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How can you have a preference if you don’t understand?
How can you have a preference if you don’t understand?
It’s neither. It’s a specification that you can use to build your own chip.
So it’s more like MPEG where you can read the doc and create your own implementation.
No it’s not, anyone can get a license to create an ARM chipset but you do need to pay for a license.
The hardware in an arcade cabinet is either a raspberry pi or a regular desktop PC.
There is xreal, nreal, rokid… Plenty of manufacturers to pick with, and you can spare money for a regular laptop.
It’s a bad idea because you can get a regular laptop and AR glasses just as light as those. Check nreal, rokid…
This way you can use the laptop as a regular laptop and the glasses with other devices.
For a desktop yes. You can dock it and forget that it’s not a regular Linux desktop. Especially if it means Python and JS, you don’t need much power for that.
For a laptop not so much, because you’ll need to bring screen+keyboard+mouse and everything to plug them so the portability aspect seriously suffers.
I’m not sure what “the Linux community” really means but I would bet that pure open source Android based on AOSP are more popular than the non-Android Linux mobile OS combined.
It’s still a lot of work, for what value compared to an OS based on AOSP?
There is also the issue of determining if a given image is real or AI. If AI were legal, that means prosecution would need to prove images are real and not AI with the risk of letting go real offenders.
The need to ban AI CSAM is even clearer than cartoon CSAM.
That’s because in the 80’s you had to know computers to use them, and most people never touched them. Only geeks like you and me.
Now everyone uses a computer (at least the screen-only computer in their pocket) without knowing anything about it.
It doesn’t mean there are less people who really know how computers work. Just that now even clueless people use them.
You don’t need man, just type the command with no arguments and you’ll get the help message.
It worked because the web was much smaller.
Just because it’s not a completely new concept doesn’t mean it’s stupid.
It can bring value even if it’s a small iterative innovation over existing buses.
The population in rural areas is so low that no matter how you induce demand, it won’t work.
Yes, I mean how many companies get their brand turned into a verb?
Obviously if the pods take 2h to arrive it’s not worth it
OK, it’s 2pm. With this system, you call a pod and ride it. With a rural train, you check the schedule and see that the next train is at 5pm. And you have to plan your trip back as well. Great, time to take your car.
And you might say “let’s have trains run at least once per hour then”. That means running empty trains all day, not sure it’s the best way to spend public money.
Trains suck if you don’t have frequency, and because of the population density with a good frequency more than half of the trains will be completely empty and the rest almost empty.
Yes, on the licensing front RISC-V is better.