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by smith7018 2y ago
Most of Apple's announcements today featured AI but the term wasn't explicitly mentioned. I think the last portion of the keynote that focused on AI was merely for investors tbh
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by smith7018 2y ago
Totally unrelated to the content of your post but labeling posts with "I'm [a teenager] and X" has always irked me. It either serves to undermine the content (older people immediately questioning the authority of a teenager)
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DejaVuln-Autoroot – Easily Jailbreak Your LG WebOS TV(github.com)
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by smith7018 2y ago
See, that's why I shouldn't have assumed!
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by smith7018 2y ago
If we assume a quarter is 3 months, then there are 60 work days in a quarter. 39/60 is 65% in office. That basically means Dell employees have to be in office 4 out of 5 times a week with a little leeway here and there.
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by smith7018 2y ago
You’re calling $3,600 worth of GPUs “quite common for hobbyist use” and then comparing an iPad to a $40,000 AI-centric GPU.
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by smith7018 2y ago
You wouldn’t necessarily get twice the battery life. It could be less than that due to the thinner body causing more heat, a screen that utilizes more energy, etc
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by smith7018 2y ago
I use twitter daily and the site is a shell of its former self. It's slow, prone to bugs, filled with bots, the amount of real users has cratered, user reports go nowhere, there's no support team, the ads are now bot accounts post
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by smith7018 2y ago
> There is literally 0% chance that literally everybody related to Superchargers was fired. There is 0% chance that the whole maintenance organization was fired. The only sources we have say they fired the entire division. Sure, we can w
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by smith7018 2y ago
The Supercharger program is arguably Tesla's most valuable asset, though. Arguing that they're "under preforming" and therefore deserved a mass firing is unbelievably shortsighted. Without the Supercharger network (that
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by smith7018 2y ago
Well, it's technically a system-level launcher which means it has more permissions and access than a standard app.
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by smith7018 2y ago
We’ll find out in discovery if a lawsuit around this ever happens, I suppose
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by smith7018 2y ago
I'd guess he's right. No one outside of Apple knows more about the inner-workings of the M series than Hector. For those that don't know, he's the main contributor and lead of Asahi Linux.
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by smith7018 2y ago
Honest answer: it's where my friend group's group chat lives. I miss a lot of conversation if I'm not in it. To be fair, I've blocked 235k+ Blue accounts so my experience is actually a lot better than most users.
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by smith7018 2y ago
I use twitter daily and the site is a shell of its former self. It's slow, prone to bugs, filled with bots, the amount of real users has cratered, user reports go nowhere, there's no support team, the ads are now bot accounts post
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by smith7018 2y ago
According to the README, it runs natively on ARM but it looks more like a program than an OS. So I'm sure it can be updated to run on Android or iOS if the GUI code is rewritten with their respective frameworks but making a bootable OS
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by smith7018 3y ago
I dunno, I have an extreme command of my platform's framework and I'd guess that 85% of the time I've asked GPT-4 for help has been a waste of time. I think it's been most helpful in regards to writing regexes but beyond
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by smith7018 3y ago
OP is right that it's not necessarily a _scam_ but is more so deceptive advertising. You're also right that they should just show total cost of your stay rather than the nightly rate pre-fees. It's wild to me that Airbnb hasn
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by smith7018 3y ago
Agreed but this isn't the same as an open source library; it costs A LOT of money to constantly train these models. That money has to come from somewhere, unfortunately.
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by smith7018 3y ago
Then don't use ChatGPT. There are hundreds of other models and ways for you to use an LLM without OpenAI's injected prompt. > I find the idea of corporations and SV tech bros trying to define my values repulsive. They're n
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by smith7018 3y ago
Does this system provide the same level of content recommendations as the Youtube homepage? If so then I'll set it up tonight!
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by smith7018 3y ago
No but it was (mostly) filled with real people. Sure there was a GPT3-generated article or two but they were pretty easy to spot.
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by smith7018 3y ago
I'm on the other end of the spectrum; I'm pretty worried that that feature will make it really easy to automate bot comments in-browser. It's sad that the internet as we knew it 3 years ago is gone forever and changes like th
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by smith7018 3y ago
I just bought a house that doesn't have wired connections. How hard would it be to update the house to have ethernet? Seems daunting.
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by smith7018 3y ago
You can play backup games on a hacked PS5 now. If your PS5 is running an firmware released before March 23, 2022 then you can play backed up games. That means it took roughly 3 years from release to fully hack the PS5. It took a little over
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by smith7018 3y ago
As a long term emulator aficionado, I'm really proud of Ryujinx. Initially, Yuzu was much further ahead but Ryujinx really stuck with it and I'd say they're both solid now. I switched to Ryujinx full time last year on my Stea
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by smith7018 3y ago
But you haven’t been running it natively which is what we’re talking about
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by smith7018 3y ago
You might have noticed that you can't exactly purchase an ARM build of Windows, right? That's because Microsoft has an exclusivity deal with Qualcomm for Windows on ARM. Until that's over, there's no way for Apple to leg
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by smith7018 3y ago
I would love to buy into OpenWRT but I need a mesh router due to the size of my house. Do you know of the recommended hardware? I couldn't find anything the last time I searched a year or two ago
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by smith7018 3y ago
I also did this in the 2000s and while it was fun to peer into their lives, the amount of porn I was forced to see on elderly people's machines was... not great. Especially during those rare occurrences where they wanted to watch what

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