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Swift >> Messi >> Durov in popularity among the general population. Your unique interests may not generalize.

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge...

Yep, and I have yet to see evidence of this being a huge story for those people. He's no Messi or Bieber or Swift.

> This is an insanely big developing story.

For people in tech

Performance is more than just media playback. E.g. smoothness of the UI, input latency, etc. all matter. Sometimes you also want to play a video at 2x speed, or play multiple video at once (e.g. sports use case).

Please also consider that suburbs are often much cheaper to rent a 1800 sqft of living space (say a decent 3 BR 2 Bath) vs the city.

I read that, but it doesn't really make sense in context.

You can check out the seminal paper linked in the article. Or start by summarizing the paper with Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT, etc. to get a high level overview (and then confirm the answer by reading the paper).

What does caked-in mean?

> Apple TV is my favorite app to use on it. It doesn't have any ads

jFYI, lots of other services also have no-ads plans. E.g. Netflix.

> Their bitrate is roughly double the other popular services.

Just curious: Is this comparing the same codec? x264 vs AV1 will have a massively different bitrate. So, if a service is using AV1, that could actually be better for the consumer.

It would've been interesting to compare models with larger context windows, e.g. Gemini with 1m+ tokens and Claude Opus. Otherwise, the title maybe should've been Financial Statement Analysis with GPT-4.

Yeah, given that they resisted putting RCS in iMessage so long, I am a bit skeptical about the whole privacy narrative. Especially when Apple's profit is at odds with user privacy.

~$15-$20 for a 12oz to get it fresh from a local roaster in the SFBA.

The GCE claim is unverified. OP seems to be referring to PD-SSD and not LocalSSD

You can find Intel Sapphire Rapids powered VM instances on GCE

> I don't believe there is a single useful use case for an unsolicited robocaller for the receiver

So, if I call my vet to make an appointment, is that solicitated or unsolicited?

Does this also ban generated voices when they self identify as such? IMHO, if someone is not trying to deceive, it should be allowed. E.g. if the call starts out as "this is ai generated voice from xyz, ____". There are likely useful use cases for that.

Can you please add more details/examples? The current responses seem to be a bit broad/vague to follow.

E.g. what are your recommendations? pay staff more? i.e. increase doctor pay?

> FSD brand is damaged, it has negative value

Citation needed

looks like GB/s

> any other team I would have understood. but devs? makes no sense.

Other roles in the company also bring in value, and can be considered a "core asset"

Not OP, but I hear that Zigbee implementations vary by vendor, and are usually not compatible across vendors.

On which metric was Stadia inferior to xcloud?? GFN, I could understand, but Stadia would smoke XCloud

> Ai is really neat for summarizing, used it most for pre Dr visit diagnosis - less likely than WebMD to feel like you have a severe disease.

Interesting. Didn't realize people were already using it for previsit diagnosis. Fwiw, it could completely be hallucinating. I wouldn't use it for anything more than entertainment purposes.

Just grab a beefy x86 CPU (e.g. one based on AMD zen4) and put it in SMT=1, and you'll probably have a much better experience. A lot of windows/Linux software is already optimized for x86, and you'll get good performance uplift per logical thread from SMT=1.

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How did you come to the conclusion that it was RLHF?

That's a bit of a generalization from one task though, no?

E.g. bard is hooked into the Google services like Maps and YouTube, so if you want to plan a trip or search contents of a video, it is likely better.

> They tried this in Texas. During the 2021 winter storms consumers who opted for cheaper rates tied to the actual generation costs ended up with $20k+ power bills.

That's not necessarily because grid costs + generation costs were separate.

If you want to isolate yourself from the volatility of hourly electric price, the power company can still do that by buying insurance / hedging in other ways on behalf of the customer. The insurance cost can be billed separately, or included in the variable rate (depending on the underlying cost structure of the insurance).

Sounds risky. Actively betting against RO not getting more efficient before water supplies dwindle down to the level mentioned in the comment