ChrisRR

Not entirely. CPI takes things like subscriptions into account, but not DPI

Well they do have a choice, and that's to switch to windows.

I run linux too but I'm not going to pretend like my choice to run a niche setup means I'm entitled to pirate content because they don't 100% support it

It's quite unlikely. There's very few niche albums that I haven't found on spotify

> It is way cheaper long term.

I would think this is only true if you watch a small number of shows and rewatch them often

It's like electric car ranges. Their claim will be 45 hours under a very specific testbench. Real life results will be lower

Nah. Software took 15-20 seconds when we were back on spinning discs.

Now that we have solid state supercomputers in our pockets, even the most simple app should launch in milliseconds

There's no way that's true. Otherwise everyone's phone battery would need to be completely replaced every 2 years

Edit: I just googled it. Apple claims that the iphone 17 should handle 1000 full charge cycles before reaching 80% capacity

Don't then. Just wait until you actually need a new phone before buying a new one

I'd be quite happy with "It's not as powerful as last years model, but it has double the battery capacity"

This is apple. They're the kings of "memory bandwidth is 2x... (within a very specific set of test cases)"

Let's stop filling static websites with javascript. That should instantly reduce the overhead

Because they're being very awkwardly specific in order to make it sound like they're the first to do it.

For the average consumer who doesn't know that if you look outside of their disclaimer you'll find that it already exists and think that apple invented the feature

I don't know why the Zelda series in particular gets retconned so much. It's so clear that they just drew on various fantasy/cultural tropes that they liked at the time and weren't thinking decades into the future.

It's fine to just accept them as loosely connected standalone games

I just stopped using twitter and I've not actually felt like I've missed out

I think that image really visualises how bad the x logo is

https://img-cdn.thepublive.com/filters:format(webp)/afaqs/me...

The original logos weren't great but they were more charming than X

Brand new account, only 1 comment.

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Username does not check out

The video is 2 hours long. A summary is not a bad thing

Could it be something to do with $25M "gift" that OpenAI paid to Trump?

Except when we're talking about trump, in which case it's both malice and stupidity

From their about page

https://scienceblog.com/about-us/

"Every published piece is editorially directed and reviewed before it goes live. We use AI tools in research, drafting, and editing. Editors decide what claims, framing, and pieces make it to publish."

In the longer term we regress and start running an entire web browser to run a text editor in javascript

This is why many companies don't allow the use of AI programming, because it's currently unknown whether allowing AI to access your code can allow parts of it to be replicated elsewhere

When a company finally challenges it legally, it might finally answer that unknown for many companies

It's not a new phenomenon. Companies have been dying for as long as companies have existed

Because people want to turn absolutely everything into an excuse to argue about AI

I wouldn't say that's an underestimate. It just sounds like you're the one bringing the average up

Not everyone is buying brand new cars

Putting you own people... You seem to be missing a word there

Your sentence could go one of two ways, but I suspect I already know what it is

Saved them money on licensing their existing font, so why didn't they just move to another cheaper or free font?

Did it need a new font? Would none of the thousands of fonts already available have done the job?

I don't think anything on twitter can really be called a discussion. The UI is designed for shouting into the void, anything else is an afterthought