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by raydev 3y ago
But the websites are still putting up banners in my way, and they never remember what I consent to anyway, they just ask every time. They didn't do this before the regulation. It doesn't much matter whether a website could do be
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by raydev 3y ago
Spreads the burden/cost of distributing a 300+GB file.
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Tokyo is fine because it's a major city with millions of people. If the commenter says "in [small town in South Carolina] for example", then likelihood for them living there skyrockets.
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by raydev 3y ago
> If I ever lost that drive I think I'd rather be dead. I wonder how many others had this exact same thought, before they lost their "hacker" drive while also preferring to continue living. This may shock you, but people&#
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by raydev 3y ago
I don't understand how this relates to paid warranty or insurance. Your TCO for a non-Apple laptop can also include a protection fee or cost to repair with no insurance.
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by raydev 3y ago
> Aren't these just C structs? Are C structs guaranteed to be immutable at compile-time?
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by raydev 3y ago
Yes, it is hard to overstate: the current admin has given zero thought to anything other than "bring more people in". Housing supply, healthcare, broad service capacity, everything that is meaningfully impacted by adding more resi
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by raydev 3y ago
Apple provides a general purpose computing device. Their big mistake was offering an App Store that allows developers nearly every type of app for nearly every use case (except for the ones Apple doesn't like, but Apple can ignore them
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by raydev 3y ago
> I don't think they're being emotional about it It's hard to read it as anything but emotional. It's pure display of power, Apple is willing to hurt iOS users to make a point to other developers.
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> we tend to get hung up on what these models do wrong rather than all the amazing stuff they do correctly. I'm not just going to ask some rando on the street to give me factual information, there are people who get paid to do that
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by raydev 3y ago
It's an image generator, so relying on it for any "factual" images is misguided.
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by raydev 3y ago
But it's all fake. It's generated images. I guess I don't understand what people want out of the fake image generator. It will never produce anything historically accurate as a visual medium, because the images never existed.
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by raydev 3y ago
I don't think an "image generator", a tool that generates images that never existed before, can be held to any sort of standard that results in history being erased.
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by raydev 3y ago
How can an image generator not erase parts of history?
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by raydev 3y ago
This assumes no curation, and the people I already follow will replace themselves with AI bots.
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by raydev 3y ago
Or that's a bad analogy and you just have to look harder for the good apples, which don't get spoiled. The internet certainly doesn't feel fake to me yet. There's more stuff I don't care about and people trying to s
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by raydev 3y ago
An implicit assumption I see often is that all 8000 Twitter employees were software engineers too, but at it's peak engineering only made up 40-ish%. Without question though, despite the appearance of velocity in shipping features post
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by raydev 3y ago
> I would expect AI to at least generate answers consistent with reality Existing services hallucinate all the time. They can't even do math reliably, nor can you be reasonably certain it can provide actual citations for any generat
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by raydev 3y ago
> Simple responses should be generated truthfully. Truth which is present in today's data. Why would you rely on current LLM and -adjacent tech image generation to give you this? The whole point is to be creative and provide useful
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by raydev 3y ago
Whether you're starting a new app as an individual or a 5-or-15-or-100-or-1000 person team, I don't see why anyone would *not* choose Swift in 2024, unless they are doing game or 3d/VR/AR graphics development, in which
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by raydev 3y ago
Hard not to agree when you ignore any suffering during the transition period. Did they immediately all become photographers and filmmakers after losing their jobs?
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Where can we track this work so as to not duplicate it?
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by raydev 3y ago
> The fact that Apple is still using a difference of 256GB storage to jump the price $200 is really funny to me I've never understood this common opinion. The cost of materials is not a good representation of the manufacturing proce
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by raydev 3y ago
OpenAI people running these prompts have access to way more resources than any of us will through the API.
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by raydev 3y ago
Is there an open-source GPT4 equivalent right now? Doesn't seem like anything has taken off and gotten rave reviews on the level of OpenAI's offering yet.
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by raydev 3y ago
I'm shocked to learn 1) it's still an issue and 2) other people have experienced it. For 1-2 years in the mid-2010s, my audio balance on my work MBP would routinely drift every month or so, and none of my coworkers or Mac-using fr
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by raydev 3y ago
This is not a large EV, it's a compact car with a lot of ground clearance. Looks like it might even be smaller than the Model 3 for passengers.
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by raydev 3y ago
> unnecessarily large crossover I think the ground clearance might be tricking you, the proportions make it look like a compact hatchback, just lifted.
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I'm willing to accept that they feel like their situation is precarious when it actually isn't, because I've certainly been there. But I also overcame it when I realized I wasn't actually thinking everything through.
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> I'd bet that that isn't a "choice" so much as it is that millennials are prevented by their circumstances from having the children they'd want to otherwise Taking a look at median incomes and housing costs acro

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