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by odo1242 7mo ago
The link you link literally explains how GrapheneOS doesn’t support Play Integrity and apps should use the Hardware Attestation API instead.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
For a less biased source, check out BSBench (where Claude dominates, and the highest rating GPT is 2x worse): https://petergpt.github.io/bullshit-benchmark/viewer/index.v...
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Nope, I use GitHub Copilot (agentic mode) and I end up having to use the (more expensive) Claude model because ChatGPT never second-guesses me or even itself. Gemini is slightly worse though.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Before he went in for Trump he created an obviously fake, insanely expensive system that could never work in practice (Hyperloop) just to slow down California rail projects
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Claude Opus 4.6 is the best possible model to use in this test, with the least sycophancy. OpenAI and Gemini models are bad in comparison.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Hybrids are kinda the worst of both worlds though - you have all of the disadvantages of a internal combustion engine (maintenance costs, carbon footprint, fuel dependence), and all the disadvantages of a battery (car is more expensive, bat
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Those options don’t really exist though. The cars that cost 3x as much (new ones at least) are also doing the same thing.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
You can get that in wireless headphones too though? Most of those have a similarly shaped cable that goes across the headphones; there’s not a separate Bluetooth receiver on each side.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
All good wired headphones and earbuds (“IEMs”) have replaceable cables. And the ones that don’t are super cheap.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
I tested this and based on my testing it’s (3). The AirPods microphone actually gets (slightly) better in quality if you don’t play something through the speakers while using it. Even then the 3.5mm ones were better tho
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Windows Phone couldn't run the majority of desktop Windows apps (those developed with the "Win32" API). They developed an entirely separate API for Windows Phone apps and it was similarly locked down as iOS/Android.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Probably a one off? Instagram’s e2ee was opt-in from the start- and meanwhile Facebook Messenger is now “e2ee for everyone” and none of this is affecting the main e2ee messaging apps people use - WhatsApp, Signal, and iMessage
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by odo1242 7mo ago
I mean, not sure if this makes sense? The creativity you put into code is about what it does (+ documentation, comments), not about how it’s formatted. I could care less how a programmer formatted their website’s code unless it’s, like, an
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by odo1242 7mo ago
macOS does have DXVK*, just not Proton. *but it’s a bit slow because you also have to emulate Vulkan using Metal
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Why would it be the end of traditional home PCs? If you can buy this much compute power for $600, who would pay a subscription for another computer?
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by odo1242 8mo ago
I didn’t say that I chose to accept the book and then threw it away. I said that I said no and the other person proceeded to drag out the interaction in a way that made everyone there uncomfortable.
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by odo1242 8mo ago
As someone who has been pressured to take a book by random (mostly religious) people on a college campus, I wouldn't put the blame entirely on the person taking it.
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by odo1242 8mo ago
There would still be the security issues, but yea this is still true
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by odo1242 8mo ago
Socketed RAM is fine, but what do you mean by storage doesn’t fail often? It’s usually the first part that fails on any computer.
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by odo1242 8mo ago
I feel like the 8GB limit is partially market segmentation. If they had a 12GB or 16GB model, everyone would buy that instead of the Air/Pro and they would lose money
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by odo1242 8mo ago
I feel like a lot of this is that Macs come built in with very fast SSDs (although App Nap, when implemented by apps, is one of the best low-RAM features to ever exist)
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by odo1242 8mo ago
This leads to visible moire patterns at non-integer scalings, though
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by odo1242 8mo ago
Or the TikTok space - TikTok got worse privacy/data collection wise after the US government intervention/acquisition.
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by odo1242 9mo ago
FCM and APN are the operators
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by odo1242 9mo ago
JavaScript is actually the only reason that the iPhone has runtime code generation capabilities at all , so it kinda makes sense
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by odo1242 9mo ago
I see
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by odo1242 9mo ago
If every atom in the universe had a universe inside each proton, there still wouldn’t be enough atoms within all the universes in the protons. In fact you might not make it to four arrows with the above lol
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by odo1242 9mo ago
It’s almost certainly also tuned to prevent excessive or “spiky” traffic to their service.
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by odo1242 9mo ago
The server that acts as the control plane needs to have full access to the outside internet. You can’t do NAT hole-punching through STUN if you are yourself behind a NAT. (There is Headscale though)
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by odo1242 9mo ago
I feel like “web wrapper” apps aren’t super popular nowadays. Most apps are either fully native or use something like React Native, that renders with native widgets.

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