rishav_sharan

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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
yep, but that doesn't gives me 5G connectivity. But yes, once Asahi Linux is ready for daily usage, I'll likely end up with a Macbook Air
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
You don't need hot swappable batteries anymore. Tuxedo infinity book packs in a 99Whr battery in a thin form https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/TUXEDO-InfinityBook-Pro-1... If they ever put a mobile SoC in a 13 in
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Sorry I should have said 1080p+. I do not have the 1080p equivalent of the 3:2 ratio on the tip of my tongue
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Indeed that sounds like a fantastic machine. But still doesn't meets my battery goals. I really think that some of these mobile-soc-in-a-laptop devices should utilize the extra space they have and add on an extra battery. This one seem
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Fair enough. Charging for 1 hour and then being able to use the laptop for a couple of days still would be amazing.
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Man, there is one laptop that I really desire but noone seems to manufacture. Form factor: 13 inch, 3:2 aspect ratio display, Display: 1080p resolution, no touchscreen, matte display. RAM: DDR5 32 Gb SoC: a top of the line mobile chipset l
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Yep. It's Children of Memory.
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
I'll settle for staying alive for 10000 years. Bring on the blood-boys!
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
And this is why an AI prompter is actually becoming a real job
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
in India, we would call it a "Jugaad"
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Our keyboard was free to the end users and we made our money from OEMs giving us a few cents for each device that came with our keyboard as a default app. We also had a pro version, but as our app was focused on the Indian market, and the I
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by rishav_sharan 3y ago
Pretty much no revenue opportunities. I was the PM for a keyboard app with millions of downloads and was the most downloaded keyboard app in India. But there is no way to monetize it. Early on, the OEMs would pay us to have our keyboards in
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
If you are willing to pay more, can you not just buy a laptop with no OS and have a separate installation of Windows premium done on it? That will at least save you from the OEM cruft.
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
Can we use AI to generate fake retina scans and then use that to earn fake money?
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
Where did you get the MAU number from?
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
> He's made over $300 million in revenue so far and might be the first solo game dev (or even regular software dev) to hit $1 billion in the course of the game's existence. That would be Notch, who made Minecraft
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
The Tuxedo Infinity book is the one device that I've got my eyes on. But haven't used it personally though
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
funnily enough they do. I can ask most chatbots for their "subjective opinion" on something.
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
> Chatbots are not sentient. The problem as always, is that such assertions are meaningless till you have a precise and universally accepted definition of sentience. Till then people will use their subjective opinion for judging sentienc
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
"I AM GUD. R U GUD 2?" haven't heard WE referred in ages, but that quote is seated in my mind
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
How then do you have caste based matrimony sites?
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
On the same topic, I wrote some articles a while ago. Here is my own approach for making a VanillaJS SPA without using any bundlers or frameworks https://rishav-sharan.com/#/making-a-spa-in-vanilla-js Note that this bl
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
Made by the same people who maintain elm. So there is always a chance of similar mismanagement
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
I at least got a chuckle out of it. So it's good enough for me
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
makes sense. Best of luck to you.
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
Why do you think the Fortunes results are not that competitive? I would have expected the python pg drivers to be very mature.
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
> It can replace queries like "what's the tallest mountain in France", but that's not really a profitable query for Google. The tragedy of the Search Engines (from their perspective) is that if you give a good result
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
The simplest solution would be have normally verified ticks, but they are paid for like a subscription. A user applies for a tick just like they used to. Once verified, they get a month of blue tick for free. After that if they want to keep
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
Thank you for correcting me there.
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by rishav_sharan 4y ago
While my country has made tremendous progress, I wonder how precise these numbers are. India's poverty line doesn't gets redrawn every year to account for the inflation and increased cost of living. The current definition of the p

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