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Comment #49206037
Their thing is improving the models; it would be extremely counter-company-culture to bet on models plateau-ing. Maybe wise in terms of hedging, but still difficult to pull of as a…
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Comment #49188349
This is not strictly true. I enjoy optimizing code to the point of obsession, but I can't find economic (daily-job) justification to spend time on this. Lately I've had several ext…
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Comment #48649475
This sounds like "government issue Revolut". Which would be... low-key nice? Not a nefarious scheme, not a revolutionary future of money, just something to replace a certain part o…
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Comment #46364390
Of course they care about oil spills - this is why all the oil tankers in the last weeks were attacked when empty.
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Comment #46351967
Peacetime technology from people who ignore the shooting war next door. Do you really want to build your energy system on huge soft targets? This looks much more vulnerable than so…
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Comment #46177329
Freely available and openly editable maps might be one of the things that we take for granted, but are simply an abberation of a brief period of peace and civility; now we'll retur…
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Comment #45889819
An Apple Watch with a cellular connection, paired with Airpods, fulfills some of the role of a small iPhone - you can make calls, listen to music, and even do some light texting if…
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Comment #45705726
The ICE has tanks - can you provide a link? Words have meaning. Maybe some armored cars, but tanks?
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Comment #45499729
Congrats on the release. I was wondering what the zstd team is up to lately. You mentioned something about grid structured data being in the plans - can you give more details? Have…
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Comment #44784497
how do you "take cash" over the Internet?
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Comment #44767688
Dead business? The Mac is something like 30 billion in revenue per year, and 10 billion in profit. The entire "generative AI" "industry" is struggling to reach 30 billion in revenu…
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Comment #44767653
they are not talking about perplexity; the endless rumor mill talks about perplexity. The same that has them buying everything from Disney to Porsche to Nike for decades.
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Comment #44767645
I've heard the phrase "through Apple new technologies achieve their final form", possibly not official Apple but one of the Apple choir bloggers (Gruber?). There were smartphones b…
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Comment #44720777
I prolonged the life of my terminally ill dog using EPO. It wasn't exotic or expensive. Probably that means it's already in wide use for humans, too.
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Comment #44553941
The Bulgarian translation I read was a valiant effort by a guy who ran the Bulgarian "science fiction and fantasy BBS". (Yes, that kind of BBS, with the dial-up modems, XMODEM/YMOD…
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Comment #44464222
I agree with the experience of assembling something from pieces is valuable. But if you don't want that, there's no need for "online tutorials for beginners" and that shouldn't be …
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Comment #44184762
you're not wrong about most of this, but anti-semitic? he's very openly Jewish
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Comment #43265551
if( price sensitive ) return iPad; else if( know what you're doing and you know it needs a Pro ) return iPad Pro; else // I guess I'll be browsing and watching movies?? return iPad…
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Comment #43029583
You have discovered the one real practical application of crypto.
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Comment #42907595
Thanks for sharing this - this will be an inspiration. Everybody knows about FPV quadrocopters used on the battlefield, but there is an increasing focus on terrestrial vehicles. Th…
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Comment #42802250
video games are guilty of this too, and the proliferation of Unity and Unreal is partly due to an overoptimization for prototypes
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Comment #42583834
Dude, you’re a bigwig at atlassian. Fix JIRA.
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Comment #42582711
Relatively sensible and privacy-preserving compared to what I first imagined - cameras and AI AI AI
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Comment #42460811
I don’t regularly take buses to the other side of Europe to eat some gelato and gawk at cathedrals for a weekend. A lot of people use cheap airlines as cheap entertainment.
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Comment #42222626
Barely. The Sukhoi Superjet trickles out of the factories, and the other two projects have been delayed again and again.