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by yaro330 8mo ago
Just a few days saw a post about LLMs being excellent at reasoning because they're not limited by the language, sure buddy, now walk your fucking car.
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by yaro330 9mo ago
No, neither of them register as a blip on the usage stats and both have, and will continue having, priority access through OEM partnerships.
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by yaro330 9mo ago
It's not that difficult, plenty of ROMs exist, and analogues of all the apps exist as well.
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by yaro330 10mo ago
See for yourself: https://www.ifixit.com/News/96998/from-0-10-to-8-10-microsof...
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by yaro330 10mo ago
AMD USB4 is a joke. Every unplug is a gamble with amdgpu driver, you might get a working system, you might not, same for suspend-resume cycles.
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by yaro330 10mo ago
Apparently Surface laptops come with stellar repair guides now, and they improved repairability greatly. MS doing something nice for once?
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by yaro330 10mo ago
As someone not swimming in piles of cash, I can't bring myself to get a framework laptop. Ironically enough, new ThinkPads, which are on sale pretty regularly, end up being much nicer, solidly built, more performant, and with an awesom
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by yaro330 10mo ago
They do have their own fork, they just don't have any of the security infra that google does. So they "rely" on Google for that.
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by yaro330 10mo ago
Forbes as always top notch journalism, what does Samsung have to do with Google updates and why are they indirectly blamed for Samsung's slowness?..
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by yaro330 10mo ago
Elaborate please. PI on its own is just an insurance API for banking and similar apps to ensure that they can do secure compute on the device. It can also be used to check if the device that the app is running on is a genuine Android device
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by yaro330 10mo ago
It's nowhere near that. Pretty sure even modules are signed by Google.
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by yaro330 10mo ago
> It's quite surreal how unsafe the standard Android Well that's untrue. I'd even venture to say that with how many OEMs there are it's insane how safe Android is. Google for one updates their devices for 7 years sinc
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by yaro330 10mo ago
Yep. And GrapheneOS's changes to the kernels of devices they ship are laughably small, 20-30 commits at most. I don't think they even do any basic CVE checks on any of the source code. Fuzzing, actual security analysis - all those
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by yaro330 11mo ago
Google most likely reimplemented AWDL, and the article is wrong. Sure the EU's actions will affect the optics, but Apple will be in the clear if they decide to nuke this.
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by yaro330 1y ago
I hate AI as much as the next guy but to pretend that Google assistant was in any way better than Gemini is insane. I went for 10 years giving the assistant a try every time I got a new phone and it always straight up sucked. Forgot the exa
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by yaro330 1y ago
Author finds out they're colour blind.
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by yaro330 1y ago
So make one.
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by yaro330 1y ago
https://docs.qualcomm.com/ is pretty open.
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by yaro330 1y ago
Like EMUI from Huawei or Xiaomi's HyperOS? Be real. Nothing is gonna come of it.
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by yaro330 1y ago
unless you are 100% card-less you can already get locked out of banks easily. Your digital ID already exists, it's just that you don't have a card with it yet. As others stated: KYC killed private banking. Good.
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by yaro330 1y ago
Qcom is one of the few SoC manufacturers in the Android space to do all their thing out in the open and properly honouring the GPL-v2 licences.
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by yaro330 1y ago
Cooked how exactly? - Completely missed out on the LLM boom, just like everyone except nvidia. - Apple never used qcom SoCs, just their modems, Google doesn't even register on the radar of sales, their first foray into SoCs isn't
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by yaro330 1y ago
As if this wasn't possible before digital ID was introduced. The only difference was that you got a conscription notice after you tried to leave and realised that you can't.
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by yaro330 1y ago
Sideloading via ADB remains open. The number of scams from grandmas installing fraudulent bank apps should reduce a lot though.
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by yaro330 1y ago
Ah my bad. Are you sure your cable can do 140w? That was the source of most of my pains trying to push 100w to my work laptop. Baseus and Anker have some good PD3.1 chipped cables that worked for me. What kind of charger are you using?
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by yaro330 1y ago
> Weird because LNL achieved similar idle wattage as Apple Silicon.[0] Why do you say it's impossible? And where is LNL now? How's the company that produced it? Even under Pat Gelsinger they said that LNL is a one off and they&
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by yaro330 1y ago
> Adding to that, it is very picky about which power brick it accepts (not every 140W PD compliant works) and the one that comes with the laptop is bulky and heavy. I am used to plugging my laptop into whatever USB-C PD adapter is around
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by yaro330 1y ago
> Apple Silicon is 2-4x more efficient than AMD and Intel CPUs during load while also having higher top end speed. This is false, in cross platform tasks it's on par if not worse than latest X86 arches. As others pointed out: 2.5h i
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by yaro330 1y ago
I am 100% sure that if they put out a call for action and asked for hardware donations they would be able to get newer stuff. Ryzen 7 1700 goes for as cheap as 50$, DDR4 ram at supported speeds (2133 MHz) is also dirt cheap.
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by yaro330 1y ago
Poor Sama, let us play a sad song on the smallest violin.

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