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CoPilot isn't anything Microsoft is trying to sell outside of their own products. And with GitHub Copilot there is no "copilot" model to choose, you can choose between Anthropic, OpenAI and Google models. Sure UWP never caugh
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1y ago
its a tech demo and devkit. Hopefully Apple is working on an actual mass-marked ready product.
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1y ago
And their training reflects this. I've served in the army, but not in the US. Some units did get crowd control training, but it was very unusual and specific for their deployments (they were going to Kosovo). Preparing these units for
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1y ago
> Foreign nationals waving flag of their nation, attacking citizens and being in country without permission. Smells like invasion. This is such a tabloid and uneducated take. These are riots or unrest, not an invasion. An invasion is a m
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1y ago
yes! my thoughts exacly. its the arrogance of a junior engineer
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1y ago
CI or VCS is worth diddely squat if you dont organise your thoughts
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2y ago
The thing with a laptop or tablet is that setup time id nearly nothing, so just kicking back in the couch or anywhere you can quickly reply to an email or do some work. this setup requires sitting down at a table or desk. this little overhe
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2y ago
Please provide sources
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2y ago
This is the reasoning of a young child. How do you even define merit? Nobody, except maybe high level athletes are hired on what can be considered merit alone. To do so, you would have to remove people from the process altogether. Those who
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2y ago
I think there was a thread on Reddit recently, where the thread starter had been forced to use his iPad for work a whole day. The user concluded (paraphrasing) "its like replacing a truck with a small sedan. Sure you can still haul man
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2y ago
I still have clients who run Skype for Business on premises. It feels so ancient when I have to use it.
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2y ago
It does give an impression of diminishing returns on this family of models. The output presented in samples and quoted in benchmarks is very impressive, but compared with 4o it seems to be an incremental update with no new capabilites of no
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2y ago
Novelty
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2y ago
You have to look past "failures" and rather look at development time. SpaceX has a radically different approach to development, more alike to software. While somewhat wasteful with regards to material, it seems to be working rathe
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2y ago
If it has a H100 it’s a workstation, if it has a consumer GPU it’s not
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2y ago
As someone who has been on a journey from a 6 man startup to a larger company going through a merger I’m really feeling the pull of creating/joining a new startup. If nothing else for the joy of being a small team on a mission and work
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2y ago
Without getting deep into politics I don't understand why they would prioritize spending effort on DST at all, seems like there are plenty of other concerns.
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2y ago
Up until this point I had never heard about ANI. Now I believe it’s a propaganda tool used to spread fake news. Great job.
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2y ago
Not great, not terrible
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2y ago
Does it matter if players self-document and share knowledge? Its ultimately up to the players if they use that documentation. The main thing is if the game loop is enjoyable.
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2y ago
This is an excellent example of how statistics can be manipulated. Of course people don’t want to ban a service they use, but if the question had been “is it ok for foreign companies offering services to Brazilian citizens to ignore Brazili
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2y ago
Is this like a prince rupert's drop? i assume this completely explodes when it breaks.
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2y ago
Looks cool, but wasn’t available for where I live in Europe, so never got to experience it.
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2y ago
If your company requires removing privacy laws and measures to stifle anti-competitive behavior, then by all means leave. I don’t want to live in a technological dystopia just to be “cutting edge”
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2y ago
Privacy and a vastly better navigation experience is what makes me prefer Apple Maps for turn by turn nav. For finding local businesses Google Maps is better
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2y ago
I usually fall asleep fast, sleep through the night and wake up without any recollection of dreaming. I guess it’s usually a good thing, but it feels like im missing this whole thing a lot of other people experience.
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2y ago
It's loud when you are the loader/spotter or are standing close by. It's not loud at all if you are the one firing it (with your head practically on the tube). That is my experience anyway.
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2y ago
I agree. Mortality is a one-trick-pony, and there are other metrics that can measure quality of life that are better
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2y ago
I get it, everything adds up and over millions of page-loads there will be a bit of wasted bandwidth. But it seems the original author blew this issue out of proportion with this post. Why even be annoyed by such a minor issue?
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2y ago
Because side-loading is a thing that works well on Windows.
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