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by theropost 3y ago
This sounds celebratory to me. Bad news for OpenAI is good news for google.
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by theropost 3y ago
This should simply be illegal. Fraud.
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by theropost 3y ago
Time to regulate OS releases. Prove your new version is actually an upgrade, and increase user productivity first - not just forcing them into your regulatory captured product suite.
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by theropost 3y ago
Refactoring time! Time to see how that code you copied and pasted actually works
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by theropost 3y ago
I wonder if this systemic thing happens at Microsoft OneDrive, or Google, or the other cloud storage providers. I notice lately most of these apps tend to expect t download pictures/data from our devices, with obscure options to shut t
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by theropost 3y ago
Lack of real journalistic resources - Meta has more "journalists" then the Washington Post.
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by theropost 3y ago
Cloud is the greatest thing ever; for big tech companies.
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by theropost 3y ago
Do you have any more current data on wage growth vs inflation that include more current years? 2020/2021/2022? The data you cited stops in 2014.
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by theropost 3y ago
I don't recall having to spend $5 to 15 a month extra on my PS1, or N64 though. Inflation adjusted amounts tend to leave out a lot of externalized factors
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by theropost 3y ago
And not to be confused with the previous generation Xbox One X.
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by theropost 3y ago
Do we though? Up until very recent history, we thought of nature as deadly, and unforgiving. The wilderness would mean almost certain death. We did not master the environment, we were afraid of it. I wouldn't say we make things worse,
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by theropost 3y ago
Animals are pretty brutal as well. My neighbor has free range chickens. The other morning, I woke up and looked out in my backyard, and there were 7 dead chickens strewn about my property. They were all over the place, it was a mess. So, I
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by theropost 3y ago
A world where everyone takes pride in what they do. Where they realize their work is for a better good, a better world. Where they put in the effort, and do not try to defraud or manipulate the system for their own personal gain. Where ever
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by theropost 3y ago
There are similar situations throughout the developed world at the moment. Here, we have a huge shortage of housing, and rentals. We are trying to bring in labor to help build more units, however, we do not even have units for the additiona
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by theropost 3y ago
I've noticed this as well. It tends to get you further than a quick Google search, or two, but quickly reaches a limit or offers incorrect information. That's not to say it isn't helpful for delving into a topic, but it certa
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by theropost 4y ago
They regularly updates the basket of goods, and make adjustments
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by theropost 4y ago
Looks like new features coming up in DirectX 12 updates will allow for more access to VRAM as well. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/dx12-optimization-cpu-gpu-...
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by theropost 4y ago
Any one you can suggest for the 116-130 people?
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by theropost 4y ago
Job displacement: AI could automate low-skilled jobs, leading to job losses for low-income workers while increasing demand for high-skilled workers, widening the income gap. Digital divide: Unequal access to advanced AI technologies could e
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by theropost 4y ago
Amazingly, this morning I found eggs at the local grocery for $1.99 (CAD) a dozen.
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by theropost 4y ago
Good point, I think most policy makers are not versed in how IT, and software works enough to understand the implications of such things. Tik Tok is an easy target, and gives them a starting point, but overall, the lack of true understandin
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by theropost 4y ago
Steam Deck is pretty nice, so much better than my Nintendo Switch. It's pretty great to see the iGPU getting love these days, more compact consoles would be great. The AMD 780M hopefully gets a chance at this as well.
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by theropost 4y ago
I'd love for this to be true. I bought into the Google ecosystem in a huge way, but it seems like they have been more focused on the data collection, and advertising end of things, rather than the innovation, and productivity enablemen
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by theropost 4y ago
Good point, I imagine they would be using those as well. Know of any resources for speed comparisons on similar models?
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by theropost 4y ago
I recently wondered if one of the reasons for Google shutting down Stadia, was to quickly ramp their GPU server stockpile to redirect the resources at GPT modelling, to help catch up.
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by theropost 4y ago
When doing calculations on such costs, we need to consider the total cost of operation of the plant, distribution costs, load balancing, etc. In the case of intermittent power sources, many calculations tend to favour them without taking in
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by theropost 4y ago
It's -22C here this morning (-8f), and both of my heat pumps are working fine (currently 20.5C indoors). I have an LG, and a Fujitsu. The LG has an element inside the central air-handler as well, so if it gets too cold, you can switch
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by theropost 4y ago
Is it going to display ads based on the conversation of the call?
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by theropost 4y ago
You're probably right, perhaps this happens as a natural extension/maturity of a development cycle. Since China appears to be the nation creating many of the new things at this time, they begin to become the ones to attempt to se
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by theropost 4y ago
I think part of the problem, is in order to truly combat inflation (not just the CPI) the cost of borrowing needs to be higher than the actual inflation rate itself. So, if inflation is 10% right now, interest rates need to be above 10% to

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