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I mean, sure shipping is more expensive but that’s definitely not the cause of Apple’s price increases.

Yeah I'm not so sure this CTO is on the mark here, but to be fair, I do think some of this IRL long tail/edge case data is important for Waymo. The simulation software is super int…

The current administration scoffs at laws. Nothing stopping them in that case from declaring war on Nauru and doing all the same. The solution is a sane, informed electorate, which…

It would be untouchable irony for the US to cut all ties with Anthropic and replace them with models developed by Chinese labs. The Onion becomes more irrelevant with each passing …

I mean never... but what a dream that would be

I mean, I'd rather be building a $30,200 robotaxi that works than a $30,020 robotaxi that doesn't.

I don't particularly agree with Epic's victory in the Google/Epic case, but the one thing I hope it accomplishes is to convince those in charge of the Play Store that it's finally …

This makes sense though, right? Flash-Lite is intended to be weaker than Flash - the comparisons should be flash-2.0 vs flash-2.5 and flash-lite-2.0 to flash-lite-2.5.

That's only enabled by the difference in culture though, right? Japanese culture has a much higher emphasis on order and following the rules - I don't know that this "open-by-defau…

Oof. I actually really like the majority (with some notable exceptions) of what Material 3 Expressive does from a pure design perspective, but this article is the worst reflection …

People bringing up this site in this specific way is a pet peeve of mine. What's the largest product that they sunset with no replacement? Stadia? Given the number of products Goog…

A question for Googlers who may be responsible/adjacent - what is the intended function of this warning? It seems to be attempting to filter out low quality apps, but instead seems…

This feature is optional: https://support.google.com/product-documentation/answer/1434...

Weird - it's hard to beat widespread online narratives, but as someone who worked at Google there's no company I'd trust more with the "handling" part of my data. There's no doubt …

Ah, sounds like it's just as far along as Tesla's robotaxi then!

I think the "LLM is intelligence" crowd has a very simplistic view of people. If you feel that natural language and the systems responsible it are pretty much the only things that …

I might be missing something here, don't records already exist? https://dart.dev/language/records

It's actually hilarious that whoever was in charge of Google's finder network decided to cripple the product's one and only function by prioritizing privacy. In this tradeoff, Goog…

The ones debating whether this is nefarious or not are the ones ruining the tech industry. This is absolutely nefarious. Whether or not it's a clever path to promotion due to corpo…

Despicable. They even intentionally scroll the page down a bit to hide the Bing logo at the top.

Not sure about the "less funds" bit, but Google started funding self driving cars in 2009. The continuous investment in tech is just now starting to make the dream feasible - as fa…

Research: consumers are turned off by AI in marketing because it's a vague term that makes no promises about features or usefulness Google: takes deep breath AI AI AI AI AI

Aside from the tastelessness of this comment, I really don't see what point this is trying to make.

Why does Google (supposedly) think AI Overviews are a good feature? This might come across as a blatant attempt to bash Google's AI Overviews, but is actually a genuine question th…

Were royalties in the picture? Don't think it's crazy to think that a company obsessed with replacing artists wouldn't value one enough to pay royalties. And in terms of collaborat…