SV_BubbleTime

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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
Why do you think China is release free and open models? To undercut the cartel before it has a grasp on anything. This is a well known strategy of undercut until you are the majority that China has used multiple times (steel and aluminum fo
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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
Watch, very soon this is going to politically divide. They’re sowing the seeds right now with “antiai” campaigns. The right will for a change be for it but will be able to be talked into regulation because you know “small government” and al
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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
Well… yes. But I think the undersold part would be inflation is likely far more correlated to rate and values the stock market going up, than the disclosed and reported inflation numbers given to you by the people directly responsible for m
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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
MBAs aren’t making the stock market go up. Inflation is.
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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
There will be a PS6 and a NextBox… it’s just that Sony is cracking down on what some idiot MBAs have decided are “unrealized monitary streams”.
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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
> Diamond Monster II with a 3dfx Voodoo 2 chip Oh shit, I had file deleted that. I remember now. I think I used that with the first N64 emulator, I think Project something to play Turok the first person dinosaur hunter game. Life before
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by SV_BubbleTime 4d ago
Did I read some loser’s blog about how some not-Nazis are totally-Nazis? Nah, miss me with that clownshoes moron shit. Grow up and join the real world anytime.
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by SV_BubbleTime 5d ago
See the first post, they have 6000 engineers. Their reasoning’s and opinions on anything are useless to compare to almost anyone. We’re using Flutter successfully and love it. I don’t have 6 engineers to throw at Native, let alone 6000.
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by SV_BubbleTime 5d ago
So literally not Nazis… but you have been programmed to go to extremes in any political disagreement. I suspect they are both better informed and likely better members of society than you giving evidence of.
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by SV_BubbleTime 6d ago
I think you’re confusing Shopify and Spotify.
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by SV_BubbleTime 6d ago
I think what they’re actually admitting is if they have more resources to throw at native. This is non-starter math for small companies.
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by SV_BubbleTime 6d ago
Which is why the topic about what Shopify does should apply to absolutely almost no one. Who has more people/resources to justifiably throw at their native app than Shopify? Maybe a dozen companies?
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by SV_BubbleTime 6d ago
LOL, flutter/dart are pretty awesome and we have yet to encounter something that needed improvement. We have small shims for IOS or Android BLE. But otherwise the discussion of should you go native is really a discussion of how many em
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by SV_BubbleTime 6d ago
Still loving flutter over here! The vastly undersold topic to all of these is how many developers do you have? We have the option of using flutter, or not launching an app at all. The concept of going full native is a non-starter. I basical
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by SV_BubbleTime 6d ago
lol, it’s sort of pathetic to cover for a terrorist group with ”but they run a mailing list” . No one is buying that. I’m sure their helpful functions will be picked up by another group that wants to do good work without USAID money.
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by SV_BubbleTime 7d ago
I find it really strange they don’t mention the zoom magnification.
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by SV_BubbleTime 9d ago
It was necessary because a group of billionaires (Joyce Foundation) decided they were going to do a run around congress and engage in lawfare for their goals. It’s nonsense to pretend it came out of no where for no reason.
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by SV_BubbleTime 10d ago
I like how certain HN threads really highlight that the venn of users here and Reddit /r/politics share almost entirely the same area.
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by SV_BubbleTime 10d ago
Is Gmail used for anything else? Lots, right? Now, what about A/I group? Ah… well, there is your answer.
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by SV_BubbleTime 10d ago
No other industry needed that law. The PLCAA was put in place in 2005 because anti-gun specifically devised a plan to sue gun makers in lieu of any success in changing gun laws. It is absolute nonsense to ignore why the law exists while you
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by SV_BubbleTime 11d ago
Remember AMP? Baby steps and they’ll try again.
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by SV_BubbleTime 11d ago
It’s not a tax on the gun though. It’s a tax to exercise the right, identical to the poll tax.
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by SV_BubbleTime 12d ago
That’s harder hitting psychology in comedy than I’ve ever seen an example of the other way.
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by SV_BubbleTime 12d ago
I would think a Meta Executive who was into torrenting would know they likely had enough to lose to use something other than their home IP address.
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by SV_BubbleTime 12d ago
Agreed, but I like that the “requiring ID is racist but only in the USA” crowd doesn’t like the direct relation.
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by SV_BubbleTime 12d ago
So… requiring an ID to buy a gun is also an unconstitutional tax on a right?
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by SV_BubbleTime 12d ago
The “million eyes” argument has massive exceptions, among the top of my head is OpenSSL’s HeartBleed, a critical and extremely popular security suite that had a simple overflow issue for a decade or longer. People don’t read the source. And
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by SV_BubbleTime 12d ago
>when this alcoholic is the only one that works properly for the sort of audio and 3D/VFX work I mean, that seems universally truer than not.
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by SV_BubbleTime 13d ago
“Find me a cheap ticket from Seattle to LA” … 23 hours in Denver later…
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by SV_BubbleTime 13d ago
If you’re talking some nonsense, silly singularity… than whatever, don’t care. But if you’re asking when a model has a sustainable general intelligence, for me, it’s pretty easy… When it makes financial sense to run it 24 hours a day.

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