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by m00x 3y ago
You've described the counterpoint perfectly to your argument. It would take billions of dollars and 50+ years of development to have a chance. You would also need phone partners, which wouldn't go with a small OS maker. So you&#x2
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by m00x 3y ago
Such I've heard from some friends that work there. WebGPU isn't even released on most browsers, so it's unlikely we'll see it for several years. It's not that much different from Vulkan.
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by m00x 3y ago
According to the judge's interpretation of the US antitrust law*
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by m00x 3y ago
You can sideload on both in Europe since it's required by law. But yes, I agree that Google's strategy is more open, and they allow others to use the Android source code to make their own (Amazon app store, Microsoft, etc). Apple
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by m00x 3y ago
They're already working on a WebGPU adapter :)
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by m00x 3y ago
This is the perfect definition of a strawman argument. There are 2 dominating app stores: - Google/Android app store - IOS app store They have a duopoly in the mobile market, and they each have a monopoly on their platform. The deli co
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by m00x 4y ago
These specific questions are very hard for an AI to answer. Just like humans suck at calculating numbers, AIs aren't good at sparse self-questioning. They're extremely good at other tasks, like taking very difficult tests that req
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by m00x 4y ago
Stable diffusion is just the "brand" of the diffusion generative model, just like Midjourney. If you look at the stable-diffusion repo, it says that SD is based off a colab with StabilityAI and Runway. Most of the value from these
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by m00x 4y ago
I don't get that sense at all. You could do the same with tensorflow and pytorch, but in my experience, with more difficulty since they're more opinionated about how you should do your operations. JAX is definitely easier to do th
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by m00x 4y ago
> The Saudi's want to help prop up Russia indirectly. Source?
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by m00x 4y ago
ITT armchair lawyers LARPing.
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by m00x 4y ago
Trained would mean the current model wasn't trained at all from ShareGPT data, not that was trained on it previously, and isn't being trained anymore. This association makes no sense.
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by m00x 4y ago
We do the same thing in our brains. 1 is a token in our brain, so is 2, and 3.
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by m00x 4y ago
Agree, albeit somewhat accurate, the real title of the post is "Google Suspends Chinese E-Commerce App Pinduoduo Over Malware"
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by m00x 4y ago
But then it's either bullshit from an AI or bullshit from a human.
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by m00x 4y ago
Because they have a fiduciary duty to their depositors, not themselves. If you control a bank, you make sure that every cent is where it's supposed to be, and that your customers are taken care of first.
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by m00x 4y ago
It has to do more with things outside of the text itself. Usually it's because it's of popular spam subjects, spoofed domains, untrustworthy email servers, etc.
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by m00x 4y ago
It's almost as if it's incredibly difficult to come out the gates with a competitive GPU.
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by m00x 4y ago
Working class people get killed in China too. My friend's wife's family completely disappeared because they said something bad about the local government on WeChat. Their house was empty when she went to check up on them (after CO
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by m00x 4y ago
This study's method does not properly assess the article's claim. OP's first statement is correct, the latter wasn't necessary, but I wouldn't call it misogynist. The study isn't really the issue here. It'
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by m00x 4y ago
Like supporting TOTP? https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/getting-started/verify...
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by m00x 4y ago
Which is why they recommend a security key or a TOTP auth instead of SMS. https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/getting-started/verify...
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by m00x 4y ago
Banks have little to no control over this. Banking regulation E controls this aspect. So yes, a reason to keep it at your bank (which is regulated heavily).
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by m00x 4y ago
Unless you're the government. 1 Manager to 1 worker is very common.
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by m00x 4y ago
Least obvious ad
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by m00x 4y ago
We already have car immobilizers on leased cars. This would just make it innate to the car's computer instead of an external tool, making it more reliable and harder to remove.
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by m00x 4y ago
Did you read the title up to the word "lease"?
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by m00x 4y ago
Yes, I read that part. It doesn't counter any of my points, they actually enforce them. Oxycontin was safe to use for their intended purposes, but they were not used that way. It wasn't the approval process that was problematic, j
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by m00x 4y ago
This is highly misleading. The FDA requires a lot more than a few medical papers. They have their own guidelines for studies, and you have to follow them to the letter. They also have investigators present to make sure data isn't misla
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by m00x 4y ago
Their graphics division has certainly been lacking vs Nvidia's cards, but are still far ahead of Intel's. Their desktop and server CPUs are crushing the market. > They are deliberately keeping prices high and creating artificia

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