esskay

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by esskay 4d ago
arent all AI company CEO's?
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by esskay 6d ago
There has since been another company that has been able to produce the same clay so its now less of an issue.
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by esskay 7d ago
Gotta hold something back for next years magical update!
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by esskay 7d ago
This was after they laid everyone off, so it was just Adam and Steve left. An they surpassed $2M a year in sponsorships a couple of months after that. They were not struggling for cash at all.
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by esskay 7d ago
I'm not sure they'd even be classed as competitors to be honest. They floundered massively with the ui kit, most sections of it were very dated and untouched for several years whilst they piddled about with a failed new ui kit tha
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by esskay 7d ago
I cant help feeling you'd have to be a special kind of stupid at this point to start feeding even more of your life into Meta. This is clearly aimed at the over 50's - their primary market on facebook.
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by esskay 9d ago
Sorry but this is a pretty delusional take. No, you cant run the same level or even close to that level of model on a mac, not even on a 512gb studio. You can run good models sure, but not models anywhere close to the capabilities of these
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by esskay 9d ago
That would be pretty crappy of you given he was attacking an innocent 3rd party. Morals be damned i guess.
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by esskay 9d ago
Of course they will. Why would you pay for icloud storage you cant use?
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by esskay 9d ago
They also make an arm and a leg on services, which is why its not in their interest to make it so you cant use them.
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by esskay 9d ago
I always find it surprising when I hear of someone younger using facebook. I associate it with retired/elderly folks who love posting cryptic messages about their health or how their day has gone wanting attention.
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by esskay 9d ago
I can assure you it is readily available online and always will be. And now that we've had confirmation you basically own nothing then it'll be more prominent than ever.
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by esskay 9d ago
I'm quite surprised they havent also adopted a high paying sponsorship model. If they had something and large hosting providers were pressured into sponsoring them by customers they'd have no funding issues. Also why arent they on
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by esskay 9d ago
It doesnt really deserve anything given they used the site to attack people. See the comment above yours.
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by esskay 10d ago
A good example would be Supertram - the Sheffield tram service. It's only ever provided service disruption notices on twitter. The stations have digital signs which they installed years ago and have always been completely flawed in tha
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by esskay 10d ago
I cant imagine many people are backing up movies/tv shows, certainly not ones readily available should a recovery be needed. I can understand more obscure shows but backing up something like The Odyssey would be a colossal waste of sto
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by esskay 10d ago
IIRC the expected lifespan of a brand new drive in cold storage that has been written to once is 10-15 years. The platters were technically fine after that, it was the lubricants and the screws rusting that caused them to fail. The latter o
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by esskay 10d ago
I'm mostly passive on reddit these days but really struggle to leave it as I do enjoy seeing things like cool projects people are making on /r/selfhosting and such. Every time I think of leaving it I just think well I cant be
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by esskay 10d ago
Yup seems that way. The irony if they decided to remove them for copyright reasons...
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by esskay 11d ago
Literally every single UK government entity, town/city council, every public transport company, etc. They all use it sadly.
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by esskay 12d ago
FWIW I'm UK - they did suck when I first switched a few years back but are significantly better now.
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by esskay 13d ago
OpenAI are down and they do not use any SpaceX capacity.
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by esskay 15d ago
Apple music still gets a bit of a bad rap, the first iteration of the desktop and mobile apps for it were god awful. And if you lived outside of the west coast of the US, buffering was a noticable issue as they rather stupidly centralised a
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by esskay 15d ago
> it basically works fine for playing music Until you want to play back a playlist in random order over airplay or bluetooth, then the decade old bug with thousands of replies on their forum confirming it surfaces, and it only loops the
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by esskay 17d ago
Add that annoying theo guy to that list. Cant stand these people, they confidently push out videos like they're experts, a week later it turns out whatever they were talking about was total crap and they've already abandoned it -
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by esskay 21d ago
There's a chrome plugin called 'MirrorImage'[1] that basically rewrites all imgur links/embeds to use a proxy service, it seems to work pretty well to get around it. I dare say something similar also exists for Firefox [
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by esskay 21d ago
I'd be interested to know what was going on with it during the public test as there were numerous reports of it improving considerably at tasks it was asked to do early on in the test compared to later in it.
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by esskay 1mo ago
Not sure covid was the sole driving force. A combination of MS taking over and deciding to move it to Azure, a massive increase in traffic due to ai usage (not that this should be an excuse for a platform that should be scaleable), and Gith
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by esskay 1mo ago
Githubs a great advert as to why you shouldn't use Azure. What an utter mess its become since they took over. Their argument that its scaling issues due to increased traffic just makes them and Azure look incompetent.
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by esskay 1mo ago
Because businesses dont want them blocked, that would be a very stupid thing for most of them to do given its becoming a vital traffic source now that people are using chatbots instead of google.

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