Eager Eagle
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31·3 months agofigma balls
US prices for mobile data are well above most countries still, even in the “third world”
heheh
ah wait, this is not the onion
I bet he just wants a card to self host models and not give companies his data, but the amount of vram is indeed ridiculous.
Until last week, you absolutely NEEDED an NVidia GPU equipped with CUDA to run all AI models.
mate, that means they are using PTX directly. If anything, they are more dependent to NVIDIA and the CUDA platform than anyone else.
to simplify: they are bypassing the CUDA API, not the NVIDIA instruction set architecture and not CUDA as a platform.
I wish that was true, but this doesn’t threaten any monopoly
insanity is also relying on a single 2FA device, ffs
- Have multiple factors
- 3-2-1 vault backups
- Setup emergency access if you have a person you trust
- Keep at least one device with BW synced at any moment, so you have offline access
using a password manager without 2FA is insanity, glad they’re doing it
no shit, it’s a $1600 card vs a $1000 one
People that do use signal value privacy or just want to get away from predatory companies
Once interoperability breaks this, what’s going to be the reason for people to use it?
There’s a good chance Signal will have even less users than it does today if that happens, because the few users who care will leave.
Everybody uses WhatsApp.
and there needs to be a reason for people to switch; what’s that then?
I doubt it would lead to more signal-to-signal chats. With interoperability, they would be handing off their data to Meta, at which point users will just keep using WhatsApp as most are today.
If getting away from Meta and other for-profit companies is no more, what will be the selling point of Signal?
Federating would mean handing off chat metadata to Meta and other for-profit companies in the future.
I don’t see how anyone excited to use Signal would like that. It very much defeats the purpose of using Signal.
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Panorama is only horizontal and often has angle limits like 180 degrees. Photosphere gets everything around, up, and down.
To explain the clickbaity title: it means their product won’t target professional coders, not that they won’t hire them.
Honestly, that makes sense, since anyone who knows a bit about Software development can see that handing off control of your app to a large language model in a way you have no clue of what’s going on in the back is not sustainable at all.
Customers could, in theory, use Claude directly to create software, but then they’d have to handle everything else that goes along with it. “What you’d have to do is pay for Claude, go to AWS to start an EC2 machine, go into that, install Git and Python. Already, most people are just gone at this point,” he said.
so their competitive advantage is not having to start an ec2 instance lol
koo is also popular in brazil
I think that was mostly for the funny name, but I don’t think they held monthly active users since the 2022 Twitter drama in Brazil.
Bluesky is a much more realistic twitter alternative there.
that’s why it’s almost as shitty as TV now