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by sosodev 3y ago
Are you able to run your own software on that? It looks fully integrated to me
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by sosodev 3y ago
Inferencing neural networks is a big one. It's hard to get near real-time performance without it. Depending on the use case of course.
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by sosodev 3y ago
I've had the same experience with non Raspberry Pi boards. They've become useless thanks to endlessly broken software and zero support. My rpi's have been useful for years and are still getting regular updates. I think I too
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by sosodev 3y ago
That's a really interesting point. It's probably much easier for a skilled developer to make a cool, natively retro game with modern tooling. I wonder if there's a future for freelancers in this space?
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by sosodev 3y ago
Indeed. There's no evidence supporting this claim. So why are people upvoting this thread?
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by sosodev 3y ago
The article states that the game was made by a member of the gbc homebrew community.
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by sosodev 3y ago
That's just the average internet user. They want something for nothing and often get it. If you do ask for a few dollars a month you have to provide a ton of perceived value. That's despite the fact that they would spend it on sna
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by sosodev 3y ago
Yeah, I suspect paid social media isn't going to work. It sucks because it's probably the only sustainable model. VC has really warped people's perception of software costs.
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by sosodev 3y ago
> Yes they are. What evidence do you have?
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by sosodev 3y ago
Do we really want a venture capital backed competitor? It will just end up going the same way.
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by sosodev 3y ago
How does that make sense? Apollo has been serving Reddit's porn to iOS users for years and Apple clearly supports it.
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by sosodev 3y ago
They have said the main app will still have access to NSFW content. He just claimed in a comment that it's being removed from the API due to regulatory concerns. Which seems like total BS to me.
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by sosodev 3y ago
I worked for city government once. I hated it. I had zero autonomy and thus zero impact. The team I worked for struggled to accomplish the most basic software tasks. They didn't even use source control. Everybody just zipped project fi
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by sosodev 3y ago
It's weird to use the name "plebbit" considering that's the derogatory term for Reddit used by 4chan folk. It's like begging for this to be a dumping ground for some of the worst human behaviors. Does the decentrali
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by sosodev 3y ago
The latency improvements are impressive but the ability to run models beyond their typical memory limitations is way cooler.
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by sosodev 3y ago
I've certainly needed them before :(
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by sosodev 3y ago
I don't think this is a Reddit problem. All social media platforms have increasingly large groups of crazy people. However, I highly suspect that those groups are just a very vocal minority and not hundreds of millions of people as the
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by sosodev 3y ago
I suspect that a fraction of users would convert and many others would trash the developer/app for the switch to subscription. Users of free apps like this have a seriously warped view of software costs. It seems like Reddit is pushing
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by sosodev 3y ago
This is such an absurd statement. I have to assume that you're trolling.
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by sosodev 3y ago
Keep in mind that Reddit has said they're going to stop serving NSFW content via API too. So if you enjoy that stuff you won't get it in Apollo even if you pay them.
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by sosodev 3y ago
It's interesting that the author used a photo of the Tegra X1 here. My understanding is that the Nintendo Switch (most widely distributed Tegra X1?) never or very rarely uses its A53 cores.
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by sosodev 3y ago
You’re really missing out. It’s a beautiful game.
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by sosodev 3y ago
Do you know of any companies that actually provide better reliability in their consumer product? The ones that lie or skew their uptime calculation don't count.
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by sosodev 3y ago
I think they got 5 nines mixed up with 6 nines. The 5 nines is 5 minutes per year. I asked ChatGPT and it claims they had a target of 5 nines which makes sense.
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by sosodev 3y ago
That's a fair point. It would be quite possible if the customers were willing to pay a lot more. I worked on DigitalOcean's object storage for about a year not long ago. Makes sense that those of us who have been in this space wou
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by sosodev 3y ago
It's extremely hard to get availability higher than that. Possible but not something companies are willing to promise in an SLA.
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by sosodev 3y ago
How is that bad? 99.99% means the system is down for less than an hour each year. https://uptime.is/99.99
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by sosodev 3y ago
Living in Southern California is frustrating in that way. It's obvious that the plants here are adapted for regular fires. The native people of this area knew the importance of controlled burns and had incorporated them into their trad
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by sosodev 3y ago
Should we even be discussing this? There’s no proof that this actually happened. Reddit posts are very often made up for karma.
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by sosodev 3y ago
If you say "I refuse to return to the office but will keep working from home" are you quitting or is the company firing you?

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