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by m00x 6y ago
> Ultimately the engineers and other humans behind the scenes are the ultimate arbiters of success, loss functions are chosen by humans, and swapping training data on the same model won't change those early decisions How would chang
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by m00x 6y ago
If anyone has been following nvidia/linux story, this nails it on the head. Apple has never played well with FOSS and aren't going to start now. Apple's implementation will always be ahead, better, less bugs, and the linux po
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by m00x 6y ago
It's fair for Steam to charge that additional 25-30% since you have a choice to use it or not to reach that audience. If you become popular, you can de-list yourself off of Steam, and continue running on your website for free. The issu
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by m00x 6y ago
Let's stop using $1 as a bar since it's extremely misleading. The lowest purchase of Robux is $5 USD, which would make the charge $0.46, or less than 10%. This is also Stripe's added-on fee. Large players also get very little
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by m00x 6y ago
It seems crazy to me that they're allowed to do this. Imagine paying 30% more for software on your computer. It's pretty obvious that very few competitors could pierce the phone market, even less the phone app store market. At lea
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by m00x 6y ago
Not exactly wrong. They do take low variable $0.10-0.25 flat fee, then another 0-3% from the purchase depending on the card and merchant. They don't take 25% though, that's misleading. If the purchase is $100, they take around $2
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by m00x 6y ago
I think they're still great for the most part. I have a Pixel 4 and my partner has a pixel 4a and we're both super happy with it. Google Search is just as good if not better than a few years ago, but Gmail is getting a little bloa
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by m00x 6y ago
OP is making a claim that privacy is top notch with no proof. I don't really agree that we can automatically say it isn't because it's closed source, but it's pretty hard to confirm that it is without reading the source
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by m00x 6y ago
> - Privacy seems to be top-notch How can you assess the privacy of the browser? Did you do tests to verify this?
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by m00x 6y ago
I think people don't understand the perspective here because it's being normalized by all the big players. To make it simpler to understand, apply this system to your computer. What if you couldn't install what you wanted and
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by m00x 6y ago
Who is this for? I feel like PMs will just put everything in the top right corner.
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by m00x 6y ago
AI is learning existing patterns from input/outputs. Programming is setting up patterns to turn your inputs into desired outputs. Most often it's just plumbing data around with some transformations. What you're talking about
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by m00x 6y ago
Why would you use a GAN for this?
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by m00x 6y ago
You can give out remote control on Zoom as well. I'm not sure how this is better.
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by m00x 6y ago
Native apps are nice, but they have to be accompanied with support for other OS's if you want to collaborate with others. Every company I've worked at switched from Sketch to Figma because it makes working with other so much easie
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by m00x 6y ago
That's gotta be the dumbest comment I've ever read. You gonna plan your child's life around your company's projects?
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by m00x 6y ago
> Are you saying the software to perform the syncing costs more than a few dollars per month? The operational costs could be more than that per user if you want regular updates. That's disregarding engineering time.
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by m00x 6y ago
Filing an SAR usually comes (99.99%) along with suspending the account. Suspension of account usually comes before filing the SAR as to stop any further illegal actions.
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by m00x 6y ago
Before laying down judgement on Google, this is standard procedure for any kind of legal matter / fraud. I work at a bank and it's absolutely critical that we do not let anyone know of our reasons for banning/suspending accou
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by m00x 6y ago
Maybe that action is to be ensued later as part of the investigation. Google banning accounts stories is usually a one-sided thing. Who knows if Google had a very good reason to ban his account.
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by m00x 6y ago
He worked at Google. Look at his most recent tweets.
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by m00x 6y ago
Not really. It's not one of the top 10 most popular destination by either event volume or counts.
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by m00x 6y ago
It's extremely annoying to me that Apple devices don't allow you to delete their apps. I have youtube music on my laptop and every time I search for "Music" in spotlight or Alfred, it picks Apple Music instead of Youtube
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by m00x 6y ago
You can still use the stock apps, which come bundled up. The only difference is that people who don't want it can delete them.
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by m00x 6y ago
Could not agree more. A lot of the time the simplest, dumbest solution is the best. There are some practices that make your app easier to manage, but you need to understand in which circumstances you need to use them. A lot of the successfu
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by m00x 6y ago
From the progress China has done to their military, Taiwan might be today, but Japan, Canada and eventually the USA will be next. While the US is paralyzed by incompetent leadership and money-hoarding billionaires, China's leadership p
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by m00x 6y ago
You mean TSMC, a Taiwanese comapny, is taking the threat seriously. By people, they meant the other non-Taiwanese people. I can assure you that the Taiwanese population takes this threat seriously.
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by m00x 6y ago
I found namecheap to be way cheaper in most cases. I was gonna use google's new domain product since I'm a huge Google fanboy, but it ended up being 10x pricier in some cases and the interface isn't as powerful (maybe for the
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by m00x 6y ago
The issue isn't paying, it's how much you have to pay to get in. $10-15/m for a hobby makes sense, $80/m doesn't. If someone came out with a hobbyist license that was cheap to get with some limitations (no commercia
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by m00x 6y ago
Damn that sucks. I thought HN had better anti-spam methods.

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