SurgeArrest

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by SurgeArrest 20d ago
May be they should use with Nest Hub Max because whatever powers that "Assistant" feels like something from 2023-2024 at best. Half of the time it can't understand you, the other half just fails to output information... By su
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by SurgeArrest 2mo ago
Microsoft EEE at its best: gobble up all game studios and then kill them. Microsoft needs to be split, it should been split years ago, but now more than ever.
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by SurgeArrest 1y ago
Can I also have an option to block/disable all YouTube Shorts on AppleTV and Samsung TV apps? Shorts is the biggest disservice to civilization - promoting time-wasting behaviours. Also, promoting 10-20 minute videos with 2-5 minutes of
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by SurgeArrest 2y ago
Seems that if you are into photography you still have to wait until M4 Max based Studio is out and wait out Mac Mini Pro. 2x graphics performance will accelerate many GPU-based tasks in tools like Topaz Photo AI, Lightroom and Photoshop, Lu
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by SurgeArrest 2y ago
Reading this on 2017 iMac 27" - is the first 5k iMac that couldn't be used as a monitor after the computer inside is irrelevant. I hope EU will push for some law that requires all AIO computers to work in monitor-only mode if int
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by SurgeArrest 3y ago
Netflix has a problem that the front page is now filled with "B-rated" rather than "A-rated" content for more money than before. The amount of content that they spent money on in the past is hardly discoverable, genre se
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by SurgeArrest 3y ago
Tax laws as well as other laws, need to have a requirement to be rewritten from scratch and re-approved every 10 years or so, such that no law or regulation is complex enough that an elected official can't describe it in full before vo
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by SurgeArrest 3y ago
"Why Python" by Eric Raymond in Linux Journal is what started my love of python for me before Ruby or JavaScript outside of the browser were even a thing. https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/3882 A python sc
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by SurgeArrest 4y ago
Would love to see one day AI used to read annotated text with multiple voices, so each person in a novel gets his/her voice and also narrative voice. Would be epic and actually better than most audio books read by a single person attem
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by SurgeArrest 4y ago
I hope this case will fail and establish a good precedent for all future AI litigations and may be even prevent new ones. Your code is open source - irregardless of license, one might read it as a text book and then remember or even copy sn
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by SurgeArrest 4y ago
Was following CNN on Twitter in 2008, out of an old habit mostly. Then it was only breaking news feed, and they were posting mostly relevant things. One day they posted something about Britney Spears there and then again. Stopped either wat
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by SurgeArrest 5y ago
I thank Go team, that the major version was not increased. You can't imagine how much wider adoption of generics will be as compared if Go went to version 2.0 There are thousands of under-educated and overly-cautious software developme
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by SurgeArrest 5y ago
Does anyone know if Pfizer CEO and all of his relatives (including children) have 3-4 dozes of the vaccine? And also all members of the board of directors and C* suits and their relatives? Is there any verifiable documentation for this som
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by SurgeArrest 7y ago
I know about the state of Fitbit, but I would have preferred any other company over Google to buy them, including Samsung or Amazon.
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by SurgeArrest 7y ago
I'm not talking about Google Reader, that's long gone. The companies you mentioned are technically Alphabet, not Google. If you look at Google all their consumer software efforts are an abomination. WearOS/Android Wear is at
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by SurgeArrest 7y ago
RIP FitBit. Google bought you, which means that a good lineup of products will be killed or infected with buggy, slow, limited and unimaginative software from Google. Prepare to reboot your Fitbits daily. Maybe those always on displays can