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ibrahima
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Comment #48031625
Isn't their compute provider Microsoft (their owner)?
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Comment #46956312
> I understand that the 'updating the part of the page that's changed' functionality is now dramatically slower, more unresponsive, and less reliable than the 'reload the entire th…
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Comment #46956291
FWIW, I find the new React-based diff viewer worse than the old server-rendered page. I disabled the preview for this reason. It does have some nice features but overall it feels m…
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Comment #46937027
I guess this is why Sam Altman wants to scan everyone's eyeballs.
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Comment #46302212
Iirc the complaint was that machine generated captions were not good enough :(. Yeah it's pretty sad.
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Comment #46264944
Yeah... I bought the regular version a few months before the bigger one was announced. Now I kinda want it but can't really justify it at this point. It's a cool product though and…
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Comment #46261664
Funnily you're describing https://usetrmnl.com/ which also happens to be pretty hacker friendly.
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Comment #46060784
That's basically MOOCs, but those kinda fizzled out. It's tough to actually stay focused for a full-length university-level course outside of a university environment IMO, especial…
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Comment #44392197
So does that mean that if you "opt out", Google _won't_ use your code for training, even on a personal/free plan? ### 1. Is my code, including prompts and answers, used to train Go…
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Comment #36471380
Systemd didn't create this problem. But it solves the issue of distributions shipping config files as part of packages and then on every package upgrade having to reconcile between…
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Comment #35795522
There are no Chrome builds for Linux on ARM, for instance. (There might be Chromium builds but that won't have the proprietary Google stuff like account sync.)
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Comment #23545467
I tend to agree, but then I wonder what we would call language server protocol additions to editors like Emacs/Vim. Or even Visual Studio Code, for that matter.
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Comment #23046822
Gradescope | Oakland, CA | Software Engineers | https://www.gradescope.com Gradescope is an online grading and assessment platform that uses cutting-edge technology and features li…
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Comment #21645829
https://github.com/Malabarba/paradox lets you install packages async, by the way.
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Comment #19023724
I dunno, in my experience going from 1080p to 4K is a huge benefit for photos as well. While I wouldn't necessarily notice the extra details when looking at a photo from a distance…
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Comment #18164565
Jazelle predates Android.
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Comment #16794372
Yeah, it would be pretty interesting to be able to use this as an Android development environment. It should be significantly faster than current approaches with emulation.
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Comment #15314799
I think we're already well past that point to be honest. One of the things people laud about the Google Pixel cameras is their HDR mode, and that's really not just capturing the re…
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Comment #15235366
T-Mobile and Sprint are independent networks. Other smaller carriers, known as MVNOs (eg. MetroPCS, Cricket, Google Fi, etc), do rent the networks of the major 4 carriers, but T-Mo…
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Comment #15221887
I wish they had a better app experience. For me, it's a pain to sign into the Wells Fargo app (partly because I have enabled SMS authentication) just to transfer money to someone f…
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Comment #15136859
Wow, for roughly the same price that the TI-8X series has been selling at for decades, you can get an actual modern computing device. Nice.
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Comment #15136832
My Nexus 5X, only a year older than your Pixel, is on 3.10, so it got none of these updates :(