious to what chatGPT would produce when presented with the same question. Obviously it would be presenting scraped results, but would it give attribution and admit it plagiarized when asked?
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by kernal 4y ago
Apple is Next.
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by kernal 4y ago
The main problem with Google is Sundar Pichai.
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by kernal 4y ago
Both responses contain roughly the same information. I, however, prefer how the information is presented in Bard as the daily activities give me an idea of what I can do during the day instead of what I can do during a date span.
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by kernal 4y ago
Are you implying that the Clubhouse got worse because they brought in Android users? Because, if you are, that's pretty ......
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by kernal 4y ago
Samsung has a history of deceiving people on the performance of their phones. >Earlier this week, we were made aware of Samsung’s Game Optimizing Service (GOS) and how it throttles the performance of games and applications. GOS decides t
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by kernal 4y ago
How does Vivaldi make money? >Every time you search using one of the pre-installed search engines, you're helping us grow, one search at a time. Currently, we work with DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, Startpage, Yahoo!, Bing, Yandex and Neeva.
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by kernal 4y ago
Google Search Is Dying (2025) Google Search Is Dying (2024) Google Search Is Dying (2023) Google Search Is Dying (2022) Google Search Is Dying (2021) Google Search Is Dying (2020) Google Search Is Dying (2019) Google Search Is Dying (2018)
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by kernal 4y ago
To test this out I installed apps from 3 of the largest banks on a Nexus 5 running Lineage OS 20 (Android 13 - yes a 9 year old phone with 2GB of RAM running Android 13 very well) with a minimum install of Google Play Services. 1 app said I
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by kernal 4y ago
The phone costs $150 and you expect more than 3 years of updates? Here's a hack to get 12 years of updates - buy a new Nokia every 3 years x 4 and get 12 years of security updates for less than the cost of an iPhone 13.
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by kernal 4y ago
True. A talented developer abuses the hell out of breakpoints by using hit counts, conditions and trigger points.
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by kernal 4y ago
Calling Android an "acquisition" is really overblown. What Google bought was a handful of employees and a 3000 line JavaScript demo. There was no "Android" OS when Google bought them. source: Androids: The Team that Buil
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by kernal 4y ago
>An interesting level of this scene is that it implies neither terminator is able to identify a fabricated voice even though they have a full understanding of each other's design. The T-1000 cannot tell it is talking to a T-800 unti
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by kernal 4y ago
All LineageOS builds, regardless of whether they are official or unofficial, are insecure by default as the binary blobs are outdated and will never be updated. LineageOS is the point of last resort if you want to update your EOL device to
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by kernal 4y ago
I have a Nexus 5, released in 2013, running Android 13 surprisingly well. >Unless you mean unofficial builds, which are either too much work for most users, or not especially trustworthy. The process to install an unofficial build is the
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by kernal 4y ago
My iPhone 6 was released on September 19, 2014 and it received its last OS update on September 17, 2018 with iOS 12 so it received only 4 OS updates updates. It continued to receive minor security updates until June, 2021 so about 6 1/
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by kernal 4y ago
The top Android OEM's now offer 3/4 OS updates and 5 years of security updates. It's time to let go of the "Android software update problem is a tragedy" criticism. And if you still want to use your Android phone af
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by kernal 4y ago
The top Play apps and games use native libraries. Here's a CppCon talk that mentions that 75% of the top 100 Play apps and games use C++. https://youtube.com/watch?v=2Y47g8xNE1o&feature=shares
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by kernal 4y ago
If it really was a failure of the NYT then how do you explain how they ignored these egregious lies? https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/list/?category=&ruling...
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by kernal 4y ago
If 3nm is merely a marketing term that has no relation to the distance between transistors than aren't we approaching a state where we could theoretically go into the negatives?
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by kernal 4y ago
I found the uncovering of the "trap streets" amusing and how they would change once made public.
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by kernal 4y ago
>It is simply stunning that the seasoned direction and counsel that someone of John Carmack’s caliber is capable of delivering was not being followed. He worked for an Ad company that voraciously mined through their user's data. Unl
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by kernal 4y ago
So it's okay for Apple to have a monopoly on their OS, but we need to knee cap anyone that tries to challenge them with competing apps.
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by kernal 4y ago
>Well it seems like Elon is reneging on his previous commitment to free speech. Just curious, would you be ok with some guy tracking the location of your kids on a hourly basis?
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by kernal 4y ago
There's also the conspiracy that the broader category of uneducated people have co-opted the word fascist.

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