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by zer0zzz 2y ago
Looking forward when these new 10 core M4s end up in cheap mac desktops. I hope theres a max ram boost from the existing 24GB.
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by zer0zzz 2y ago
No, that’s a Corolla or a Kia Forte of laptops.
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by zer0zzz 2y ago
That’s fair
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by zer0zzz 2y ago
It’s half the price because by the time the MacBook Air dies you’re on your second or third acer.
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by zer0zzz 2y ago
what you’re arguing is that a product that meets the basic criteria of a good product makes it luxury. That seems pretty wild to me. No one calls a Toyota Camry with base options luxury but it works well for a long time and has good qualit
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by zer0zzz 2y ago
Why don’t any of these date after the 70s?
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
I use Windows and Android all the time and I always come back to the iPhone because it’s just a way better hardware value and has way better integration to a desktop system (the mac) than any other desktop/phone combo I know of. Androi
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
That’s an interesting thought. I wonder how detrimental Christianity’s impact on society has been compared to social media? It kind of makes the argument pointless when you frame it that way.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
You should have started with that, and added some sources (based on reversing, there are many out there). There’s a good claim to be made that even if they don’t use their app to wholesale decrypt chats locally, they do use metadata. Its li
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
That’s a huge leap. I never claimed that anyone was safe. I just think your assertions have no basis or citations and you’re posting them from a throwaway. This is the equivalent of writing something on a bathroom stall.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
So much for those “many stories”
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
“People are saying…”
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
These are all a fair questions, but they’re still questions and not some confident assertion with absolutely no sources from a total throwaway account. That was my point.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Agreed, and that’s how it would work. I was more highlighting the throwaway with comment that had no context or link to sources.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Care to back that up with any citations, or should everyone just take it on faith that what a throwaway says isn’t made up?
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Yeah ROCm is name used for projects that provide more or less compatibility with cuda based software.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
While I hate losing the feeling that the AppStore and iOS security policy make my device less at risk I sure am tired of not having chromium and Fortnite on my iPad. I’m also torn on how the current locked down state of affairs is the only
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Cool
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Typo, meant to write “coming from compilers”
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
This is fantastic. I am just starting in the ML space (compile from compilers) and I love short kernels that I can use to understand things better with.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
I worked on an oculus team for close to a team that was charged with building a platform. The trouble at oculus was that there were multiple waring platform efforts.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Meta had better rollout their WhatsApp bridge thing soon
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Why stop there? Why don’t you suggest banning Google, WhatsApp, all news sites generally, and more? afaict the reasoning for banning TikTok kinda makes sense for getting it off of the devices of government employees. The rest seems pretty o
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Exactly right. I think some of my points got garbled in all this back and forth: that their conscious choice makes A LOT of sense when you take into account that they want their smaller chips to share supply chain with iPads, Vision Pro etc
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
> From marcan himself. So yes, they just didn't want. They’re not going to ship that, knowing their engineering team they’d probably consider it a huge hack. They probably also have considered how proficiently their gpu can drive tw
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
The Arc browser borrows very little UI or tab/account syncing code from chromium. The non-V8+Blink bits are almost entirely written in swift as far as I know. This means it probably has the most Windows Swift code of any app out there
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
> Which means that the hardware is fully capable of running whatever amount of the external displas you want. Here’s a good rundown of display controller blocks from marcan: https://www.reddit.com/r/AsahiLinux/c
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
Yes. Ignoring the engine there’s a lot of swift in how they build the ui components and sync tabs etc. they’ve built something similar to SwiftUI but it used winui/wpf (or whatever it’s called these days ) underneath.
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
The arc browser has a beta for windows. It’s pretty decent so far and is written in swift
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by zer0zzz 3y ago
> No, you are just trying to justify the greedy corporation habits. You're really showing off your ignorance here, and you're assuming a lot around my defending of greed etc. My view's on Apple's pricing are pretty ir

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