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Comment #49175158
15 years ago we'd all be drooling breathlessly, wondering what sort of magical, earth-shattering new product Apple has been cooking up behind the scenes, and will we get to learn a…
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Comment #49127670
Corporate culture sucks but, as with most things, comparing it to the Holocaust is both wildly unfunny and incorrect.
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Comment #49101944
> it doesn't even feel like they tried. I'm sure they tried. "they" are probably security engineers and in my experience such people have a very different idea of what makes good U…
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Comment #49099981
Man, these AI-generated UIs are so bad. They always look pretty at first glance... punchy headline, nice colors, lots of "widgets" and doo-hickeys. But it's just a nice paint job. …
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Comment #48995236
> What he found is one of the strangest hydrothermal features on Earth. Not because it is extremely hot Neat! I wonder what's so strange about it besides the heat > because there i…
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Comment #48928640
> I don't think the root post here should be flagged really. If you're referring to my post ...then of course I agree with you! I should clarify that I am in no way whatsoever oppo…
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Comment #48928252
> find the atmosphere around here pretty off-putting lately. Hehe. I chuckle because I've been reading comments like this one for more than 10 years now. You might be right. But if…
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Comment #48925937
> Does that have something to do with OP's post, though? Yes, the post reads to me as AI-generated, and then the author lightly revised the intro. They aren't evil for doing this. …
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Comment #48924311
The English language has no words (yet) to capture that special combination of nausea and embarrassment one feels when they commit in good faith to reading a long piece of prose...…
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Comment #48820609
It's not outside the realm of possibility for the positions he occupied. But yes, corruption is selectively cracked down upon in China
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Comment #48634361
What alternative would you suggest? "Sent a message in our enterprise chat application about the version control system that our engineering team sometimes uses (no, not that one, …
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Comment #48311357
> On the other hand, my wife saw all this and offer to buy me an M5... Hold my beer. I'm going to run Qwen on this 3rd-generation iPod... somewhere my partner can see
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Comment #48300083
Interesting. Although it seems they are focusing primarily on detecting AI generated video and imagery. But most of the annoying slop videos I come across seem like they are using …
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Comment #48195863
The server often has long wait times due to the number of players trying to join, so you can pay for "priority access" and jump right to the front of the queue.
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Comment #48195812
I agree it's a breath of fresh air!
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Comment #47842732
You're missing the point here. The "old" Apple would never have tolerated a janky feature that inverts responsibility onto the user and behaves poorly out-of-the-box. Back then it …
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Comment #47754381
I don't disagree. But defaults are important, and you are in a tiny minority with wanting to disable iCloud. 90% of people using Apple phones want or expect things to be magically …
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Comment #47509348
> it crashes immediately and doesn't even run. Technically, that's as "Memory Safe" as you can get!
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Comment #47417732
> "When you optimise a step that is not the bottleneck, you don't get a faster system. You get a more broken one." > Think about it mechanically. If station A produces widgets fast…
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Comment #47326102
> pluggable knowledge banks. plugs in knowledge bank LLM: ... I know kung fu.
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Comment #47239021
[Reject Optional], [Essential Cookies Only] ... I am one of the people who clicks such options. But to some degree they are "privacy theater". Any website that presents you with su…
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Comment #47185668
> “This is what Chinese modern transnational repression looks like,” Ben Nimmo, principal investigator at OpenAI, told reporters ahead of the report’s release. “It’s not just digit…
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Comment #46875196
Pretty cool that they are advertising OpenClaw compatibility. I've tried a few locally-hosted models with OpenClaw and did not get good results – (that tool is a context-monster...…
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Comment #46875084
Likewise curious to hear how it goes! 80B seems too big for a 5090, I'd be surprised if it runs well un-quantized.
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Comment #46293235
Curious: Can you expand a little bit on your usage? $700/month equates to 350,000 minutes. Are you just running a truck-load of different Actions, or are the Actions themselves lon…