raydev

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by raydev 7mo ago
> And yet same specs iPad + Magic keyboard will cost you twice as much It's not about specs, it's about capability. You compare the Neo to the wrong iPad. The base model iPad + keyboard folio match the MacBook Neo price, which
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by raydev 7mo ago
I think you're undervaluing touchscreen capability, which even the cheapest laptops offer now. Kids and non-tech folks have come to expect it by default. Now that Apple is attempting to compete in this space, they'll have to pitch
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by raydev 7mo ago
Apple refuses to remove things without clear replacements, for better or more often worse. The 6k XDR has been replaced, apparently they've got something coming for the Mac Pro. I don't know why it wasn't the Mac Studio updat
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by raydev 7mo ago
- at worst you're getting a 7 year old monitor - the new 5k XDR has 4x as many dimming zones so it would objectively look better than the old XDR - not sure what the market for used 6k XDRs is like, but there's a good chance you&#
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by raydev 7mo ago
It's impossible for them to support a 10-bit 6k@120Hz monitor with current hardware and keeping the old one around would be embarrassing. The Pro 5k will probably sell better/be more profitable anyway.
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by raydev 7mo ago
Current hardware and standards have them backed into a corner. No Mac today supports 6k 10-bit @ 120Hz because the DisplayPort 2.1 standard can't handle it uncompressed and that's the best Macs offer. HDMI 2.2 just came out last y
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by raydev 7mo ago
The 5k iMac was introduced in 2014. There was one change in 2015 that added P3 color gamut, so it appears to have been the exact same LG-manufactured panel for at least 11 years.
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by raydev 7mo ago
Hopefully I'll soon be able to build a new high end gaming PC and not be forced to pay 1980s era prices for it.
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by raydev 8mo ago
Google gave an official response in the article: background play is limited to Premium users, so anyone experiencing this behavior is already not using their wallet.
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by raydev 8mo ago
Consumer laws should regulate free content delivery?
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by raydev 8mo ago
Do quick oats have the same effect?
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by raydev 8mo ago
Oats group saw a decrease of 10% but the number for the control group is not given.
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by raydev 8mo ago
I'm not sure what Karpathy finds so interesting about this. Software is now purpose built to do exactly what's happening here, and we've had software trying it's very best to appear human on social media for a few years
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by raydev 8mo ago
I've finished my research: it will do that until a human updates it or directs a machine to update it with that purpose.
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by raydev 8mo ago
At least within Canada I'm continuing to get anti-ICE content from various creators.
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by raydev 8mo ago
Have you had any stays in a hospital yet? Children? I ask because a lot of Canadians can't fathom having to worry about those sorts of bills, given that many employers don't offer great insurance, and especially if you happen to b
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by raydev 8mo ago
imo The final hurdle for mass adoption is solving the refueling planning problem. I was in the market for a new car in 2024. Thought seriously about a few electric options but opted for another ICE vehicle because 2025/2026 are years o
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by raydev 8mo ago
We live in 2026 now, with expectations that are matched to the current year.
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by raydev 8mo ago
> There’s just almost no real people using that site. It's funny that you're making the same fundamental mistake that Elon made when he tried to get out of buying Twitter.
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by raydev 8mo ago
Google still offered a path for business/individuals that allowed both sides to profit immensely via advertising. Google also guided people to sources of information once you look past the ads. With the AI companies, they suck up all f
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by raydev 9mo ago
Was it true?
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by raydev 9mo ago
Family Dollar isn't a dollar store though.
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by raydev 9mo ago
The article is about Dollar General and Family Dollar, which are not "dollar stores" in the sense that the average person means.
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by raydev 10mo ago
The honest people are a larger group than the dishonest people. And being real, the zero-day cheats are closely guarded and trickled out and sold for high prices as other cheats get found out, so for AAA games, the good cheats are priced ou
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by raydev 10mo ago
No. The same way piracy has been diminished in the mainstream by years of lawsuits and jailtime against the loudest most available sources, the strongest anti-cheats have suppressed the easiest and cheapest paths to cheating on AAA games. P
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by raydev 10mo ago
For me, it just comes with Premium, and I buy Premium to support the creators I watch often without having to watch ads. I want them to get paid.
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by raydev 10mo ago
Are you running any extensions that modify content?
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by raydev 10mo ago
> Clearly the Canadian government doesn't feel the same way Not clear at all. One of Trump's demands during this tariff negotiation mess was that Canada isn't spending enough on defense. So now Canada is finding ways to sp
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by raydev 10mo ago
This is likely an attempt to appease Trump on one of the many silly demands he's making in the silly tariff negotiations, this one being increased military funding. Gotta find something to spend money on.
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by raydev 10mo ago
It's downplayable because Trump isn't actually serious about it. He's serious about something until he learns what's possible. Some things are possible (absurd tariffs), other things are not (declaring war on a bordering

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