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wilg
2y ago
There are 9 models in the ChatGPT model picker and they have stated that it's their goal to get rid of the model picker because everyone finds it annoying.
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2y ago
it is in fact the Republican party and its voters that got the US Trump
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2y ago
put the C in CI
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2y ago
You still call for one and make the case loudly and proudly against Trump. Every time.
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2y ago
They did not impeach him for this, they should impeach him each and every time he commits an egregious crime against this country. Also, it's fair to blame the voters if they make a bad choice. Voters have the most agency, it's th
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2y ago
We probably don't need to adapt the constitution to the changing times of people protesting outside Tesla stores.
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2y ago
He should be impeached for this, obviously.
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2y ago
After some effort!
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2y ago
The phrasing of the submission title ("Blender releases their Oscar winning version tool") here is baffling, unless I'm misunderstanding something. A typical boring HN title would be "Blender 4.4"
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2y ago
One of the most delightful outcomes of having the silly name!
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2y ago
Many people enjoy pretending that the term "blame" in "git blame" is not a funny little programmer joke that we don't have to be upset about.
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2y ago
Online news articles are not really a workable medium for real journalism or reporting
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2y ago
doing less work = less power = accelerate, no?
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2y ago
I mean it’s also a lot more work to add all the features Pebble would need so it could simply be they don’t think it’s worth it (and it probably isn’t, given all the other broken stuff they need to fix).
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2y ago
And yet, they are allowing it.
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2y ago
I think pretty much because the neural engine hardware stuff was to accelerate various existing ML features (face detection, voice recognition, etc) and not any kind of foresight about how ML would become relevant for LLM-type AI features (
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2y ago
> Why can't I swap cloud backends on the mobile platforms? The real answer is because this is a ton of work for very little customer benefit and creates tons of headaches to solve a mostly theoretical problem. It's not worth it
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2y ago
Yes, but getting a more efficient electric car for example typically will “pay for itself” in carbon emission reduction over a couple years. Plus it pushes older less efficient cars out of the bottom of the used market and supports growth o
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2y ago
Something I would like to see is well regulated “Carbon Facts” on products like nutrition facts.
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2y ago
I should add that this represents 6% of the 443 gallons the average car uses per year. https://afdc.energy.gov/data/mobile/10308 And 20% of the cost is the electricity to use the product, so that should be discoun
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2y ago
For calibrating your understanding of greenhouse gas emissions producing, packaging, shipping, using, and recovering materials from a 14-inch MacBook Pro in 2023 emits about 243 kg of carbon [1], which is equivalent to using 27 gallons of g
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2y ago
Nobody is stopping anyone from running a non-profit tech company, or a PBC or co-op or various other structures. It's not even true that a US company has to prioritize "shareholder value" or whatever over anything else. You c
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2y ago
Surely there are some situations where a pay cut is insufficient because you would like to reorganize the company, for example to wind down an unprofitable initiative or division and there's not a reasonable way to maintain the same he
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2y ago
biden ran on that, did a good job, and was demolished for it
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2y ago
skill issue
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2y ago
you just launder a SCOTUS decision with some braindead argument and 50% of the country will believe it overnight
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2y ago
that is correct but the OP's point is that SCOTUS won't care about that
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2y ago
exactly the wrong instinct
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2y ago
vance may be the most unlikeable person i have ever heard speak. he just has no charisma and is constantly crying crocodile tears about the dumbest thing you've ever heard of.
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2y ago
I mean, GPT 4.5 says "I'm ChatGPT, based on OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo model." and o1 Pro Mode can't answer, just says "I’m ChatGPT, a large language model trained by OpenAI." Asking it what model it is shouldn&
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