lvl102

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by lvl102 3y ago
Going by Siri, they are behind competition by a wide margin.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Apple hit a plateau. I don’t think AR will be a meaningful driver of growth for awhile. Perhaps they make a big move and buy Disney.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I feel Meta is proud of showing off these prototypes but I think it just shows how amateur they’re at developing hardwares.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Is it really? India and China make up 40% of the world. Their “output” to the world is fraction of that. And that’s not gonna change due to culture.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I’d like to think of entropy in terms of randomness or rather uniqueness of elements/compounds within a system.
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by lvl102 3y ago
They will sell more than that. At least 500K. You’re underestimating Apple’s pull. Heck buy two. Save one completely wrapped. Sell it 20 years later.
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by lvl102 3y ago
To be fair, OS X was OK by 2003 but third-party softwares and especially MS Office sucked until 2007-08.
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by lvl102 3y ago
The first time I learned about OS X, I blindly bought Apple shares. I knew it would set them up for success down the road. Sounds silly now but foundation, such as OS for a computer company, matter. Although, OS X was painful for many years
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by lvl102 3y ago
To be honest, if I am building a CUDA alternative from scratch, I’d build it for Apple Silicon. Apple will have a monopoly on TSM’s state of the art.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I definitely agree state of the art is good enough for 97% of driving scenarios but they’re also not fail-safe and robust. In order for autonomous to be truly acceptable, they need to be 100x more safe. No, nearly flawless. In order to acco
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by lvl102 3y ago
It doesn’t take a lot to retro-fit roads with autonomous guardrail markers when we repave. It’s going to take a federal-level effort to accomplish this (which should have been apart of pandemic infrastructure stimulus). I strongly believe t
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by lvl102 3y ago
That makes sense. Thank you for the clarification.
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by lvl102 3y ago
People said the same thing about the iPhone. Heck, they said Android will compete too. Meta doesn’t even have 1/100th of the engineering/manufacturing capabilities of Apple. It’s literally Zuck sourcing mostly off the shelf hardwa
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by lvl102 3y ago
No. Experience is very different and people can just go right into their local Apple store to see the difference. People are ignoring the fact that Apple has one of the widest and best retail networks in the world. It’s game over for Meta.
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by lvl102 3y ago
At the end of the day, Zuck is going to burn even more money on VR due to Apple. He’s going to try to compete and sink an enormous amount of money chasing something he cannot catch. This is actually very bad for Meta.
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by lvl102 3y ago
My understanding is that they were forced to open these standards and charging stations in order to get full credits for their cars. Is that wrong?
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by lvl102 3y ago
Bitcoin solves this. Sorry I just had to. I think crypto as an investable asset class is finished. SEC is sending a very clear signal here. It’s entirely the community’s fault for failing to properly manage this space. They actually earned
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by lvl102 3y ago
Anyone else notice Apple’s mention of Apollo yesterday? It probably helps that Apollo is built by former Apple guys but it gave me a good chuckle.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I see big potentials for this device with DIY contents among others. Imagine putting this on to fix your car? It can guide you through exploded views and help you pin point problems. That could be big in professional settings too. HOWEVER,
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by lvl102 3y ago
There’s no question this will be a game changer. Applications will be absolutely endless. Can you imagine putting this on and having guides on fixing homes or cars? I didn’t know it was going to be completely untethered. That you can walk a
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by lvl102 3y ago
Why didn’t they release GPUs for those PCIe slots? I just don’t get why they couldn’t do a simple thing instead of AR/VR.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Paypal and its CEO are the worst. They screwed over so many people during the pandemic.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Don’t think building more homes in SF would help with homeless problems. The thing about SF and CA in general is that it is one of the most desirable places to live in the entire world.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I don’t think Nvidia competition is coming from AMD. It’s way too late for that to happen. MSFT/GOOG/META will have their hands dirty now and AMD might be left watching. Not to mention what Apple has in store for the next few year
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by lvl102 3y ago
3D print -> Silicone mold or salt method -> Bake You might be better off printing MJF.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I know this is a touchy subject but I hate the fact that I am married. If it works out you’re golden but if it doesn’t then it’s going to be a constant source of depression for the rest of your life.
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by lvl102 3y ago
This is why all of this AI stuff needs to be open source and in public domain.
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by lvl102 3y ago
I’d really like to modernize Simcity 4. Throw some AI on it for simulation. Stable diffusion for one of kind buildings. I just realized you can do so much with AI to make old games interesting now. Who knows, maybe that will be a big trend
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by lvl102 3y ago
I refuse to let my kids play this game. Their business practice of exploiting children is THE worst.
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by lvl102 3y ago
Do Simcity 4 next. Heck you can train it on actual buildings off of Google Maps or others like it.

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