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by overfeed 11mo ago
A mutually exclusive group 1 & group 2 are a false dichotomy. One can have a grasp on the field and keep up to date with recent papers, have an active Claude subscription, use agents and still have a net-negative view of "AI"
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Do you have any clear instances of Qualcomm contributing something that's specific to Snapdragon X Elite parts and does not work for Snapdragon X Plus bins of the same silicon? You're getting caught up by inconsistencies in a
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by overfeed 11mo ago
You're not doing yourself any favors by labeling people who disagree with you undereducated or uninformed. There is enough over-hyped products/techniques/models/magical-thinking to warrant skepticism. At the root of this
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Don't take my word for it - go to the Ubuntu Concept Snapdragon thread[1] and search for "plus" or "x1p". > Do you really believe that the upstream Linux kernel would accept patches that are specifically crafted
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by overfeed 11mo ago
The kids need to learn a new system first for things to change. Canada understood this. The US insists on teaching future generations imperial units, so it won't change quickly.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> But then I grew up with Celsius, so no wonder I'm used to it! People confuse familiarity with intuitiveness all the damn time. It's a recurring theme in OS "ease of use" superiority debates as well as metric vs impe
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by overfeed 11mo ago
My apologies to you and the entire Qualcomm marketing team for my brand-guideline violations - I was going off the top of my head. What I meant in my inscrutable comment was: "Elite X" => "X Elite", "Elite P&quot
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> "bosses" accomplish this by saying "let's reduce the cost of doing business" to someone who actually does whatever is needed I don't know where you work, but in my experience, headcount reductions are stri
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Those were Soviet nukes, physically located in Ukraine but not controlled by it, same as any French/US nukes stationed in Germany would not make it a nuclear state It's not quite the same, since Ukraine was part of the USSR,
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by overfeed 11mo ago
If the relationship with America deteriorates, which countries do you think will accept European refugees? Your friends may have to stay and fight not out of patriotism, but necessity. In a total-war scenario, even prisoners will find them
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by overfeed 11mo ago
That's true Qualcomm in general, but is fortunately outdated for the Snapdragon Elite X (and only the X). Qualcomm has been upstreaming patches to Linus' tree[1] - but only for the Elite X - the Elite P processors get the classi
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Snapdragon Elite X laptops are plenty decent.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
There are other constraints on how quick the vehicle should be, even when engine performance allows: you probably won't want to hit maximum dynamic pressure in too-thick air.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Increasing profits by reducing the cost of doing business isn't a complicated scheme. It's been done thousands of times, over many decades; first with cheaper contractors replacing full-time staff, then offshore labor, and now the
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by overfeed 11mo ago
It is terrifying, but inevitable. Perhaps AI companies flooding the commons with excrement wasn't the best idea, now we all have to suffer the consequences.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
No one's switching to AI cold turkey. Think of it as training your own, cheaper replacement. SWEs & their line managers develop & test AI workflows, while giving the bosses time to evaluate AI capabilities, then hopefully shrin
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by overfeed 11mo ago
MAGA was pushing for it when they believed it was a liberal conspiracy, with the Clintons trafficking children and "harvesting their adrenochrome" (see Comet Pizza incident). Now MAGA luminaries are suggesting grown men abusing mi
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Your probably bosses think it's worth it if the outcome is getting rid of the whole host of y'all and replace you with AWS Elastic-SWE instances. Which is why it's imperative that you maximize AI usage.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Their business model fails if their users don't experience a confusing crap-fest of ads. I bet you OpenAI will implement ads far sooner than Google can hypothetically run out of money.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> There is pretty concrete published data that shows trends in less hiring Is there any concrete evidence that lower hiring is due to AI, and not due to some other factor - such as a stalling economy? I suspect AI growth is the only thin
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by overfeed 1y ago
Why dontou consider it "manipulation"? Would you consider what goes into you resume, or performance/promotion packet "manipulation"? In every interaction there are spoken and unspoken rules, and those who excel tend
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by overfeed 1y ago
> why does having to release the footage mean that the cities are shutting down the systems? It means any rando can now retroactively surveil[1] board members' movements, if they choose, rather than the police or rando-at-city-hall
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by overfeed 1y ago
> That's an insane way of looking at it This has close parallels to hyperscalers hosting open source software and the authors being salty about to the point of relicensing.
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by overfeed 1y ago
> they're simple non-combining characters Skin-tone emoji's are combined characters: base emoji + tone.
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by overfeed 1y ago
> It's crazy how AMD has innovated by building far far less designs than the past. There's not a bunch of different chips designed for different price points, the whole range across all markets (for cpus) is the same core, the
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by overfeed 1y ago
> Clock drawing is widely used as a test for assessing dementia Interestingly, clocks are also an easy tell for when you're dreaming, if you're a lucid dreamer; they never work normally in dreams.
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by overfeed 1y ago
I wonder which [publicly listed] companies would look at the abandonment of Jetson and still commit to having Nvidia set the depreciation schedule for them.
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by overfeed 1y ago
> It is likely that the reader will be implemented into a phone / tablet app so will be pretty ubiquitous eventually. They may wind up ubiquitous, but reader usage will be determined by the officers in the field, on a case by case b
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by overfeed 1y ago
A reversal is indistinguishable from a scenario where Tornado was turned and is now cooperating with US LEO. Hypothetically, of course - US prosecutors wouldn't use this tactic to go after bigger fish.
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by overfeed 1y ago
Waymo "sees" further - including behind cars - and has persistent 360-degree awareness, wheres humans have to settle for time-division of the fovea and are limited to line-of-sight from driver's seat. Humans only have an adv

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