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1111.
by paxys 1y ago
> Called Project Prometheus What is it about tech people and being unable to come up with original names? Every company I have worked for has had two dozen internal tools and projects called "Prometheus".
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by paxys 1y ago
There are thousands of companies registered every day across the US. This one is probably a subdivision of a subdivision of some holding company owned by Bezos. Pretty much impossible to track using just public data.
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by paxys 1y ago
Has this ever been proven to actually work?
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by paxys 1y ago
In such cases it's always better to just open a new identical bug and hope it gets assigned to someone more interested/competent, and no one notices it's a dupe before that.
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by paxys 1y ago
The company is among the leaders in the AI race and doing a quarter million self driving taxi rides a week but sure they aren't innovative because they shut down a domain name website..
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by paxys 1y ago
What are you talking about they just released a $300 sock for your iPhone.
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by paxys 1y ago
No company is immune to disruption, but plenty of them have innovation and adaptation in their DNA. IMO over the years Apple has lost that. Look at Google, or Meta, or even Microsoft. Diversified income streams. Clutch acquisitions. Massive
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by paxys 1y ago
Microsoft's stock was flat for Ballmer's entire tenure. Investors were most definitely not happy, and that was the very reason he was forced out. Tim Cook meanwhile has grown the company 10x. It's an idiotic comparison.
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by paxys 1y ago
Appointing John Ternus is going to be a pretty clear indicator to investors that Apple plans on continuing its iterative hardware, supply chain and operations focus and isn't looking to shake things up from a product or vision standpoi
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by paxys 1y ago
All of my dashboards were auto updated so I didn't really have to do anything.
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by paxys 1y ago
Tesla Autopilot/FSD is by all accounts an impressive piece of tech, and the stats about accident prevention are pretty convincing. The problem IMO is that Tesla & Musk have muddled the conversation so much over the years and made s
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by paxys 1y ago
Only as a part of some private deals signed between studios. It isn't a legal requirement.
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by paxys 1y ago
I don't know why software developers feel the urge to stay on the bleeding edge of every product and update their setup every week then turn around and compain "this stuff isn't stable!" I've had a grafana + prometh
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by paxys 1y ago
Copyright (and all intellectual property in general) should have a "use it or lose it" provision, just like trademarks. If there's a piece of software that you own but aren't interested in selling or maintaining then som
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by paxys 1y ago
Something I'm not able to wrap my head around is that Kimi K2 is the only model that produces a ticking second hand on every attempt while the rest of them are always moving continuously. What fundamental differences in model training
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by paxys 1y ago
You are the developer of an app. A "mini app" is content created by a 3rd party that you import into your app. The linked program ("Mini Apps Partner") is for you, not for the developer of the mini app.
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by paxys 1y ago
They are not going to win the console generation by releasing a machine that cannot play Call of Duty, Battlefield, Valorant, Fortnite, PUBG, Apex Legends, FIFA, Madden, League of Legends, Destiny, Genshin Impact, Forza.
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by paxys 1y ago
Something that is "frivolous" to you is a passion or even a profession for others. Competitive gaming is a massive market worldwide, and it wouldn't exist without the ability to enforce a level playing field. Not everything h
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by paxys 1y ago
This is a fairly low spec device. You can comfortably fit all the hardware, case, PSU, cooling etc. in a $600-700 budget. If you want to go small form factor then it'll cost a bit extra, but not that much extra.
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by paxys 1y ago
How are you declaring it not possible "at the same price point" when the price of this isn't even announced?
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by paxys 1y ago
> and I don't really want to build a $1000 minimum computer with crazy LEDs that takes up a ton of space with a monitor at this point in my life. The beauty of a PC is you can build whatever you want. It doesn't need to be larg
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by paxys 1y ago
Yeah non-upgradable 8GB VRAM would make it a no-go for all but the most casual gamers. But then the casual gamers would rather buy a PS5 for the same price, so let's see where this one fits in.
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by paxys 1y ago
A bit too sparse on details. - No price - No indication for whether the CPU/GPU/RAM/SSD are upgradable or all soldered together on the board. - "4K gaming at 60 FPS with FSR" but doesn't mention what kind of ga
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by paxys 1y ago
They haven't mentioned it anywhere, but non-upgradable CPU/GPU/RAM/SSD would be a massive deal breaker. Also why announce it without a price?
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by paxys 1y ago
20 million customers doesn't mean 20 million transactions. Considering we are talking about a convenience store I'm sure a large chunk of their customers visit every day, some probably multiple times a day. Assuming 3.4 million cu
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by paxys 1y ago
So much talk about privacy and how this is my private data that the NYT has no right to access. If this is truly my data then it should be okay for me to download it and train my own model on it right? Nope, that would explicitly be disallo
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by paxys 1y ago
Too early to say "ever", considering there has been no act of congress on this matter and the penny continues to be legal tender. The decision to stop minting it is a (legally debatable) executive order, and the next president or
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by paxys 1y ago
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by paxys 1y ago
AI generated home page. AI generated images. No demo. Comments full of AI-translated English. Either this is a scam or an FBI honeypot.
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by paxys 1y ago
> Go ahead. Talk to the avatar for 2 minutes. Ask it anything in English. Watch how it responds in real-time with synchronized lip movements and natural conversation. I'll be here when you get back. Okay, but you linked to a generic

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