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4d ago
Hermes still makes saddles that are somewhat reasonably priced compared to their handbags. It's still profitable, it's their original raison d'etre, and there's no real reason for them to stop even if it its rounding err
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4d ago
It's still a 15B market for Nvidia, it's not nothing. But I'm curious how they're going to turn Rubin into a gaming GPU. I think at this point consumer GPU upgrades are going to be AI-related upgrades that happen to also
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6d ago
Zero impact on iOS 27.
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6d ago
The cursor acquisition just shows that there’s always a dumber shithead out there. Though vaporizing Elon Musks money is about as pure of a good as there is out there these days.
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7d ago
I’m pretty sure the efficiency cores in the A20 Pro have more juice than the performance cores in my M1 Pro laptop.
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7d ago
NVFP4 would buy them a huge increase in capacity but I think it would be noticeable.
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7d ago
The passport card is almost exclusively for people who go back and forth to Canada and want to keep it in their wallet. Nobody is complaining about the size of a passport.
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7d ago
I will gladly bet you an iPhone Duo that they’ll be unobtanium deep into 2027 and that they’ll sell millions of them on day 0.
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7d ago
No, they just don’t care. The TAM in countries that don’t support eSIM for $2500+ phones is probably a rounding error.
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8d ago
I have a 5080, three OpenAI Pro token resets, and I’m on paternity leave. Astra seems pretty clever. Maybe I’ll give it a task.
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12d ago
It’s the voters that put him back. You could say it was an aberration the first time but the second? Americans are too stupid and selfish to be trusted with the immense power they were given.
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13d ago
neuralese is pretty token efficient i guess.
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15d ago
that's news to me, I'm still getting weekly limits, no hourly limits.
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17d ago
Makes sense. I had codex port haiku to arm64. Works decently, fun to play with on my Mac.
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20d ago
Has Spotify made money yet?
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21d ago
We’re getting subsidized training. The inference is not a loss leader. And since providers can run hardware at 100 percent 24/7 their per token cost is going to be far below mine, regardless of how long I’m willing to wait for a token
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22d ago
Having a place to live is an investment in your health and wellbeing. Can't live in a stock option.
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23d ago
We thought it was mean to homeless people to make them pay for bathrooms and made it illegal to charge. Then once bathrooms because a massive cost center, we closed all the public restrooms and made it a sex offense to piss outside. So now
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24d ago
Apple can afford more Claude mythos tokens than we can so chances aren’t great.
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28d ago
It's the same body with worse everything else.
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29d ago
GPU cost is about half of datacenter cost. Other half is cooling, power and networking.
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29d ago
CXMT is about to reel in Apple as a customer and I don’t see Samsung doing a whole lot about it.
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29d ago
Every day I show up to work is a conspiracy between me and my mortgage lender to make money.
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1mo ago
That shit looks like something that they’d show in a Netflix cult documentary.
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1mo ago
Tens of millions of lives have been ended, destroyed, or substantially impacted by this administration. It's not a fucking game.
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1mo ago
If you initiate the connection on your cell phone hotspot and then connect to WiFi, it’ll continue working.
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1mo ago
Ironically, the coca-cola in Mexico uses high fructose corn syrup. It's the Mexican coke they export to the US that has sugar - which breaks down to glucose and fructose in the presence of phosphoric acid anyway. Anyway, the only thing
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I love AI content. I hate content written by AI. It's not serious. It shows that the author doesn't care about showing what he's up to. He cares about making content to post on a blog. And that's disrespectful to the rea
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1mo ago
I think this is just Deep Fusion.
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1mo ago
Yes, the seismic waves that are from one earthquake can absolutely give an extra oomph to a fault line that's somewhere else.
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