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Houses shouldn’t be investment. Anything could be investment. We had many bubbles in the past like tulip. It’s just tulip are not essential to live. You can imagine having idea to make cars also an investment and buying all available cars a
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3y ago
With this logic we should also exclude prices of cars, computers because that’s also an asset that you can just rent rather than own. Houses used to be included few decades ago in inflation calculation - this sounds more like trying to hide
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3y ago
In my hometown prices doubled in the last few years. If someone still wanna sell at peak prices or offer just 10% discount from peak thats no wonder hard to sale in current environment where harder to get credit, people lost job or inflatio
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3y ago
But at least the did supported eGPU on intel max - maybe not Cuda but metal, OpenGL, OpenCL. Now eGPU is gone as well in Apple silicon even though we latest MacBook Pro supports TB 4.0
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3y ago
Haven’t tried but I think Qt Designer has already integration with Figma
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3y ago
I use those too - they are super cheap. I mostly need smartwatch/smartband for: 1. push notifications (I keep my phone on silent) 2. show time, date, weather 3. change music volumes 4. remote camera trigger 5. sleep tracking / ste
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3y ago
one workaround I use is not to use Spaces but custom Alfred hotkeys for most popular apps that you often switch such as: iterm, browser, xcode, vsc, file browser + rectangle.app for shortcuts to maximize/minimize app (without default a
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3y ago
Current a15 is still in 5nm but outperforms latest snapdragon that’s on 4nm - those fastest android arm chips matching iPhone chips from 2 generations behind last time when checked Geekbench
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3y ago
Doesn't Tensorflow has C++ API? I think tensorflow and pytorch under the hood using c++/c. Tensorflow has even official Rust bindings. The same applies to libraries like Open3d and OpenCV - although mostly people consume their pyt
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3y ago
They support all iOS and iPadOS apps - that's enough to be useful initially for the use cases they were presenting. All developer will have to do is probably just tick on one box. Same with all Unity games. Only VR style games/app
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3y ago
I think apple forcing using metal is a mistake. They don't have moat here - nvidia has with CUDA. All those CV researchers using mostly CUDA or OpenCL and they are not gonna learn metal because they probably not in even Apple ecosystem
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3y ago
I'm still wondering if they choose Unity only as initial partner and will allow other to integrate their 3rd parties engines by themself. Otherwise they would alienated not only Unreal Engine game makers but also: - godot - bevy - flut
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3y ago
It has in front both lidar and truedepth camera - truedepth camera has IR flood flights and IR cameras but provide resolution of depthmap 640x480 at 30fps. Unfortunately raw IR camera video stream is not available for 3rd parties so you cou
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3y ago
Based on what you mentioned all of those are also available in ARKit or Vision API: plane detection (vertical and horizontal), anchors (both local and geolocated), 3d scene reconstruction, 3d object reconstruction, custom planar markers, qr
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3y ago
Price still has to go down to be mass adopted. Apple sell just ~25 million mac per year and probably most of them are just cheaper macbook air with price below $1.5. Even though their current macbooks are great and people see the value of h
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3y ago
on top of that I would add that humans have very high DPI touch sensors across full body (skin)
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3y ago
Ok the other hand jetbrains is developing new IDE - Fleet, that’s supposed to compete with VSCode - not sure if it’s written using JVM stack for that
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3y ago
This looks really nice. I hope ram is not soldered and can buy barebone without ram and ssd cheaper. This could be well adapted as media player, smart tv, smart speaker, router, local cloud, smart home gateway all in one - just plug usb 4g
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3y ago
I was always wondering how does it compare to halide or sycl or are those completely unrelated projects with different goals?
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3y ago
Not a Flutter Dev, but have you tried 'flutter_rust_bridge' [0]. Seems provide some interop between flutter and rust and looks like a popular and active project. I'm native mobile dev and just curious about this kind of inter
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3y ago
If you target desktop only probably Qt license (LGPL 3.0) is easy to use even in commercial projects. The problems comes if you want to target embedded, mobile platforms especially iOS or require some of their GPL modules (e.g. Charts, Data
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3y ago
Agreed, mostly in real life we have specialized experts. You go to doctor to ask about health related stuff, you ask your colleague who is expert in ML only about ML and probably not much about mobile development. Instead if having ML that
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3y ago
If you would talk about macbook air i could agree but in your case I also have 16" MBP and they are simply to heavy (2kg, almost as heavy as MBP 15" 2012 unibody) and risky (to drop and waste $3k) to hold it by corners
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3y ago
I expect apple have seen the writing is on the wall in EU just takes time to put into force so they started making design more repairable ahead of time to test design. Yeah I'm thrilled about EU forcing apple to adopt usb-c. It's
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3y ago
Excluding current m1 and m2 generations and going back 2-3 years back what did you get? Laptops that keyboards was breaking and to replace it you had to remove the whole top of laptop for like couple of hundreds of dollars. Hard drive solde
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Apple is not the biggest laptop producer - hp, lenovo, dell has been shipping each year more than apple. ThinkPads are actually durable and easily repairable and even upgradable and they sell much cheaper and with smaller margin. You would
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3y ago
I understand your point but anyone who just finished high school I wouldnt recommend to choose to be driver as professional path - unless as a temporary 1-10 years gig. It's just unlikely someone would be still a driver for the next 4
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3y ago
Glass can be half empty or half full: 1) You currently have top %5 salary, not tomorrow, but today - you probably doesn't have to worry that much for the next 5 years at least and probably will enjoy similar high salary 2) You have c
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Some pointer aritmetic in Swift i found it painful to do when calling some C library - it was much easier to create some wrapper in ObjC and do low lever pointer manipulation there. This is what I call it seamless - if I have to do some low
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Didn't learn much from article why Mojo supposed to be better than Swift from a grass root user perspective: 1) Will Mojo provide seamless interop with C like objective-c? 2) Will Mojo provide seamless interop with C++ like objective-c
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