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That’s what I do. I have an LG OLED from 6-7 years ago and I have no idea what the UI looks like. But to be fair this is only because I don’t watch traditional TV at all. It’s just an Apple TV for most streaming services and a Mac Mini for some other things like adblocked youtube (with one of those cheap gyro mouse and keyboard bluetooth remotes). I guess I wouldn’t have to use the satellite TV though, I could get iptv via my fibre isp too, but that’d cost money.

The Mac is not good at supporting CEC other than switching source when it wakes up, but even that’s not an issue because I can still use the Apple TV remote to control volume even when something else is the active source. Speaking of volume, my setup also includes a Samsung sound bar which also has a remote that I never actually have to use. Everything mostly just works.

apparently this was a sugar high: just before the remarks started, according to a White House pool report, an usher brought in three Diet Cokes and ice.

But… that’s the sugar free one… he must have been on something else.

The EU forced Apple to allow other rendering engines, but implementing one costs money vs just using WebKit for free, so nobody does it.

very few who even touch AI for anything aside from docs or stats

Not even translation? That’s probably the biggest browser AI feature.

The real ugly Optimus is a bunch of StreamDecks next to each other

Since sugar is bad for you, I used organic maple syrup instead and it works just as well

A Chinese university trained GLM

A startup spun out by a university (z.ai). Their business model is similar to what everybody else does, they host their models and sell access while trying to undercut each other. And like others they raised billions in funding from investors to be able to do this.

But also they are just tuning and packaging a publicly available model, not creating their own.

So they can be profitable because the cost of creating that model isn’t factored in, and if people stop throwing money at LLMs and stop releasing models for free, there goes their business model. So this is not really sustainable either.

I had some video glasses ages ago that could do that too. Like 15 years ago. I can’t recall a single game without problems. UI was the biggest issue. Often UI elements were at nonsensical 3D positions, and while you wouldn’t notice this on a normal screen, the glasses tried to render them in the center of my brain…

And before that I had an nVidia graphics card in the late 90ies that came with shutter glasses. The driver could do stereo for “everything” too, however for me “everything” was one game where I could get it to work.

We need to start posting this everywhere else too.

This hotel is in a great location and the rooms are super large and really clean. And the best part is, if you sudo rm -rf / you can get a free drink at the bar. Five stars.

I don’t really see a problem with it either. I pay more in some other countries too as a tourist. Here it’s framed as making tourists pay more, but it could also be framed as keeping the museum accessible for your population which does not necessarily have the same budget for museums as an international tourist on the trip of their life.

But: Tourists absolutely do pay taxes. There are accommodation taxes on hotel stays (in France this can be up to ~15 Euro per person per night), they pay consumption taxes like VAT, and there are arrival and departure taxes or airport taxes.

How do they mess this up so bad?

They made their devs use copilot.