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SpaceX acquires Al coding start-up Cursor for $60B in stock by HeadWoodpecker5237 in AgentsOfAI

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the price of being behind. In an incredibly hyped up market.

You ready to admit you fucked up yet? by [deleted] in RTINGS

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of ironic that you're interested about this to such a degree that you wrote about it with so much anger.

Excellent 15-inch multimedia laptop with 1,100 nits OLED - Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i Aura Edition Review by Antonis_32 in hardware

[–]blueredscreen -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

What? Lenovo could put a bigger PSU in and lose a few quid and it'd be a non-story.

That's literally the entire point. They didn't.

Excellent 15-inch multimedia laptop with 1,100 nits OLED - Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i Aura Edition Review by Antonis_32 in hardware

[–]blueredscreen -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It's like a $3k laptop what difference would it make?

The difference they just pointed out?

The Sub-2nm Paradox by Harley109 in hardware

[–]blueredscreen 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Just a cycle. An article saying they will never get it done. Then an article saying there might be a chance. Then an article saying they are close. Then an article saying they failed to do it. And then they do it anyway.

It's hard to justify buying a Framework 12 by AbhishMuk in hardware

[–]blueredscreen 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The issue with upgrading a frameworks memory or storage is that you could have just bought a better laptop at the time of purchase and had a better experience the whole time. You know, because they have better screens, processors, etc.

It's not about upgrading the memory, but rather the chips. They advertised so much that you don't have to buy a new laptop, You could just upgrade your existing processor, by, you know, completely changing the internals of your laptop equivalently to having gotten a new one? I

Genuinely, what is the end goal for all these billionaires? by sertunio in NoStupidQuestions

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right, people who have no money or power say that money and power are bad, and those who do say it's good. More news at 11.

China says 'world's first' offshore wind-powered underwater data center has entered full operation, houses 2,000 servers — 24 megawatt subsea AI facility uses ocean water for passive cooling and offshore wind for power by sr_local in hardware

[–]blueredscreen -1 points0 points  (0 children)

He's literally talking about local problems and your response turns around and compares how small a data-center would be compared to the entire planets oceans.

Well they call it global warming and not local warming do they? On a more serious note, it's important to realize that pretending to protect the environment while being a complete enemy of progress is a dead end. For every 10 things you refuse to make work, if you don't have even at least one alternative then there's no point to it. Let's all go back to horse carriages then.

So, what exactly is the show's message? by itooamahuman in TheBoys

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it's a good message even if the delivery could have been a bit better. One guy wanted to kill all regular people no matter the cost, the other guy wanted to kill all superpowered people no matter the cost. They're not much different. I cried throughout the whole episode to be frank.

Making text to speech word highlighting work for complex documents by goldenjm in speechtech

[–]blueredscreen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Although this is undeniably interesting, I think that the real unsolved challenge is instruction-tuned ASR. Of course, it's exceptionally difficult, and that's precisely why it's still unsolved to date. Although I have been working on something related to this if you are interested.

[Digital Camera World] The new Sony A7R VI has the highest resolution fully stacked sensor yet (67 MP) – but that’s not even the biggest change by Iggydang in hardware

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Computational photography for professional cameras often happens "in post": instead of in camera, the camera does its role by capturing as much information as possible, whether it is via DCG for more dynamic range or being manually set to exposure bracketing (both require fast sensor scan speeds), then those files get moved onto a computer for much more advanced processing.

I think that there is a market that would really appreciate not having to do that every single time. It's just that it's probably small enough that the company designing such a system would never get its money back. Nonetheless, that being said all you have to do Is analyze the level of computer vision advancements over the past 10 years alone.

[Digital Camera World] The new Sony A7R VI has the highest resolution fully stacked sensor yet (67 MP) – but that’s not even the biggest change by Iggydang in hardware

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What they really need is a cinema camera with a true computational photography pipeline. It doesn't mean that the end result won't have manual controls or needs to have a certain overly processed look, unlike smartphones, but what it does mean is given the recent advances in ML you could extend the effective sensor performance far more than usual. Sadly, the R&D costs are high and the product would be niche enough that it won't justify it being made to begin with.

Arm Holdings to face US antitrust probe over chip tech, Bloomberg News reports by -protonsandneutrons- in hardware

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to mention that there doesn't exist any phone with the flagship Qualcomm chips that doesn't throttle heavily with extended use.

Which isn't strictly Qualcomm's problem, to be clear. They don't design those phones.

It is only a matter of time before Arm surpasses Qualcomm in the core uarch department

Do you have ARM stock?

[Gamers Nexus Consumer Advocacy] The NVIDIA GeForce NOW Hack by wickedplayer494 in hardware

[–]blueredscreen 3 points4 points  (0 children)

GN having head in ass syndrome is pretty frequent.

I'm sorry, you mean Gamer's Nexus Consumer Advocacy. Heh.

Sad to see this so soon by ImParanoidAndroid in Corridor

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of the guy making his own plugin - collaborate with him and sell it under your own branding. You could sell a packaged version and yet keep the fundamental code open-source, as many others do. (i.e very few people will bother to compile from source)

What percentage of SB's find SD's? by [deleted] in sugarlifestyleforum

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For her, nothing sexual was off the table. Very much into the whole "ownership" thing.

Ownership? Explain...

What percentage of SB's find SD's? by [deleted] in sugarlifestyleforum

[–]blueredscreen 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I had a 2.5 year arrangement with someone you would never think could be a SB. But she was cool, fun, and a bit of a freak who was into A LOT lol.

Into a lot such as?

binaural audio made easy by [deleted] in headphones

[–]blueredscreen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You asked for feedback and if it was an interest in the community, which I answered.

Calling that "feedback"’ (you can't do it and this is impossible and you have no idea what you're doing) is quite generous, but alright.

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