Everything, everywhere, all at once.
> because it is not innovative itself. And what are you basing that claim on? What are your sources? Your arguments?
"1) it is highly scalable and you can easily send out thousands of emails per day, 2) it’s a fairly “democratic” form of outreach where you can achieve great outcomes with good offers sent to the right people, and 3)…
> Venezuela, US couldn't take its oil, so it was heavily sanctioned for so many years, then it still couldn't resist the urge to steal it, and just took the head of the state. Could you provide supporting evidence for…
The comparison with calculators overlooks several key developments. LLMs are becoming increasingly efficient. Through techniques such as distillation, quantization, and optimized architectures, it is already possible to…
Awesome product!
Why are you developping? Is it a hobby for passing time? For pleasure? For the beauty of the code? Could be. But most of the time, you develop in order for the software to perfom a task someone needs. And that should be…
It's probably more carbon-efficient to eat at restaurants since they are cooking in larger quantities.
Do you realize that, we are used to hear Quebec french only through singers and comedians you send us to France? Send us serious people instead, and it will stop sounding funny.
"The Phoebus cartel was an international cartel that controlled the manufacture and sale of incandescent light bulbs in much of Europe and North America between 1925–1939. The cartel took over market territories and…
I use Microsoft PowerCalc on Windows
Exactly. You don't have to redo all the mistakes the others did, otherwise they would never be any progress from generation to generation.
Exactly. Many people seems to mistake "free market" with "anarchy". Free market only works because there are anti-trust laws, anti-corruption laws, regulated lobbying. Otherwise, it is not a free market.
I don't know in which country you live, but here in France, privatization and opening markets has been salutary. - The phone lines state monopoly was broken, it cut the cost by a factor of 10, and made possible high…
I don't understand. If it's a monopoly, it's not a free market, by definition. Seems like you are the one trolling here.
As a superhost who use the Airbnb mobile app and website everyday, the experience is quite awful. Basic functions are not there, while the app already seems to be bloated. I'm wondering if any of the product manager…
That's a individual vs. group question. For a society to function well, there should always be a balance between indivual interests and group interests.
The toothbrush doesn't force you to change the head. You can brush your teeth with an old head as much as you want.
Globalism prevent wars by making countries dependant to each others (Montesquieu Doux commerce theory). Globalism permits to all countries around the globe to develop. Nobody is preventing these countries to set laws…
Legally in most countries, it's up to the company to provide you with the tools to work, therefore it's up to company to choose these tools. In other words, if they provide you with a PC on Windows 7 with Notepad as an…
Quite good https://insideevs.com/news/623469/tesla-fsd-beta-no-safety-s...
I think the vision of many car makers (Tesla at least) is self-driving and voice commands. In that context, the question touch screen vs physical buttons doesn't matter.
In my old Nokia N95, the AGPS data was downloaded when starting the GPS app. No need to require a constant background download.
Hum, no. I had this belief before, that it helps makes the product better. But I realized that telemetry is used against us. It helps the company push their own agenda, and manipulate the user. For example, I'm used to…
The competition is back, with China this time.
Everything, everywhere, all at once.
> because it is not innovative itself. And what are you basing that claim on? What are your sources? Your arguments?
"1) it is highly scalable and you can easily send out thousands of emails per day, 2) it’s a fairly “democratic” form of outreach where you can achieve great outcomes with good offers sent to the right people, and 3)…
> Venezuela, US couldn't take its oil, so it was heavily sanctioned for so many years, then it still couldn't resist the urge to steal it, and just took the head of the state. Could you provide supporting evidence for…
The comparison with calculators overlooks several key developments. LLMs are becoming increasingly efficient. Through techniques such as distillation, quantization, and optimized architectures, it is already possible to…
Awesome product!
Why are you developping? Is it a hobby for passing time? For pleasure? For the beauty of the code? Could be. But most of the time, you develop in order for the software to perfom a task someone needs. And that should be…
It's probably more carbon-efficient to eat at restaurants since they are cooking in larger quantities.
Do you realize that, we are used to hear Quebec french only through singers and comedians you send us to France? Send us serious people instead, and it will stop sounding funny.
"The Phoebus cartel was an international cartel that controlled the manufacture and sale of incandescent light bulbs in much of Europe and North America between 1925–1939. The cartel took over market territories and…
I use Microsoft PowerCalc on Windows
Exactly. You don't have to redo all the mistakes the others did, otherwise they would never be any progress from generation to generation.
Exactly. Many people seems to mistake "free market" with "anarchy". Free market only works because there are anti-trust laws, anti-corruption laws, regulated lobbying. Otherwise, it is not a free market.
I don't know in which country you live, but here in France, privatization and opening markets has been salutary. - The phone lines state monopoly was broken, it cut the cost by a factor of 10, and made possible high…
I don't understand. If it's a monopoly, it's not a free market, by definition. Seems like you are the one trolling here.
As a superhost who use the Airbnb mobile app and website everyday, the experience is quite awful. Basic functions are not there, while the app already seems to be bloated. I'm wondering if any of the product manager…
That's a individual vs. group question. For a society to function well, there should always be a balance between indivual interests and group interests.
The toothbrush doesn't force you to change the head. You can brush your teeth with an old head as much as you want.
Globalism prevent wars by making countries dependant to each others (Montesquieu Doux commerce theory). Globalism permits to all countries around the globe to develop. Nobody is preventing these countries to set laws…
Legally in most countries, it's up to the company to provide you with the tools to work, therefore it's up to company to choose these tools. In other words, if they provide you with a PC on Windows 7 with Notepad as an…
Quite good https://insideevs.com/news/623469/tesla-fsd-beta-no-safety-s...
I think the vision of many car makers (Tesla at least) is self-driving and voice commands. In that context, the question touch screen vs physical buttons doesn't matter.
In my old Nokia N95, the AGPS data was downloaded when starting the GPS app. No need to require a constant background download.
Hum, no. I had this belief before, that it helps makes the product better. But I realized that telemetry is used against us. It helps the company push their own agenda, and manipulate the user. For example, I'm used to…
The competition is back, with China this time.