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Comment #45201055
The CPU in the 13 Mini is something like 20-30% more power efficient, making it much more viable given the small battery capacity of the phone.
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Comment #44739452
I've seen several cases like this on Amazon, where products are not available to ship to California but should be. In one case I even spoke to the manufacturer who said they got it…
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Comment #44717716
I don't think that's true though? The OAuth provider knows which third parties you have authorized to have access to your account(s) as well as what information or privileges you'v…
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Comment #43710444
I don't understand this assertion, but maybe I'm missing something? Google included a SWE-bench score of 63.8% in their announcement for Gemini 2.5 Pro: https://blog.google/technol…
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Comment #42551223
After years of using only laptop keyboards and the Microsoft Sculpt keyboard (which looks and feels like a laptop keyboard on a desk), I could not get comfortable with standard mec…
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Comment #34343096
Can you share what device you're using for the 3-minute shut-off and recovery?
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Comment #16980275
Media companies are already taking this approach using ffmpeg, AWS Lambda, and AWS Step Functions. I heard from two companies using such approaches at AWS re:Invent in October 2017…
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Comment #12979745
Yes, the pricing is very attractive. Unfortunately it's still buggy, and lacking many simple features you would expect, e.g. duplicate an analysis someone shared with you to modify…
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Comment #12979728
No, not yet (surprisingly).
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Comment #12648535
Since when did we start referring to ourselves as "the tech elite"? This seems like the wrong way to frame the problem, or our relation to it.
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Comment #4393059
Their fraud costs are not what you make them seem. The credit card companies do not take on the risk for fraud most of the time. They push that risk onto the merchants. This is why…