A 20 minute video on how to replace your battery with batteries that are glued down and you need a pry tool to remove them and hopefully not puncture them is not exactly what I would call user-replaceable batteries: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFxS5wQ5Bhc
I’m talking about ones like the Samsung Galaxy S3, Nintendo DSi and Nintendo 3DS, etc had where you could just open the cover, take the battery out, and then put the new one in.
The hardware was certainly designed to be less repairable and phones less upgradable. Gone are the days with user-replaceable batteries and MicroSD card slots.
WhatsApp is owned by Meta, so you should expect that they will do this soon enough if they aren’t doing it already.
Sure if that was all they had in mind. This is also about collecting info and controlling what people can do, the content is just an excuse as a means of doing so.
Sad to see France is heading this direction, Canada was very close to heading this route too, thankfully it didn’t end up that way.
Yep. My work is very strict about security except for when it comes to LLMs, and then suddenly they’re surprisingly lax about it. It’s a bit concerning actually.
That’s just clickbait in general these days lol
Probably acoustic guitar tbh, I love acoustic covers, but Piano is amazing too, and electric guitar.
Acoustic covers are just so raw and nice to listen to.
I mean yeah, I wouldn’t expect otherwise. Nobody hates their fans more than Nintendo does.
Text is very small and easily compressible, it’s more images that you need to worry about generally speaking.
Great, can’t wait for it to be affordable in 2050.
“the ability to satisfy goals in a wide range of environments”
That was not the definition of AGI even back before LLMs were a thing.
Wether we’ll ever have thinking, rationalised and possibly conscious AGI is beyond the question. But I do think current AI is similar to existing brains today.
That’s doing a disservice to AGI.
Do you not agree that animal brains are just prediction machines?
That’s doing a disservice to human brains. Humans are sentient, LLMs are not sentient.
I don’t really agree with you.
LLMs are damn impressive, but they are very clearly not AGI, and I think that’s always worth pointing out.
I agree. This is the exact problem I think people need to face with nural network AIs. They work the exact same way we do.
I don’t think this is a fair way of summarizing it. You’re making it sound like we have AGI, which we do not have AGI and we may never have AGI.
Usually it’s not actual screen recording but rather user action diff recording
Oh it’s essentially just a heatmap (or maybe event sourcing might be a more accurate way of describing it)? That’s fine then. Nobody called it that so I didn’t know that’s what was actually being talked about.
I thought we were talking about actually recording the screen itself.
Literally every website and app you use does the same thing as this T-Mobile app.
Do you have a source for this?
They aren’t what, they aren’t in USA? They do business in USA.
They aren’t going to get away with it? Yes they are, they are a large corporation in USA.
They’re straight up screen recording customers? That’s crazy.
The crazier thing is, T-Mobile is in USA which means they’re going to get away with it.
It’s kind of like Florida in a nutshell lol
HDR on a 300 nits monitor is like trying to watch a movie with your eyes mostly closed lol
I dunno why 300 nits monitors advertise HDR, except I do, it’s an extra “selling” feature despite being useless at that brightness.
I’ve had a knee injury the past 3 weeks and counting so I’ve not been able to do much of anything else, so I’d say yes.