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theshackleford
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Comment #49143025
You didn’t have anything worth arguing against. When you do, feel free to let me know.
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Comment #49141255
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Comment #49130527
> mental overhead of navigating torrent websites, finding the correct file you want, downloading it with your torrent client behind the VPN they set up, and getting files to a poin…
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Comment #49130458
> now I need a VPN, a reputable one. Also need terabytes of network connected storage, and usually I need more and more of it over time. Better and more networking equipment to buy…
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Comment #49115084
> How it sounds like people's jobs, as well as the agent's job, are on the line? I’ve literally been in that position and I didn’t take it as instruction to start lying and acting …
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Comment #49096941
> Breath of the Wild which is a technical marvel comparable to the original Rollercoaster Tycoon considering how well it runs on the severely limited architecture of the Switch. Wh…
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Comment #49052521
> That's knowledge usually learnt in primary school. Perhaps where you reside, I’m unsure why you would believe it to be universal.
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Comment #49047262
It will do great and useful things for holders of significant capital. The majority will be in bread lines.
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Comment #49017654
I didn’t say they were using AI “wrong.” That’s a stronger claim than the one I made. Their assessment was: > When interacting with LLMs it feels a lot more like I'm just receiving…
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Comment #49014558
> When interacting with LLMs it feels a lot more like I'm just receiving knowledge passively and I don't think it gets integrated as well. This sounds like it's more down to how th…
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Comment #48829632
If numbers suggest quality than I guess McDonald’s makes the worlds best hamburger.
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Comment #48829560
> Instead the new DOOM is some 20ish hour campaign that costs MS a lot and the consumer a lot. I don't even think many people liked it compared to the last ones due to the slower m…
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Comment #48670555
And yet it seems to continue to need to be repeated. If the shoe fits and all.
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Comment #48643140
> Definitely impressive for a handheld It’s just hard for me to be impressed by one of the weakest entries from both a performance and image quality point of view. It’s all subject…
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Comment #48642439
> And I don't want to have anything to do with people like that. And nobody is forcing you too. > I don't really understand why anyone wants to spend their time playing games with …
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Comment #48642373
> It is surprisingly powerful for a handheld It's in fact one of the least powerful handhelds (of the x86 class.) > Somehow Cyberpunk 2077 ran really well on it. With significant d…
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Comment #48613792
Looks accurate to the content to me.
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Comment #48613618
And riding beyond the conditions. Motorcyclists cause in fact in my country, many of their own accidents. This despite the fact they’ll claim it’s everybody else’s fault. Too bad t…
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Comment #48604640
I wouldn’t know honestly, it’s not one of my “special” areas of interest so I lack the knowledge haha. I’m just mates with a dude who’s been an Apple hardware engineer for a long t…
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Comment #48582317
The memory is not integrated into the SoC die itself, but it is packaged alongside the SoC rather than being separately mounted.
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Comment #48562416
I mean none of this is accurate, but sure.
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Comment #48466391
Sounds like a you problem. I didn’t find it to be either.
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Comment #48440960
For context: I came from hardware, Linux, networking, telecoms, and datacenter infrastructure, not software development. I always wanted to go deep, but in practice my brain dragge…
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Comment #48434755
> Nope, just knowledge workers. Nope, just a specific kind. Those who developed and cultivated only a very specific skill set at the expense of all others. I used to think being a …
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Comment #48420077
I think you are correct, but not in a manner likely to happen. My parents had all the support they needed from their parents, but it wasn’t enough, their life was interrupted befor…