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by nerdjon 2y ago
Glad there is at least one company not jumping on the bandwagon and actually caring about their current customers. Genuine question though, before this generative AI boom Photoshop had features that in retrospect makes me think it was gener
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by nerdjon 2y ago
The reason I responded is your original post gave the impression that you think any workload in the cloud will be cheaper on your own hardware. Which is not true. I am reluctant to try to make any assumptions about the workflow here since I
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Not every company operates at that scale. And if you click their first article about making the decision, they even acknowledged what I said about the ability to scale up and down being a major feature of the cloud and then said that does n
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by nerdjon 2y ago
We see this argument anytime a cloud migration comes up and it’s a severe simplification. Having your own datacenter requires someone to manage that hardware. There are costs for the space you are in. But you also have to have the hardware
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by nerdjon 2y ago
In an ideal world that would be the case but it’s not realistic. Money needs to be made somehow, even if it is just to break even on the cost of making the video. Maybe you needed to buy something. We see people complain about paywalls on w
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by nerdjon 2y ago
My only concern about this is the signup processes that already take multiple pages anyways. Take cell phones or internet, I don't have an exact number but I feel like with those given all of the information I have to put in, various a
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by nerdjon 2y ago
That I agree with, it is a stupid change. However, it is worth mentioning that in 3 of the "span of links" seem to be referencing the screen recording change I mentioned. (1 for sure, the third one ... kinda vague?). But also: &gt
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I will admit that the gatekeeper change is annoying. It’s already hidden under a menu with control click so I hope that change doesn’t hit retail. But correct me if I am wrong, the weekly alerts is only for screen recording right? Realistic
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I am almost surprised they did not try to come up with something that isn't really that bad, but isn't great that they failed at just to give themselves a "critical" failure. That would add credibility to this self made
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by nerdjon 2y ago
That… is good to know. I knew they were required but figured generic Truvada was the requirement. Well kinda irrelevant. My previous insurance loved to deny things, it’s why my company changed. I worked with my doctor, tried multiple times
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by nerdjon 2y ago
The problem I think really comes down to there being a generic Truvada. Insurance for a bit seemed fine with covering Descovy but it seems that is less of a case now since it’s so much more. I would expect the same with a shot like this. Ho
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Glad that we finally got confirmation of the speculation that I saw on Ars last week that they are exploring using SpaceX. I honestly can't imagine the conversations happening privately with the Astronauts. You know the problems this t
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by nerdjon 2y ago
That assumes that everyone you are engaging with knows their status. If someone knows they are HIV+ and are undetectable than you are more informed about the risk than you are in many other situations. Also, if your partner is positive are
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by nerdjon 2y ago
What I have noticed is that in most situations saying "PrEP" is enough. For my doctor that meant discussing Truvada, Descovy, and what is just kinda dubbed "Injectable Prep". This aligns with most apps also just saying
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I mean when you can just make some quick hardware and then spend a few hours (if that) setting up your queries to OpenAI and tweaking the system prompt for a boatload of money apparently who isnt going to do that... ... That is basically wh
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I don't think that will be the case, I think at first glance this is a failure of wearables but FitBit, Apple Watch, and others clearly prove that wearables are a desirable market. With Samsung doing their ring, that is only going to h
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by nerdjon 2y ago
That does seem to be my impression, and I can't exactly blame the situation. I mean realistically how many drives that are not in video game consoles are we realistically selling anymore? Even less at this smaller scale (I always assum
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I am not excusing the situation in these factory farms, the ability of a consumer to just not think about where their meat is coming from... is extremely easy. But it never really seems like we propose solutions that will actually move the
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by nerdjon 2y ago
When I saw the headline the first thing I did was search for AI, was quite shocked to not see that as the reason (at least not mentioned here) money was thrown at something.
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I almost grabbed one of these a few years ago when I was finally ripping all of my DVD's, but ended up just getting a cheap one off Amazon but its finicky. How was the reliability of these things? Did it just generally work and didn&#x
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I have a bad feeling that this is just going to introduce more shovelware apps that try to shove AI use in without really understanding what they are going to get back. Yay I can now ensure the json object will look how I want, but lets com
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by nerdjon 2y ago
So here is my question, Anthropic seems to be trying to say they are a "safer" and more responsible AI company. And based on the features they have released that seems true so far, but I am legitimately curious if they really are
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I wonder if they could get around the non-public part if they themselves made the data freely available. If for example, they collected the data from the apartments they manage but the data was available on their site. I don't see anyt
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I am getting greesemonkey flashbacks. I know it is not where near as powerful. But if I remember correctly one of its most basic functionality was something like this. Hopefully this does end up syncing between devices and just isn't p
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by nerdjon 2y ago
It looks cool, this is not a critique of your work just something I have noticed about myself and curious if others have. I don't know why but I have long struggled with using icons to mark a task. There are certain ones that are so en
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Most of these sure. Workmail is a weird choice, I mean its just fine as an email system so why cut it? Plus migrating email hosts is kinda a pain. I use it for my personal/professional email and, I never interact with Workmail directly
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> Let this be a lesson to not introduce single points of failure into critical systems without having prepared for their unavailaility or misbehaviour. I think that is where this is going to get more complicated, I think that this has br
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by nerdjon 2y ago
The Microsoft part of this I find interesting, I mean I guess it would be standard legal practice to also go after them even if it is thrown out. But that one is weird. Maybe Microsoft encouraged Delta to use Crowdstrike, then ok I could se
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Thats why I started to feel like that no one had a good explanation of what exactly they are going for here. The person I was discussing with seemed to imply the information they were presenting was from youtube videos. My impression was th
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> World of Warcraft in 2004 is very different from World of Warcraft in 2024. Do future versions "destroy" previous ones? How do you deal with this? Well one of the links that was provided to me in the last discussion list the

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