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by prng2021 2y ago
I’m curious if using these sites through a remote desktop session would be a lot better experience. Keep a computer running at home. Connect to it from Antarctica and do what you gotta do. I don’t know how well VNC/Windows Remote Des
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by prng2021 2y ago
Isn’t that like saying Apple’s iPads will only maintain a moat for a few more years because MS Surface tablets match in hardware and “only” lag in software? My general point is that the core software (and the software ecosystem built aroun
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by prng2021 2y ago
How has throwing compute at the problem not yielded better results? Are you denying that generative AI has been improving by leaps and bounds throughout the last few years?
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by prng2021 2y ago
I would definitely appreciate the extra vertical space but I wish it was 32 inches. I don’t know if many people can comfortably use the native resolution with 100% scaling on a 28 inch screen.
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by prng2021 2y ago
I don't think Apple cares much about improving ipad OS and instead use this form factor to test and scale new technology to be used in products they care much more about, iphones and macbooks. For example, 120Hz Pro Motion, liquid ret
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by prng2021 2y ago
I think Google has 3 huge advantages. 1. They're the incumbent with almost monopolistic market share. People aren't going to switch to a new product that's just roughly as good. It has to be way better. 2. Their search algori
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by prng2021 2y ago
Completely agree. Google has the upper hand because you still need a great traditional search engine to weight/rank the content the LLM should summarize. Otherwise you end up spending a lot of extra time sending follow up questions. H
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by prng2021 2y ago
That's only now and in the near term future. If AI is actually successful, every year the amount of human written code will decrease. That's the whole point of this.
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by prng2021 2y ago
What is the point of your story? You click on ads and search for things targeted to billionaires and... get more ads targeted to billionaires.
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by prng2021 2y ago
I agree with you but thats only acceptable for non-public and non-PE owned firms. Apple is beholden to shareholders like every other public company. Those shareholders will sell en masse and invest elsewhere if they don't see a clear s
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by prng2021 2y ago
I think they would have to create a separate brand name to make this successful, a la Toyota and Lexus. I can't think of a single product brand that serves both the low end and high end of their customer base successfully. Can you im
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by prng2021 3y ago
"Drivers can activate Mercedes’s technology, called Drive Pilot, when certain conditions are met, including in heavy traffic jams, during the daytime, on specific California and Nevada freeways, and when the car is traveling less than
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by prng2021 3y ago
Can you summarize what differentiates this from Supabase and Supertokens?
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by prng2021 3y ago
3x performance but >3x TDP. Am I missing something or is that unimpressive?
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by prng2021 3y ago
You're entirely missing the point. You could easily say the damage is already done even if Apple eventually gets forced to stop making Google search their default search engine on iOS. The reality is that bundling software matters way
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by prng2021 3y ago
I've never used their API but the first google result for Hubspot API is their API reference documentation which starts with: "HubSpot’s developer platform is a core part of our mission to empower organizations to grow better. Our
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Apple researchers develop AI that can see and understand screen context(venturebeat.com)
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by prng2021 3y ago
You think that human free will is the defining factor of whether all things in the universe are the same or not?
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by prng2021 3y ago
Isn’t that what she did? They randomly picked calendar dates and asked her to explain things that happened on each day.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Jesus this is insane
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Samsung Foundry renames 3nm process tech to 2nm(tomshardware.com)
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by prng2021 3y ago
TIL that there’s someone in the world who spends the time to type af or asf with caps and periods. L.O.L.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Obviously not. I’m saying China wouldn’t be able to make use of their unlimited government funding and rare earth minerals without stealing innovation from the US.
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by prng2021 3y ago
I hope no one is impressed with their chip advancements. Just Google “China IP theft”. Their government has stolen countless corporate secrets to build their chip sector. They’re in a league of their own compared to any other country when
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by prng2021 3y ago
Sorry but I expect more from Google than a 10 person startup. You don’t get to talk about how much time and resources you spend on making safe, trustable AI while also clearly not testing and noticing that extremely basic prompts are broken
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by prng2021 3y ago
What’s wrong with AI in a browser? Each SaaS app you use in a browser has or will have AI. Is the AI built by each of those ridiculous? If not, then what is ridiculous about a browser striving to create a general AI than can apply to any s
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Slack's new generative AI features include summaries and conversational search(engadget.com)
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by prng2021 3y ago
"Prosus’s web designers, for instance, used to ask software developers to do the coding. Now they can do it themselves, Beinat says. Meanwhile software developers can focus more on design and complex code" I call bs. At minimum, a
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by prng2021 3y ago
I’d say 15+ years ago, they were very powerful relative to other solutions on the market during those times. But I agree that’s no longer the case when compared to modern server racks. I pointed out that Redbook about HA features since it’s
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by prng2021 3y ago
Read chapter 3 here: https://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg248233.pdf#page... They’ve spent the last 60 years developing and refining everything for extreme levels of uptime and high availability. It’s tru

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