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5mo ago
It does kind of make sense for alphabet and meta considering their primary revenue driver is advertising and communication platforms respectively. That would put them into Media & Communications. IT is how they get to that. For amazon i
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You asked what advantage would it have over rolling rubber, not how would one do it (you wouldn't with current understanding of physics and energy density/portability). Any at advantage vehicle like that is still in the realm of s
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5mo ago
smoother ride, no need for wheels so no road friction and fewer parts that wear, no need for shock absorbers as well, no need for roads clean of snow and ice which would make them both more practical and safer.. if we're talking star t
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5mo ago
If you could do that at all, let alone high throughput, you could write the future itself.
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5mo ago
at that level (Tier 2) we're basically talking plasmonics, right? optics + antenna theory for the uninitiated. SPR, quantum plasmonics, active nanophotonics.. that's some advance shit from the (hopefully near) future, man. This is
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5mo ago
This is stupid. I like it!
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5mo ago
And "they" being OP, not ETHZ.
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5mo ago
I know something about game engines, I know a lot more about real time graphics, and I do even more about databases and implementation of those. While it's nice to get yourself acquainted with all, especially easy to do with AI these d
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5mo ago
You can but it still won't get cancelled. I found out when I tried to implement a hard time limit to a call.
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6mo ago
Such a shame both companies are big on vanity to make great things happen. Imagine where you could run Mac hardware with nvidia on linux. It's all there, and closed walls are what's not allowing it to happen. That's what we a
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6mo ago
This read like one of those "I could've done this in a weekend" replies to app launches.
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6mo ago
I'm a _bit of a snob_ when it comes to that both due to my film & tv background as well as my game collection (jesus, that's a lot of games including full snes, n64 sets, mega drive, nes, etc). I have various broadcast monitor
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6mo ago
To an extent, yes. Interdependent variables discovery and then hopefully systems modeling and navigating through such a system. If that's the case, then this is a simplistic version of it. How long until tests will involve playing a mo
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6mo ago
This reads like AI generated text, which it probably is.
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6mo ago
Not sure where you're coming from on that since it was a well-known and somewhat mocked at the time fact when Sony argued with UK customs https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/playstation-2-is-...
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6mo ago
Metaverse, of course. Same here.
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6mo ago
Yeah. pretty much PowerPC part two. PowerPC the business move, like the oroginal one.
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6mo ago
Linux on playstation was a play by Sony not to have customs like on a toy but as a more favorable computer merchandise. They didn't care.
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6mo ago
I've heard a great thing recently, more or less - If all you're doing is writing prompts, maybe you're not needed anymore. Stay behind the intent, own the output and understand it and then maybe it makes sense. sloppy prompt
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*I am learning scheme(dr racket), which is i think derived from lisp* it _is_ Lisp. Namely lisp-1, vs what one would consider lisp like common lisp would be lisp-2. Difference mostly being that in lisp-1 everything's in single namespac
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How can you go bankrupt with Lego? That's almost like going bankrupt with Coca Cola. It's probably one of the most if not the most recognizable toy brand there is. I'll have to read up on this, sounds like a fantastic voyage
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6mo ago
That'd be more like that draw an owl meme. Devil's in the details. Holy shit, there's so many details...
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6mo ago
Hey, don't trash talk Indy like that. It has.. well, it is Web! and has VRML.. and it's your only option for N64 devkit. So, there's that. Overall you're right though. Entry level machine. I have one in working order, ra
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7mo ago
Wasn't Oracle vs Google about all of that?
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So, what were we talking about even then in the thread?
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It's not 5090 performance though.
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7mo ago
Not saying it was, but the course of actions awfully look like a setup was made for Anthropic.
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7mo ago
It's a defense mechanism. I was guilty as charge as well initially. Suddenly most of your l33t skillz are trivialized and surpassed by an inhumane actor. It's a tough pill to swallow.
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7mo ago
why haven't I checked their site first is beyond me :) Thank you for this! You say you're satisfied, right?
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7mo ago
Indeed. With landmines from 90's at least general areas are known, there's signage and if you're not being stupid by venturing way past signage it's all really safe to be around.
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