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Adding a few diverse hardware environments available for testing during the duration would mitigate this. Many companies wouldn't have any issues having infrastructure specific optimizations either. (Part of) Deepseek's big advant
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Feels like HTX blew up out of nowhere with a ton of long form content at once, but they were huge in Chinese social media already, and finally decided to start translating previous content to english and uploading to Youtube.
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11mo ago
I’m not sure I trust snap of all companies to make a good cross platform framework after how terrible their android app has been.
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11mo ago
I went through the whole blind research rabbit hole and ended up with Smartwings via Amazon. I had looked into a lot of other providers and nothing had a similar combination of reliability, cost, and customer service.
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1y ago
Customers are generally low-information shoppers. They go to a hardware store and ask the salesperson for a fridge that fits their requirements. The rep will show them a few options, and then the customer gets to try them out. This is where
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1y ago
This is one of my favorite features of macs and it astounds me there's nothing close in equivalence for the other platforms. The recommendations are always 'Install a keybinding app and add all of them as key bindings', as if
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1y ago
I would absolutely disagree. A lot of my friends and relatives will spend their evenings (especially during basketball/football playoffs) alone watching sports. Sometimes with their partners in the room, but they're often not payi
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1y ago
I'm surprised we haven't seen more live AR/VR sports content. There's so much that could be enhanced via the Vision Pro if the app content were there, and Apple is clearly able to throw money around to make things happen
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1y ago
Different Chip SKUs are often a TON of work. By trying to release all of them at the same time, you'll have a chip pipeline where you need tons of work, all at the same time, all in the same stages of the process. By staggering them, y
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1y ago
There are a lot of annoying hurdles when allowing some types of application access. Needing to manually allow things in the security menu, allowing unrecognized developers, unsigned apps. Nothing insurmountable so far, but progressively mor
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1y ago
Apple really doesn't tell power-users about a lot of these features. You can really gain a lot by searching for Mac shortcuts and tricks. I still learn new things that have been around for over a decade.
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1y ago
It's talking about the specific content being watched, right? Could a media company release a silent episode, then if any ad with noise is played on it, file suit?
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1y ago
I've been using Ink/Stitch for awhile, and it has an extraordinarily steep learning curve compared to manufacturer specific software. Most of the information you need to run it safely without getting tangles or breaking needles is
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1y ago
Interestingly, this means Saudi Arabia now owns the PGA Tour line of video games.
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1y ago
imo: 1. Go's spec and standard practices are more stable, in my experience. This means the training data is tighter and more likely to work. 2. Go's types give the llm more information on how to use something, versus the python mo
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1y ago
"You're absolutely right— This code works by [...]"
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1y ago
I'm skeptical it'll stay around, if only because the Air was not given a number designation like the other iPhones
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1y ago
iTerm2 has a basic animated cursor that I like, just a frame or two long, and fairly subtle. It would be nice if it expanded to support this type of animation, I do wish it were a bit more visible (though not, perhaps, the EDM show presente
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1y ago
In-app purchases (ie upgrading an App subscription) are different from purchases in an app (ie buying things on Amazon). Entirely different platforms and structures that have been separate forever.
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1y ago
That's a shame, might just have to circulate in front of the right people.
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1y ago
I'd wager OP will get some DMs from people willing to pay $1k+ for this sort of thing. Watch people can be very spendy, especially for something unique like this.
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1y ago
15 years ago, Sharp released “Quattron” TVs with yellow subpixels. It was effectively indistinguishable, even in person.
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It's interesting that they say in their own design guidelines to avoid glass-on-glass, then use it for the control center, to obvious detriment.
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1y ago
This was specifically addressed in the blogpost. This is illegal in Hong Kong too.
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1y ago
Talking about the AP exams in particular _improves_ time spent. You're sitting in class anyway, might as well get college credit for it. Getting a good grade there means you _won't_ have to take an equivalent course in college, mo
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1y ago
There's funky math propping up the training of new AI. That much is certainly true. But just running frontier models on hardware is very doable, and is already capable of absolutely changing the software landscape in the next decade, e
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1y ago
Try Cursor.ai or Windsail. They have free trials for the good models, and are pretty cheap to use if you decide you like them.
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It's sure phrased like one, but I'd be careful to attribute LLM thought process to what it says it's thinking. LLMs are experts at working backwards to justify why they came to an answer, even when it's entirely fabricat
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1y ago
> Sure, it's trivial, but it's way faster than doing it myself That's the clincher for me. So much software work is just excecuting on a design, not inventing anything new. Being able to do 5x the trivial work in an hour i
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1y ago
It's fashion, to an extent. Do you only have a single outfit? Would you even if it was always the right weather for them, and was always clean? Kids often spend a lot of time in these environments, which makes them want variety of expr
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