HumblyTossed

Yes, but you've surely met people who giggled when they read that.

Only because it doesn't contain RAM.

Pretty much. Everyone seems to think prices will come back down, but I don't agree.

I'm in the US and _I_ don't want us to get credit. Even the worst of people do something good every now and then. But if you reward that, they won't change.

Is it really this fast or just this fast on benchmarks?

Incentive has shifted. It’s now more important to worry about “developer productivity” and churning out as much code as quickly as possible than it is to spend time optimizing that code.

> Would you still vote not guilty to protect their civil liberties, if you had information not shared with the jury that removed your reasonable doubt?

That is a different scenario to what was described by the person you replied to, no?

And if one were to get that information the way you describe, that is surely jury tampering. That should be reported.

wut?

What’s DP? My desktop and laptop both have HDMI.

> This argument is unfortunately flawed. If the customers had been handed the software on day 1, by day 100 it would be full of security bugs

Stop. This doesn't have to be true...

> Oh and they'd have to maintain mobile apps on Android and iOS as those platforms change and break things. They might need to buy cyber risk insurance too.

This worked just fine, also, until Apple decided to have meetings with devs of popular software to push for subscriptions. Not we have the current state of bullshit.

And when they don't, copium will suggest that it is due to market conditions.

How many times does a door dasher have to deliver your food 24 hours later before you realize your argument has flaws?

But if we learn anything from big corporations, they'll keep the difference as profits. IOW, Apple won't be lowering their prices.

And that one can only win if it convinces leaders to regulate AI so that opensource models don't get good enough.

Nobody cares about AI. Nobody wants that shit running on their device eating away at precious battery life.

What the heck does this defeatist argument have to do with it???

Probably not. They'll train like hell for a few weeks, their bodies unable to properly recover, they'll feel wrecked the entire time and they will never develop the habit of exercise.

Likely best for most people is to just start moving and once you have _actually_ established the habit of exercise, slowly add intensity. Let your body accommodate.

Sadly so much of that, people are actively trying to undo it.

And this is precisely why nothing will ever change. I tell everyone who will listen to me on my soap box, we will never get universal healthcare until we divorce healthcare from employment (by that I mean, make it to where businesses cannot offer benefits at all).

Personally, I would retire early. I have enough to cover bills and reasonable HC costs, but the way it is now, I'll just keep plugging away for a few more years.

Didn't the rules for how CEOs are paid change under Clinton?

Including Reagan.

And so much of it has to do with the influence of The Heritage Foundation.

"AI"

Lots of tokens...

> You always have a choice to use/learn/make a different tool.

Weak argument. People don't have infinite time. People just want tools they trust and that aren't enshitified.

I'm taking the person you are replying to as being snarky. But, I believe OP is right, treat these with zero trust.

Does this?

So, are you saying there is zero value in _any_ youtube video for kids?

> If it can't solve all those, there's absolutely no utility for me.

To be fair, how the hell is that something an APP can do?

Okay, but pizza crusts have gotten worse over the years and there's only 4 ingredients and one is water, so...

For some time how, when you have the camera open and lining up a shot, iOS is taking image after image. When you press the shutter, algorithms determine the best or sharpest shot and processes it further.

Phil introduced it with iPhone 11 as "deep fusion"