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by ece 4y ago
Walmart is irrelevant if there aren't any near you.
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by ece 4y ago
I think the problem is with a known bad driver blocklist not working like it should. It's something that should prevent installation even if the user clicks yes.
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by ece 4y ago
The problems are on the supply side they say, we don't have much control over the supply side they say. Blunt hammers shouldn't be used here. MMTers are right. https://mobile.twitter.com/StephanieKelton/status
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by ece 4y ago
Yeah, I don't know what the Google/Jibe/carrier relationships are, but Google made an exception for Samsung[1], which I suppose could've been carrier approved too. Looking more at it, it seems like Google Messages is sti
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by ece 4y ago
SMS is carrier owned and had an API. What you're saying doesn't surprise me, but I guess an RCS client written by Google and can't talk to iPhones isn't exactly an upsell.
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by ece 4y ago
I'm not an author or artist, but you only need to search for tweets about copyright on Twitter to see it benefits the rightsholders a bit too much. If the term was shorter, maybe it would be different. Of course the reason the term is
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by ece 4y ago
It's hilarious because of Simula's size compared to the rest, and because it doesn't include Apple/Valve, and really, only those two should even be on the list at all! They literally subpoenaed everyone except their real
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by ece 4y ago
This is growth at all costs. Big companies buying up established independent developers to add to their services while consumers have less choice. AB/MS, Figma/Adobe, it needs to stop.
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by ece 4y ago
The Within deal is above $400 million. Doesn't seem like shelfware money. The end of the article seems pretty consistent with FTC's view: Meta can compete with better hardware and software on it's own.
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by ece 4y ago
How about a look at Meta's app sales to prove that? I think this list of who the subpoena was served to is pretty hilarious, and it's even more hilarious that Apple's not on this list: Alphabet Inc. ByteDance Inc. HTC America
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by ece 4y ago
From your link, the FTC says: > "Meta already owns a best-selling virtual reality fitness app, and it had the capabilities to compete even more closely with Within’s popular Supernatural app. But Meta chose to buy market position in
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by ece 4y ago
> VR is still up for grabs Curious statement, considering the FTC is trying to preserve competition in the space. Excite and Altavista weren't trying to buy up the biggest websites around at the time.
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by ece 4y ago
https://www.poder360.com.br/eleicoes2022/apuracao/
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by ece 4y ago
If Stadia's core audience was supposed to be occasional gamers, then that audience didn't exist. Not to the extent Google thought anyway. That's the nice way of putting it, but yeah, cancelling things people like and/or
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by ece 4y ago
Let me translate that: Antitrust regulations "would impose rules that are bad for our bottom line, and would offer consumers choice." "We got so big because of lax regulations and mergers like the Doubleclick merger that were
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by ece 4y ago
The real co-sponsors. Or at least, cosponsors-lite.
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by ece 4y ago
A physics teacher in high school recommended RPN to me, and the 48G. I went through college using the builtin equation library quite a bit.
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by ece 4y ago
I wonder how hard it is to just sell a GPU and say it's CUDA compatible. Google built their own toolchain over PTX, AMD could do the same, and have CUDA compatibility if they wanted. I think the difference here just might be that Googl
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by ece 4y ago
I tried getting pytorch vulkan inference working with radv, it gives me a missing dtype error in vkformat. Fp16 or normal precision have the same error. I think it's some bf16 thing.
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by ece 4y ago
If undervolting is the new overclocking, you'd have to wonder if that changes anything.
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Solving the Witness with Z3 (and Rust)(techofnote.com)
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by ece 4y ago
This is what the new EU DMA regulations are hoping for too.
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by ece 4y ago
You have IAPs.
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by ece 4y ago
Offline content as an app without extra permissions seems pretty justified. This is a curated Flipboard or subreddit with the ability to buy tickets, which maybe you could do on Flipboard/Reddit, but then Flipboard/Reddit would pr
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by ece 4y ago
If anything, not breaking things makes you more careful about what you put in. I feel like that's not a bad rule to go by.
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by ece 4y ago
Might as well make it a trifecta: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/western-megadroug...
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by ece 4y ago
> I can accept and respect not creating Linux builds as engineering (using Windows only APIs, libraries, etc.) and business (not enough market) decisions.. Yep, and if somebody made your game work under Wine/Proton or Bottles/H
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by ece 4y ago
Flatpak is basically Docker for linux, there are layers and everything. What you're saying should be possible if you make a AppImage/Flatpak out of the Steam Runtime+Proton(if needed)+Game, it should run anywhere with the right dr
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by ece 4y ago
In other news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32443017
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by ece 4y ago
That's fair, I do agree with the article, people work on what they want to work on. If happiness is $70k+hobbies, so be it.

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