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by nerdix 2y ago
It's especially telling that they never explain how "the first Trump Administration laid the foundation for America’s current strength and success in AI". Its clear that there would not have been any mention of the first Trum
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by nerdix 2y ago
I use protein from Naked Nutrition. Its fairly expensive but the version I buy is plain protein. No added favors or sweeteners. https://nakednutrition.com/products/grass-fed-whey-protein-p...
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by nerdix 2y ago
Trump has publicly talked about buying Greenland since his first term. This is an article from 2019: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/18/trump-consider...
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by nerdix 2y ago
Isn't Strix Halo just a code name?
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by nerdix 2y ago
App Store Optimization. Like SEO but for App Stores.
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by nerdix 2y ago
Everyone else paid the bribe (Zuckerberg, Altman, and Bezos all donated $1 million) so I guess it doesn't make sense to be the odd man out. I'm predicting that Pichai will be next to go to Mar-a-largo to bend the knee and paid his
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by nerdix 2y ago
Gemini 2.0 Flash when prompted with: "Will it be considered as offensive by some people when using words like Dad and Mum" It's unlikely that using "Dad" and "Mum" would be considered offensive by most peo
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by nerdix 2y ago
I wish this were true too but it doesn't appear that llms.txt is meant to be a markdown version of the site's content based on the example on the site and after peeking at a few llms.txt files on some of the sites in the directory
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by nerdix 2y ago
I knew of no one that had Sega Channel and I only knew of its existence because I had a subscription to Sega Power around the time of its launch which was covered in the magazine. The article claims 250,000 subscribers at its peak but it mi
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by nerdix 2y ago
Everyone has been trying to get into tech for the last 4 years. My wife works in healthcare. There are whole facebook groups dedicated to healthcare workers trying to transition into tech. A lot of these people are clinicians (Occupationa
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by nerdix 2y ago
I'm not sure which product(s) you're referring to. Apple has like 6 apps in the Play Store and one of them is for helping Android users migrate to iOS. On the other hand, Google has dozens of apps in the App Store. And Flutter We
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by nerdix 2y ago
as Apple intended.
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by nerdix 2y ago
But thats not Chrome's fault. I mostly use Chrome on Linux (fully Google distributed, closed source Chrome...so not Chromium) and I see those cloudflare captchas at a much higher rate than I do when using Windows or macOS.
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by nerdix 2y ago
The likely reason why they don't support Firefox is because it has less than 5% marketshare. It isn't a Chrome only site. You said that they support Chrome, IE, Edge (if they support IE then I'd assume that they might also
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by nerdix 2y ago
They don't. Apple gets away with stuff today that would have made Bill Gates blush in 1998. Imagine if Microsoft was able to just ban any competing browser from running on Windows. We wouldn't be here debating if Chrome is the
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by nerdix 2y ago
Google typically goes out of its way to make its products work on iOS while the same can't be said in reverse.
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by nerdix 2y ago
When the average voter attempts to prove that elections are insecure by doing the things you claim you could easily do, they end up getting caught and facing election fraud charges. Being able to cast a vote illegally is trivially easy beca
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by nerdix 2y ago
Anti-Semitism isn't an inherit trait of fascism. It's an inherit trait of Nazism. Mussolini was in power in Italy 10 years before Hitler was in Germany and he wasn't very anti-Semitic at all. He was influenced by Hitler towar
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by nerdix 2y ago
Then it's good thing he doesn't do that and instead converts it to PDF before sending.
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by nerdix 2y ago
They aren't playing 5D chess. They don't like the proposed Biden (and now Harris by extension) tax policy because it personally affects them. This is about billionaires wanting to avoid taxes.
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by nerdix 2y ago
One major difference is that Waymo went all in on lidar while Tesla did not.
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It's main use case is making the average office worker feel the same existential dread that some programmers feel when they see a LLM spit out a bunch of code in mere seconds.
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by nerdix 2y ago
It's only convenient because I already use Paypal. I only buy maybe 2-3 games a year from Steam directly. Most of the games in my library are from humble bundle (or similar sites). It's just been easier to click the Paypal button
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by nerdix 2y ago
Not really. They didn't have to go the iPhone route. They could have gone the 1980s Microsoft route: a fully closed source, propriety OS that they license to hardware manufacturers. The same forces that led to wide spread adoption of o
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by nerdix 2y ago
That's scary. I use PayPal to pay for steam games just out of convenience. My account is almost 20 years old (I signed up because you had to in order to play HL2) and I've purchased a lot of games over the years.
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by nerdix 2y ago
Yes, Apple has been consistently bad. Google is bad too but Android is still much more open than iOS today even if it has gradually become less open over time. I think punishing the more open platform and not the completely closed one will
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by nerdix 2y ago
Why should that matter? If anything, shouldn't that mean that Google doesn't have a monopoly on Android apps in the way that Apple has on iOS apps because the device manufacturer can pre-install their own store on their devices? L
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by nerdix 2y ago
One of those quotes where I can't tell if it's a compliment or not. I hear "He will find a way to not only survive but to thrive in difficult situations" But I also hear "He will eat people to get ahead".
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by nerdix 2y ago
We don't have to speculate. If you look at the actual tweet from Firaxis, they are recommending a Ryzen 9 5950X which is a 16 core/32 thread CPU or a i7-14700f which is a 20 core CPU (8 p-cores and 12 e-cores). So they are recomm
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by nerdix 2y ago
16 cores is pretty high end. I have a Ryzen 9 7900X which I bought last year and that is 12 cores/24 threads. It still retails for roughly $400. A lot of gamer CPUs don't have 16 cores. Neither the 7800x3D nor the 7900x3d have 1

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