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by prng2021 3y ago
You pay for their next AI service that helps you debug and refactor the code ;) Jokes aside, I think it’s an interesting use of generative AI.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Completely agree. The article says this: "Nigeria is home to more than 300 different ethnic groups" Followed by this: "But you wouldn’t know this from a simple search for “a Nigerian person” on Midjourney" So they litera
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Roblox tells employees to come to office three days a week or take severance(cnbc.com)
3 points by prng2021 3y ago|1 comments
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by prng2021 3y ago
I know a couple who are in a long distance relationship and regularly do telehealth therapy. They said it has helped hold them together. Even if a couple lives near each other, I could totally imagine 1 or both in the relationship thinking
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by prng2021 3y ago
Except that’s not how it works. Your search results only include the documents you have access to.
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by prng2021 3y ago
What? Say you bought some pants last year for $60. Do you think you paid a $5/month subscription for that? What have you ever purchased that's not a subscription then?
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by prng2021 3y ago
We’re definitely on the verge of it not being enough. https://www.computerworld.com/article/2960642/cerns-data-sto... “In the next 10 to 20 years, data will grow immensely because the intensity of accelerator will
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by prng2021 3y ago
This is the same kind of thinking that flat earthers have. 200 years ago you should have been ridiculed for claiming that something existed beyond the Milky Way without any evidence. Why do you say there’s no evidence that consciousness a
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UltraRAM Demos Prototype Chip, Secures Funding to Validate Commercial Potential(tomshardware.com)
2 points by prng2021 3y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 3y ago
> Obviously you're stuck with mobile UIs for things like navigation, directions, location information, and a lot review apps, ordering a car, etc The "etc" in your statement could be expanded to 100 additional useful thing
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by prng2021 3y ago
What an absolutely lazy assessment of technology. I’d say using those two appendages we call legs to move around while still being able to do many things you use a desktop computer for is a revolutionary piece of technology. Do you really
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by prng2021 3y ago
Given how much regulatory resistance they’re facing just to acquire Activision Blizzard, I can’t imagine this ever happening.
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by prng2021 3y ago
> So it’s not like the internet is this unruly space that isn’t governed. It is governed. To me this is misleading and a big overstatement. Internet regulation in the US is awful. Everyone in tech has noticed the countless lawsuits that
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by prng2021 3y ago
Jesus, please stop spreading this kind of nonsense. It’s totally fine for people to eat a banana 7 days a week, 365 days a year as part of their breakfast. Also, their nutrient density is perfectly fine. It’s high in fiber, potassium, vita
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by prng2021 3y ago
Then how do you explain MGM not negotiating and acting quickly?
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Morgan Stanley Sees Dojo Boosting Tesla’s Value by $500B(bloomberg.com)
4 points by prng2021 3y ago|7 comments
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by prng2021 3y ago
"The argument assumes that given one state of human existence, it is possible to calculate a distinct next state. And then a state after that. That is, if we had a powerful enough computer to store the state of every single atom, and c
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by prng2021 3y ago
I've personally noticed that H1B tech workers get paid significantly lower than others. It's a shameful business practice and obviously also really hurts the competitiveness of non-visa workers. My guess is that there's no c
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by prng2021 3y ago
As an American, I'm more annoyed that our government isn't working to protect consumers than I am at Microsoft. Microsoft is acting predictably from a business perspective. This is just a repeat of the Internet Explorer debacle d
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by prng2021 3y ago
Nearly a decade of development later, it still makes completely nonsensical and very dangerous mistakes after just 20 minutes of driving.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Lol no. Obese people are not the cause of a booming SUV, and now truck, market. Almost every single one of my friends drives a SUV, truck, or both and literally none of them are obese. Edit: a few are overweight, yes
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by prng2021 3y ago
So which single device do you travel with? I think it's obvious to most people that a phone can't replace a laptop in tons of situations and vice versa.
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by prng2021 3y ago
I've never seen something like this in an env file. No one should be putting lines like this in an env file unless it's by mistake.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Can you provide a concrete example? What do you mean by other software not parsing it the same way?
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by prng2021 3y ago
We’re not talking about enterprise software here. I think people can understand the concept of paying for a seat heater and the like without a team of lawyers.
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by prng2021 3y ago
You know you have to secure, patch, and monitor a VPS right? Why pay for a VPS at all? You can get more compute, memory, and storage with a dedicated server for the same price and even setup multiple VMs on that server, each with all the
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by prng2021 3y ago
“ X is the future state of unlimited interactivity – centered in audio, video, messaging, payments/banking – creating a global marketplace for ideas, goods, services, and opportunities.” You’re rebranding information from the article a
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by prng2021 3y ago
My favorite is Grandview.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Does anyone like connecting an Ethernet cable to their laptop? You could get much faster speeds than with Ethernet with this and not be wired. What’s not to like?
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by prng2021 3y ago
The article mentions 224GBps. I’m sure that’s the theoretical max, but even a small fraction of that would blow away Ethernet. Plus, since you’re not wired, you could move around a room.

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