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2y ago
Apple has Neural Engine and it really speeds up many CoreML models - if most operators are implemented in NPU inference will be significantly faster than on GPU on my Macbook m2 max (and they have similar NPU as those in e.g. iPhone 13). Th
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2y ago
> They are making the same offer no matter what Obviously seller can decide if agree on minimum price. Otherwise I doubt if someone would sell if bidding would end at $1k for a home. If seller wanna sell apartment for $100k then they exp
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2y ago
When you selling any kind of product or service the price you gonna charge will take into account expenses that you have to sell or make this product, e.g. if you sell app in appstore and Apple and other taxes will eat 45% of your app price
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whats confusing they have different pricing for output. Here [1] it's $5/million output (starting 1st october) and on vertex AI [2] it's $2.5/1 million (starting 7 october) - but characters - so it's overall gonna
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2y ago
I'm not expert but does small amounts like this are really detectable in bulk? Even at the airport for some reason you have to remove all electronics and put in separate box.
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2y ago
> It would be neat if those services could be written in Swift, so that I could just use the language I already know Then somebody else would have to now learn Swift even thought they write in different language like: Android Developers
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2y ago
It is slower, like probably ~3x but lets not exaggerate that it ranks around python https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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2y ago
there is Kotlin Native - "Kotlin/Native is a technology for compiling Kotlin code to native binaries which can run without a virtual machine." https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-overview.html
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2y ago
double.bot also backed by YC
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I ended up actually not trying double.bot - overall I tried only cursor.sh (first with BYOK and now subscriber) and continue.dev (didn't manage to integrate own key from OpenRouter in JetBrains plugin). For me in the beginning one of t
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2y ago
for me very useful feature in cursor is 'apply' where it just merges ai generated code with your code and you just only confirm or reject - for this they also use custom ai and this feature doesn't work with bring in your own
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2y ago
there is also PearAI - "The Open Source AI-Powered Code Editor. A fork of VSCode and Continue." [0]. It's getting very crowded in this space: cursor.sh, continue.dev, double.bot, supermaven, codium.ai, PearAI and now Void. [0
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2y ago
Go to app store on your iPhone, swipe refresh and see how heavy all those native SwfitUI apps are and we are talking only about app updates. You will barely find app less than 100MB and few that are even 300MB+. Didn't check if they ar
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2y ago
awesome idea. Would be great to have in maps view some adaptive clustering with number inside similar like nomadlist members map: https://nomads.com/community Also for those that nomading and changing places often would be
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That's more well balanced opinion comparing to others I seen here. I also believe that the golden age with 250k+ salaries with solving easy problems will be gone in 5-10 years. Most people look at this AI improvements at current state
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for me the issue would be not thickness but heaviness - iphone are quite heavy already comparing to androids even though the latter have batteries with more capacity. I switched from iPhone XS (177g) to iPhone 13 mini (141g) and really enjo
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2y ago
interestingly there was no mention of vision pro at todays' event
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2y ago
inspecting home for thermal leaks in winter, checking temperature if sick, checking temperature of cake in oven, inspecting dark holes in roof for hornets/wasp nest, utility when camping
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2y ago
If they are producing and selling it on amazon means someone buying it even if you don't need it. Body temperature check definitely would be handy. Those sensors definitely don't cost $20-30. I had CC1350 SensorTag and it already
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2y ago
There is lots of things were competition is ahead of them or things they could improve: - 90W fast wired charging, 80W wireless charging - many android phone have it - reverse charging - so that in emergency when you forgot to charge airpod
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Amazingly boring event - the last few years were boring as well but each year they don't disappoint to reach to the lower bottom.
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Amazingly boring event - the last few years were boring as well but they each year they don't disappoint to reach to the lower bottom.
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There used to be Swift for Tensorflow but google killed it and then Chris Lattner created Mojo. AFAIR the punchline was that Swift was either too complicated for data scientists or they just preferred to use python that already knew.
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2y ago
It might be too late. IMHO Microsoft also did transition too late and these days .NET is less relevant today than it used to be - even many microsoft apps are build using React Native or Electron.
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2y ago
And even on MacOS you are limited - you cannot avoid not using Xcode pretty much. So in practice you cannot just only use VSCode or Jetbrains IDEs. There is been a talk in WWDC 2024 that apple invest with Swift for embedding systems and som
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2y ago
not only about batteries included but even more about ecosystem of 3rd party libraries such as numpy, scipy, pytorch, onnx and other batteries build on top of that: opencv, open3d, mediapipe, pyqt, etc. and frameworks: django, fastAPI, fast
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2y ago
> Videos and photos are already compressed to an efficiency sweet spot. For you its a sweet spot for me not. Again let people have options and decide. Gaining 30-50% of my space is satisfying for me. > You can sync iPhones with a cabl
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the whole conversation is about Santader and other apps on iOS being heavy so not sure how info about Samsung A series have SD is helpful in this context. Other syncing app on iOS have serious API limitation what can do compared Apple ap
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Which iPhone has microSD support? Macbooks only recently (starting from from m1) have sd card slot and only most expensive macbooks pro. 1-2 years ago they were still selling macbook pro starting with 128GB ssd and of course they are sold
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Videos takes plenty of space and you do can compress them without loosing visible quality. Re Photos - yesterday I was helping to move my mum iPhoneX to iPhone 11 - she is not very tech savvy and mostly inheriting phones from her kids. iPho
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