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I've done (sorta) similar by using syncthing on an old android phone.

It's worked pretty well. of course it just syncs a folder between my devices, but seeing as my desktop and laptop both have to be on, and my desktop is offline, when i was out... i couldn't really sync properly.

so i got the middleman, my old samsung phone, to sync to. it can be turned on all the time, connected to my wifi at home and make sure i always have a place to sync my data to, regardless of what computer i'm using.

i cant watch the video but i do wonder if less than 7 minutes for this explanation is anywhere near enough detail

diet has changed. a lot more processed foods and drinks.

hell, even cooking oils are kinda 'new' and barely existed 100 years ago

if thats the only question, it wont work for long

When my kid is bored he eventually figures out something to do.

if he gets less tv or whatever, for a period, he gets deeply invested in lego or drawing or similar

What i hear him say is: i dont want competition outside of the US

thats actually quite fun

'spotted a <insert rare bird> at this location>'

and you dont have to remember where, its just saved automatically :)

but obsidian aint open source though

at least its free and files are stored locally

It works much like a "simple" database

you can make tables, with headers and data.

so if youre a team you can make tasks, and then another one for team members

then you can combine the two, so basically assign people to tasks and easily filter through them using the notion gui

or you can do simple things like your own tasks, add books to a "books i've read" collection, or whatever.

https://www.notion.so/help/intro-to-databases

and of course you can then easily take data from the db, and put them into your notes as well, at least if i recall. i've only used notion a tiny bit

just like 'Grammarly' which is basically just a keylogger

stock value doesnt reflect a company's income or ability to pay their workers

> but not the production capacity to compete with Nvidia yet.

thats just a question of negotiating with tsmc or their few competitors

(also didn't tsmc start production of some factories in the US and/or EU?)

I mean, nvidia use tsmc, so does amd.

i tried this but it wouldnt run... so..

that was disappointing

"healthier"... lol

I've heard this years ago - but the healthiest option is to just skip rice or pasta all together

maybe they could just ditch the raw milk part...

anyways, loads of nutrition in beef liver, for sure. but i would never pay 20 bucks for a drink.

i cant really recommend a specific phone but "dumb" android phones do exist, so they can tkae pictures, send texts etc. to their friends but you can prevent them from scrolling through tiktok

I think the point of that was, it'll cost the same as todays ~20000 euro cars. so whatever price they have in 27

i dont think people care where his money ends up when he dies

people probably care more about how he gets that money, and what he spends his life doing

I agree

its not something i'd want either

but i see it could have a lot of potential benefits - especially on an iphone with multiple apps easily being able to communicate properly through this AI.

and of course it can provide awesome benefits for disabled people - making their device much more capable than before (in their hands)

> outperform comparable Intel- and AMD-designed chips

sure, in some tasks

im sure the gamers will have a thing or two to say

what made the transition easier for apple was their rosetta translationlayer

i wonder if windows have similar.

If i recall, the video i saw on an arm-chip powered windows laptop from a while ago, the performance was terrible and a some software just wouldnt run

i tried converting a pdf to markdown and i just got a large bunch of ... seeminly random numbers and letters.

Turning office buildings into apartments or small businesses (or both) could be a good solution. there's a severe lack of housing in a lot of cities in many countries

Their 2nd largest revenue source (at ... 20-25%, below only the iphone) is software services.

iCloud, App store revenue, apple tv, and so on

free just means tax paid

its a nice idea, but i think adults should pay for their own helmets

however, children... sure. give them one.

I've heard about this zone 2 as well, it makes sense. its a decent stable pace.

when i've been running i do similar. though i also do accellerate a bit and slow down, because its... more fun.

I think the main reason is cost / time

How long would it take to make beautiful lamp posts, and what would it cost, if they had to be as detailed as back then, but produce the same amount of them as needed today?

Of course, with the rise of 3D printing and such, we may be able to return to it, without it increasing costs too much. I hope.

Personally im mostly tired of the lack of color. Everything these days is made in shades of grey. Metal, concrete and glass.

My mother needed a laptop for managing the finances of some little club

So she asked me what to get within a limited budget - a windows laptop. I set it up with firefox, ublock origin etc. removed all the bloat.

and for helping her with whatever, on the computer, i installed Rustdesk. It has a super simple ui so you can get the password over the phone - then i can login and manage her computer from my own computer. (Rustdesk is free and opensource remote desktop and file sharing program)

as for phone.. my mother uses a samsung smartphone. Its what she's used to. So i have also installed Firefox on there, with ublock origin and ... thats really all i needed to do. She can login to her email or whatever other apps she uses, by herself.

My mother is 71. Not a complete tech idiot but also not really experienced with anything other than regular office-use (email, notes, managing a calendar)

i chose android for her phone because i know it better - and ads... oh god i hate ads. Thank god for firefox and ublock origin.

as for my grandmother who's over 100 years old... she has a landline. And thats it.