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6mo ago
access to every camera on the system is the selling point
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6mo ago
The first few times it's going to be expensive, but once everyone level sets with intense scans of their codebases, "every single release" is actually not that big a deal, since you are not likely to be completely rebuilding
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6mo ago
it is distinctly against Flock's interests to offer a turnkey system to help people opt out of data collection from among Flock's many customers. It might be a service to the general public, but it certainly would not be a service
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6mo ago
That's the problem, they can't afford it
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6mo ago
The solution to a Columbia situation was the aforementioned stay at the ISS. The idea was to have many solutions for a range of situations. No reason to throw away a billion dollar shuttle if there is a repair in space option
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7mo ago
Well, part of the product is Elon's posts and his editorial choices that go into the algorithm. Also your example of the newspaper is also odd, because newspapers were and are well known to be influenced by their publishers and people
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7mo ago
Parent comment OP has to be trolling
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7mo ago
The proposition of a Mac Pro in the Apple Silicon world wasn't necessarily about performance, it was about the existence of the PCIe slots. I don't think AI becoming a workload for pro Macs means the Mac Pro doesn't have a pl
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7mo ago
"tuner" almost certainly refers to a radio (think AM/FM/SiriusXM) tuner module
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7mo ago
14v is not a transient, if your voltage was 12v with the car running, there's something wrong with the charging system (DC-to-DC in an EV, alternator/generator in an ICE) 13-14v is normal in all 12v automotive systems as the charg
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7mo ago
I meant just closing the financial records, not coming up with the shareholder marketing. It can take a month just to find out if you "made" the quarter or not, mostly because accounting and finance is combing through every line i
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7mo ago
The reason quarters take so long to close is because the numbers are being fiddled with. There's no reason someone shouldn't be able to close a quarter and report the numbers with the automation we have today in technology, meanin
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7mo ago
It's such a common case, especially in tech with startups and small software companies getting gobbled up all the time I can't see how you WOULDN'T consider it a possible reason
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7mo ago
I would not dismiss something like that directly being the cause. Not the reason you can't name a file "CON" on Windows, but it's very likely some weird ass thing they were stringing together with Windows Server and Hype
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7mo ago
>Help me understand why you would delete your AWS account if the company and email address are unchanged - I can’t see the motivation. Have you ever worked in a company of any size or complexity before? 1. Multiple accounts at the same c
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8mo ago
Points on your license are already a thing in most states in the US
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8mo ago
This is the biggest headscratcher about AI. Before 2020 every big tech company had a net neutral, if not net negative, carbon goal. And many of them were talking about not just buying offsets but actual neutrality. And others were talking a
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8mo ago
In a shrinking economy there isn't much growth. They can take the productivity gains to shrink their payrolls and get the same output with fewer people That said I don't think there is a ton of productivity growth yet with LLMs th
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8mo ago
That assumption would be wrong, and is why you get that kind of service from them. They may have targets of units sold but the real target is customer satisfaction and part of that is getting the customer into the right product so they'
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8mo ago
>I agree with you but the main thing g here, IMO, is the friction with all the alternatives you mention in getting something working. I would venture a guess signing up for Zapier is easier than getting OpenClaw up and running. Who can g
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8mo ago
LLMs are non-deterministic, so feeding that session back in possibly will get you a different output. Also, models change over time so you may not necessarily be able to run the session against the same model again The whole point of the so
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8mo ago
All code in Claude™ is written by Claude™
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8mo ago
"Am I nothing to you?" --Tim Cook
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8mo ago
I mean, maybe it's not, honestly it was the first FAANG that popped in my head as I typed the comment. But for most software engineers working at a place like that even as boring or not sexy as it may have become in SF, they won't
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8mo ago
I didn't say they were all working on the algorithm, there were a lot of people working in various content-related jobs: moderation, algorithm, partnership management with content creators, ad sales, and more
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8mo ago
it's already there in a large part of the country. being a swe in SF or NY is way different than being a swe in Birmingham, Alabama or Tampa, Florida or even a truly large city like Houston where you're writing internal software f
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8mo ago
Just because you agree with the social politics the algorithm is throwing out now vs. before doesn't mean it's not political
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8mo ago
a lot of the people laid off from X were working on content on things like moderation, and yes, the algorithm Is the site functional? Sure, I guess. I think the amount of traffic shrinking also has something to do with the viability with fe
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8mo ago
>If AI proves to be more beneficial to the public interest than copyright, then copyright will have to go. Going forward? Okay, sure. But people created all of the works they created with the understanding of the old system. If you want
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8mo ago
Walmart isn't directly competing with the Subway or bank that operates in the front of their store. There's not a second grocery store operating inside Walmart
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