Comment loss of fidelity (Score 1) 34
procurement what fun...
whats the fidelity tolerances ?
whats the containers and have they paid a license fee
feck it buy sony
procurement what fun...
whats the fidelity tolerances ?
whats the containers and have they paid a license fee
feck it buy sony
NO - "The tax targeted revenue generated from Canadian users rather than corporate profits, making it particularly burdensome for technology companies"
if you dont have a ledger of Candaian users your pretty much a fail as a company oh wait the americans dont like to pay ANY tax so will lie cheat do whatever it takes..
they are literally taking the republicans for a ride... not that any of them will refuse a ride...
its been called auto predict or initelsense rule systems previously
get over yourselves its wildly variable... good and bad
yeah great but honestly bad input bad out
good input and good output
garbage...
history repeating itself go buy tulips... bitcoin
so these devices... Where are they made?
lunacy get your supply chains in order
I wonder if Bill Gates giving away his money has the same satisfaction as Linus Torvalds knowing he made the world a better place
History will show which one actually gets remembered as a good person and my bet is on Linus
Lesson I learnt... chasing money ends poorly.
JJ
why cant we have a consistent base API rather than compatibility layers.... then custom depending on what the dev's want to show off now we just have DirectX and a complete monopoly that steam have to work hard to provide a layer for....
Vulkan exists and works on the majority of phones...
what are steamOS recommendations for game dav's ?
(do they have a equipment/dev pipeline recommendations like netflix do ?)
ok how about you stop optimizing your tax
keep your monopoly but you pay Tax and no more charging Apple AU variable rates to use your "brand" to avoid tax's etc
and you actually host rather than cache things in australia rather than sending all the locations and imessages of politicians and ADF to the USA
much love
Australia
there is no details
just an announcement that they will be claiming against the insurance and that they could claim £100mn (pounds not dollars) means they did not have much insurance...
frankly americans routinely leak customer names, dates of birth, home and email addresses and phone numbers
whats actually worrying is household information, and online order histories
thats going to be hard to clean up and expose a LOT of people
JJ
all services
must be 2FA or passkeys
or suffer
users can not be blamed...
why would a government approve this apart from bribes ?
this was in my onion a bad choice they have plenty of talent and technically literate why would you choose russian or american solutions...
If/when true AGI is achieved, only a fool would announce it. What would announcing it do for you? Make you famous? Rich? Cool. Know what's better than all that?
Not telling a damn soul and using the AGI quietly to do whatever the Hell you want. If you want to be rich, the AGI will tell you how to become rich. If you want to be famous, the AGI will tell you how to become famous. You can do both. And you don't have to stop there. A real, vastly superior AGI enables the person controlling it to do anything. The second you tell people about it, you'll lose control over it and then you're the famous idiot who did a cool thing one time. Kids in elementary school will recite your name back on a test. And you could have had everything.
Anyone smart enough to crack AGI can't also be stupid enough to advertise when they do it.
true but case insensitivity is not accurate and not tested correctly - thats the point
basically its all broken and we should run away or fix it
I dont see the issue
this happens all the time yeah its file systems and yes Torvalds is right but also Overstreet is right
case insensitive File systems are tash
also you need case insensitivity because so much usermode code is trash
their explanation was that support in EU was hard
translation : europe has a standard (opentherm) and the market for controlling old not standard is large but complicated and those with the standard do not want nest, the support costs in europe are large compared to USA so lets just abandon it
so now its up to european manufacturers to support opentherm and matter standards
what is really pathetic is they claimed support for opentherm but only in europe so americans are still in a simple ecosystem and nest can dominate with their "smart"
https://matter-smarthome.de/en/overview-products-compatible-with-matter/
I read it as 4.5 didn't end up performing as well as hoped in the real world and 4.1 being a direct iteration of 4o rather than 4.5.
They're operating with parallel code lines because each is targeting different use cases.
The cost of living hasn't affected its popularity.