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by pzo 9mo ago
unless you send your child to private school where all parents enforce such rule, your kid (that is 12+ year old) is going to be ostracize by majority of peers that have such phone. This is completely different environment comparing to time
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by pzo 9mo ago
the project was iOS app and vibe coded in Claude Code - it was around half year ago so maybe things improved. Client actually knew some coding so actually quite impressive how far they did manage to go along. However it was just adding pile
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by pzo 9mo ago
the question is if this is not survivor bias - 'Those were great parents and they where not ready so' doesn't implicate that most people that are not ready will be great parents. It also what you want to optimize for. I would
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by pzo 9mo ago
I had few projects like that this year and I can say it how messy and demotivating its to cleaning up mess. And its actually not well paid because client now has the expectation that mostly everything is now done, you have to just only fix
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by pzo 9mo ago
> she said: "I know nobody that comments on online forums. Yet she knows you and you and me are strangers talking to each other on this forum. I think we don't know even close friends what online communities people hang out - t
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by pzo 9mo ago
> All I can really find is that Google's operating expenses are around $261 billion as of this year[1], and their revenue was $385[2] — and since operating expenses are usually at least substantially payroll, it's hard to tell
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by pzo 9mo ago
remember EU had Nokia and Skype and that was before overregulation. What happenned? Both got sold out because EU doesn't have money printer and petrodollar. EU cannot compete even if it would reduce taxes and decrease regulation becaus
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by pzo 10mo ago
Yeah this would be weird if it's only for EU based companies. I think apple strategy is overall 'divide and conquer' making all different stuff working different in EU, Japan, UK, US. To this already many variables also if th
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by pzo 10mo ago
But still you can compete on prize or provide proper localization. In your link they share the are based in UK and available in 7 countries. Something that took half a year and a few devs now it can be done by one indie in 1 month living in
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by pzo 10mo ago
However one benefits of CoreML - it is the only way to be able for 3rd party to execute on ANE (Apple Neural Engine aka NPU). ANE for some models can execute even faster than GPU/MPS and consume even less battery. But I agree CoreML in
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by pzo 10mo ago
what I like in MistralOCR is that they have simple pricing $1/1k pages and API hosted on their servers. With other OCR is hard to compare pricing because are token based and you don't know how many tokens is the image unless you r
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by pzo 10mo ago
there has been so many open source OCR in the last 3 months that would be good to compare to those especially when some are not even 1B params and can be run on edge devices. - paddleOCR-VL - olmOCR-2 - chandra - dots.ocr I kind of miss the
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by pzo 10mo ago
> If you want to stop criminals, then focus on their illegal activites, I don't think their real intention is to stop criminals, it's just the smoke screen similar to ChatControl and other similar legislations prohibiting priv
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by pzo 10mo ago
> Make me CEO of Mozilla instead of Anthony Enzor-DeMeo [...] I would start by acknowledging the problems Mozilla is facing: [...], a lack of revenue generating ideas Yet in his whole post there is not even a single idea about a new &#x2
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by pzo 10mo ago
another option is MacWhisper if someone is on macOS and doesn't want to pay for subscription (just one time payment) - pretty much all of those apps these days use paraspeech from NVIDIA which is the fastest and the best open source mo
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by pzo 10mo ago
It seems we in EU got the worst implementation for apple malicious compliance. It should have been similar like this one Japan from the beginning.
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by pzo 10mo ago
Yeah also I thinkc they rewrote it in some crappy way because app got so bad and laggy and irresponsible that I had to remove it.
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by pzo 10mo ago
I think also we cannot measure wealth in GDP or even by salary. Someone who earns $2k e.g. in vietnam and lives in Danang will have better quality of life than someone who earns $4k and lives in SF.
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by pzo 10mo ago
> Data from World Inequality Report also showed top 10% of income-earners earn more than the other 90% I mean that's definition of top 10% that top 10% is better than other 90%. Journalists should prove read titles before submitting
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by pzo 10mo ago
I did tried as well few months and also uninstalled. Application didn't at least back then have update feature and for each new release you had to reinstall again. UI experience was also very poor comparing to many other open source pr
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by pzo 10mo ago
> Devstral 2 is currently offered free via our API. After the free period, the API pricing will be $0.40/$2.00 per million tokens (input/output) for Devstral 2 With pricing so low I don't see any reason why someone would b
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by pzo 10mo ago
also Gemini: > 8. Google kills Gemini Cloud Services (killedbygoogle.com)
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by pzo 10mo ago
> We mainly build small closed-down AI compute-chips we can control, sell them for-profit to individual consumers and then orchestrate data-processing on those chips, with setup and operational cost all paid by the consumer I wish they d
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by pzo 10mo ago
> And not very long after, 93 per cent of those horses had disappeared. > I very much hope we'll get the two decades that horses did. Horses typically live between 25 to 30 years. I agree with OP that most likely those horses wer
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by pzo 10mo ago
> If they then defeat Poland, they will enslave the Poles and send them to fight against the next European target, and so on. I think the author completely don't know history of Poland and haven't even spoken to any Poles.
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by pzo 10mo ago
I don't think you can just take tesla supercharger and scale it that easily to use in ships. You have to think how thick charging cables you have, how many of those you need to connect to your ship, how heavy they are, how long they ar
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by pzo 10mo ago
I think another problem is how fast you will be able to charge such a huge battery and how expensive such ship battery charger will be and if you expect to have such charger at most ports (ideally for every docked ship). Will you even need
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by pzo 10mo ago
- if you change to metric system suddenly you get numbers like 453,59 grams fusili pasta - its quite demotivating - instead of grams I would like also tell me how many americano coffee cups more or less than looking for scale. - I wanna sca
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by pzo 10mo ago
> Where did it all go wrong? Just landscape changed significantly comparing to 2010. Before you didn't have current smartphones and tablets. On desktop you could just support windows only (today probably have to macOS as well). On b
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by pzo 10mo ago
Opus 4.5 is not living in vacuum. It’s the most expensive of models for coders and there is Gemini 3 pro - with many discounts and deepseek 3.2 that is 50x cheaper and not much behind.

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