robinwhg

Is there a performance hit for cs 2 compared to windows with an rtx card? That‘s pretty much the only thing holding me back.

So people like you spend more

He was on a podcast recently where he talked about that a little. It’s on Youtube.

In two projects I used Claude for it included Github Actions without me ever mentioning I needed it. I didn't realize before I pushed the code, because my Neovim config hides folders with a '.' prefix and I must have missed it in the git diff. Luckily it only cost me 4 cents, but it's still concerning.

I‘m not too knowledgeable about this, but couldn’t you just provide a government issued key to every citizen and give a service provider that key and it‘s only valid if you’re above a certain age?

The first steam engine was invented by a Turk and he used it solely to make kebab spin. Never thought about using it for anything else.

But there already is cheaper competition? Open models may be behind, but only ~6 months for every new generation.

It's still absolutely fascinating to me that basically the whole modern tech industry and the economic growth from it rests on the shoulders of a single company that has all of their important factories on a single island that's under constant threat of invasion. On top of that they themselves are reliant on a single company that's able to produce the machine required to print the wafers.

I don't know if TSMC has anything to do with hard drive production, but the reliance on very few players is also a problem in that industry.

I believe the TSMC CEO said that in a recent interview. They're aware that their now biggest customer Nvidia has a less broad product portfolio than Apple and the high volumes they buy propably won't last. It's too much of a risk to plan more Fabs based on that.

Have you ever heard of Tibet?

I think you could convert her account to a child account. That way, you have to approve the purchases first.