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by dktp 10mo ago
I also got 1 year through buying my pixel. If you login with the same account through Gemini CLI, it should work (works for me) However, Gemini CLI is a rather bad product. There is (was?) an issue that makes the CLI fall back to flash ver
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by dktp 10mo ago
I don't know either tbh. I wouldn't be surprised it the answer is no (and it will come later or something like that) I also tried to use Gemini 3 in my Gemini CLI and it's not available yet (it's available to all Ultra,
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by dktp 10mo ago
Google actually changed it somewhat recently (3 months ago, give or take) and you can use Gemini CLI with the "regular" Google AI Pro subscription (~22eur/month). Before that, it required a separate subscription I can't
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by dktp 10mo ago
Goes even further for languages with dual (like my native Slovenian) - on top of singular and plural ena ptica (one bird), dve ptici (two birds), tri ptice (three birds) As well as 6 grammatical cases and 3 genders. And a number of special
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by dktp 11mo ago
I am also in the camp believing they will sell ads the second they find a viable way (churn worth it, base infrastructure for it built, enough people trusting ai with product recommendations...) I think the queries will fall into profitable
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by dktp 11mo ago
In the initial contract Microsoft would lose a lot of rights when OpenAI achieves AGI. The references to AGI in this post, to me, look like Microsoft protecting themselves from OpenAI declaring _something_ as AGI and as a result Microsoft l
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by dktp 11mo ago
People making most money _playing_ poker are really really good players that get invited to games with the wealthy people. This takes both poker skills, social skills (being entertaining) and potentially doing some occasional "fun&quot
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by dktp 11mo ago
My pet theory is that Gemini's training is, more than others, focused on rewriting and pulling out facts from data. (As well as being cheap to run). Since the biggest use is the Google AI generated search results It doesn't perfor
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by dktp 11mo ago
I cycle a lot. Outdoors I listen to podcasts and the fact that I can say "Hey Google, go back 30sec" to relisten to something (or forward to skip ads) is very valuable to me. Indoors I tend to cast some show or youtube video. Ofte
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by dktp 1y ago
Odds providers have their models on how likely each outcome is. They add a spread to this (for example if it's 50/50, they'll pay out 1.8x instead of 2x). The line can also be affected by other factors, like how likely it is
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by dktp 1y ago
Half of the new Google Pixel AI features are not enabled in EU. Magic cue, text image editing... These are on-device features too, so really not sure why I'm a disappointed Pixel 10 owner living in Germany
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by dktp 1y ago
For better or worse, a big chunk (if not most) of the AI development probably does go into non-creative work like matching ads against users and ranking search results It's just not what gets the exciting headlines and showcases
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by dktp 1y ago
G-SIB banks for example
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by dktp 1y ago
Google has a deal with Reddit to scrape its content for training AI. It also has Youtube
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by dktp 1y ago
I think the question is about why someone would want to _increase_ their bus factor for the family
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by dktp 2y ago
I think the idea is that with some wealth redistribution (taxes) free trade allows domestic companies to bring in larger revenues which would contribute to better education (healthcare, infrastructure etc). Then the idea is that we don&#x27
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by dktp 2y ago
Agreed. I have 1040 as well and it serves me super well, largely because of its battery life (1 recharge on 7day bikepacking trip of ~6hr/day usage), consistency (no disconnects with other data points) and very solid gps (multi band en
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by dktp 2y ago
This is incorrect. The way shorting works is you borrow a stock (and keep paying premium for the duration) and sell it Premiums are usually small, so you can make many multiples of paid premium And since their business model is releasing th
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by dktp 2y ago
Google Meet comes to mind. It probably won't go away any time soon and I quite like it
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by dktp 2y ago
I'm in the same boat being extremely annoyed with notifications on the watch. But I just disabled them completely on my Garmin There's a setting under Notifications & Alerts > Smart notifications > Status (switch to off)
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by dktp 2y ago
Back in the days Google notoriously launched turn-by-turn navigation on Android only. They bet on this being a big enough differentiator for people to use Android over iPhones. Apple then launched Apple maps - which at some point became qui
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by dktp 2y ago
As much as I'd like to see it being more open, a lot of people seem concerned about security and are happy with the current state of iOS/iPadOs and not having to deal with troubleshooting of their families devices
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by dktp 2y ago
> Interesting, I've had 2 Garmin Smart Watches and never felt like Apple was restricting them. Sending messages from watch for example. Apple only allows that for Apple watches
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by dktp 3y ago
That sounds about right. It is hard to make all information public asap (with all the regulation), so I would assume it would be hard to get rid of the wiggle room between when an insider can place a bet and the information actually becomes
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by dktp 3y ago
Insider trading being illegal encourages participation in markets for people outside the company. As well as discourages intentionally messing up within the company and profiting from short selling The argument against it is that markets wo
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by dktp 3y ago
The fact that the software I have on my Mac is not tied to what I can download from Apple Store is basically the sole reason it's useful to me
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by dktp 3y ago
If my Mac only allowed downloads from the Apple store, it would essentially render it useless (for me) Likewise, I like to think that opening up my phone could make it more useful
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by dktp 3y ago
I think the article is written in a over-sensationalistic way and I would take it with a grain of salt, but also possible that he's really into finding bugs. Based on the reddit post, he's definitely really into racing on Zwift As
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by dktp 3y ago
> It seems really hard to get this 100% fair It is, for all the reasons you mentioned, and nobody is aiming for that. He just found and demonstrated a cheat (bug) that the platform itself should have no issue detecting - changing weight
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by dktp 3y ago
I think people are overblowing his investment in making it competitive It's quite easy to cheat in Zwift as you can put any weight on your profile (and the metric for measuring speed is generally W/kg). As well as different traine

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