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by phh 3y ago
Right, I didn't want to expand too much on that matter as I usually make unreadable comments. Most of the reasons I can think of that would prevent me from using headset for work are largely personal (though I think many people might i
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by phh 3y ago
An addition after seeing a sibling comment: It's more annoying to setup, but I also like playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 in VR with a 1080 wheel. As someone who doesn't have a driving license, that makes me see why some people like
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by phh 3y ago
I like it quite a lot for gaming as it's much more immersive than PC gaming (I don't have any other gaming console). I play both wire-free on Oculus Quest 2 itself, or (still wire-free) from a Windows VM with a RTX3070 pcie passth
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by phh 3y ago
I hope that this is new to no-one generating JSON using LLM, because it felt like the first thing you'd do when I implemented that kind of stuff. That being said, it's nice to have that as a library ready-to-go.
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by phh 3y ago
It's interesting because that's my biggest gripe against ChatGPT, it's too verbose and very hard to skim through. Compared to stack overflow answers it'll be easily four times longer. Sure compared to for instance news w
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by phh 3y ago
Yup I have the same meaning as you. (I'm in north half of France in case someone says they don't)
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> The thing that needs more discussion is the closed source stuff Android OEMs / ODMs run at higher ARM privileges rendering all of Google's grand ceremony around Android security moot (other than on Pixels). You're mentio
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by phh 3y ago
> This seems like much bigger news than it's being received as. This has been widely known for more than a decade (Sorry I can't provide with a source. I was expecting Google search-in-the-past feature to work, but it doesn&#x2
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by phh 3y ago
> The one issue with using GrapheneOS's connectivity check is that you're broadcasting to the network that you're someone of interest. An Android phone connecting to Google isn't great for privacy but it is normal. An
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by phh 3y ago
Ah thanks, that indeed clears up my confusion. I don't understand how is that relevant to savings or Apple Card though? I mean sure Apple Card is currently a credit card, but I don't think that's relevant? In France most bank
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by phh 3y ago
> Less than half of French people even have a single credit card Got a source ? https://www.cartes-bancaires.com/cb/chiffres/ says 76M cards over a population of 67M (50M for people over 18yo). Sure some people
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by phh 4y ago
I'm a hobbyist in the field, but I concur and fell into that trap. I wanted to index my photos with some CLIP, and my complexity mind said that I wanted an under-linear database, because that's what databases are for. I took a bit
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by phh 4y ago
Someone mean would say that this is not a bug, but a feature for the people who are paying for Chrome.
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by phh 4y ago
Most modern (less than 5 years old) Android smartphones support Project Treble/GSI, which largely reduce the maintenance cost. But that Treble technology is actually being used by ubports which does Ubuntu Touch using Android drivers,
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by phh 4y ago
People already largely answered on many points, but I'll just answer on one point: > unsecure How is security defined? What is your threat model? If your threat model includes includes running random native binary blobs from random
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by phh 4y ago
The issue is largely around available RAM capacity, and sadly RAM price have barely decreased in the last 5-10 years
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by phh 4y ago
I don't believe that in 2023 something without: - a SMS app - a Maps app or API - a location API - a web browser - an alarm app - Remote notification system - app store (and there are many many other examples) can be called a smartphon
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by phh 4y ago
IMO Europeans have much less "we MUST scale to infinity and beyond" mentality than SV culture. Once you have a working product that pays 10 people, just being able to pay those 10 people + a little margin can be enough. And not tr
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by phh 4y ago
If I was making an OS in Europe, I definitely wouldn't mind shipping Google's gmail + youtube Android apps in a non-Google OS. I have very little doubt that the EU's anti-trust would side with me.
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by phh 4y ago
Whatsapp does have a PWA variant though, used in India for KaiOS (which is pretty much FirefoxOS)
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> My take on why a third mobile OS is hard is that phones don't have a standard BIOS type system that gets all basic I/O working on it. So having an OS that can install on existing phones is a bunch of work. You can have AOSP-
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by phh 4y ago
As far as I know the backend to have the driver running on macos is already merged in mesa, so it should already work as-is?
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by phh 4y ago
FWIW it is actually worse than it looks like. Even when Xiaomi did/do provide some kernel sources, it's never anywhere near the production code you're running on your smartphone! It's hard to believe, but the "GPL r
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by phh 4y ago
> It is important to realise, that most cultures do not believe in Intellectual Property the eay 'the West' does. That's definitely true, but it's not really in a "let's take it more a lenient way" kin
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by phh 4y ago
You don't need kernel sources to change Android software though. But I hate Unihertz for other reason. You can pretty much buy their hardware exclusively on their website which is a horrible e-merchant: Their delivery failed (maybe the
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by phh 4y ago
> I should have explained better. My sense is that right now there is an implicit expectation in the market that the 250k threshold is no longer relevant, and that the FDIC is implicitly insuring everything that looks remotely like a de
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Ampere 2 Instances – Scaleway(scaleway.com)
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> Guess they weren't as independent as they thought they were. Simply sharing the same name could be dependent enough to trigger bank run...
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> The mere existence of Widevine is a mystery for me. How sensible for Netflix is to invest into DRM at all? Well that investment is pretty low since Widevine is quite easy to integrate and the licensing cost is 0 for Netflix. The thing
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> IIRC you can only play 4k Netflix on a smart TV which controls the entire stack from network to pixels Netflix won't allow TV makers to make their own Netflix app, they must use Netflix proprietary code as-is, and it's Netfli

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