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There's a supercut of the event on YouTube which solely shows every mention of the term "AI." It's about a minute long and by the end you want to cover your ears to shut out this sound and fury.
Amateurs. Apple would never allow something like this to happen.
IntelliJ was unsupported ("community supported") when I joined in the summer of 2015. I built a new protobuf editor plugin during that period as a side project, mostly for myself, which suddenly became used by thousands of Googlers when IntelliJ became the supported IDE again in ~2016?
I eventually handed it over to JetBrains and I think it ships by default with IntelliJ now.
The settings in the internal version are "Antigravity User Settings". Pretty sure they're the same.
That's been Alphabet's site since the restructuring happened back in 2015. The site has barely changed in a decade.
While all of that is certainly true, even the DU6900 has the "Start with Smart Hub Home" option that defaults to enabled but can be disabled according to its manual. I assume that's what OP is seeing; it's a common thing to want to disable on Samsung TVs.
What is the half-screen display? On my Samsung S90D (new within the last year or so), I can set it to skip the "home" screen and go directly to the last input on power on. It works well.
Back in my day, we didn't need AI to accidentally drop production databases.
Feature request: put the original title in a tooltip (or similar).
If you look at web traffic when making Gemini web requests, you'll see that Bard is still in the URL (so are LaMDA (pre-bard) and Assistant (pre-GenAI)):
gemini.google.com/_/BardChatUi/data/assistant.lamda.BardFrontendService/StreamGenerate
Nano Banana 2 actually did generate a pretty good looking 5-legged dog for me.
https://gemini.google.com/share/e7a8b902ff67
But it didn't actually think it had done so, aligning with your observations. The last bits of its thinking were pretty sad (for it):
Analyzing Missing Anomaly
I'm focusing on the discrepancy - the persistent absence of the fifth leg in the generated images. Despite multiple attempts, the output consistently depicts a four-legged dog, contrary to the explicit requirement. This ongoing failure necessitates a shift in approach.
Acknowledge Leg Omission
I've made a final check, and unfortunately, the image still lacks the anomaly. The consistent absence of the fifth leg necessitates admitting my limitation. I'll provide the best image I could generate, clearly stating the missing feature.
In the Doom-era game Rise of the Triad, if you shrink the viewport all the way down to postage stamp size, it displays "Buy a 486!" underneath.
Just search the r/bard or r/geminiai subreddits for Logan. He's very famously a Google employee these days.
The process is somewhat archaic (often involving mailing around paper checks) and I imagine many people just don't want to deal. Rolling over pulls your money out of the market which means you could miss a good day (or a bad day).
I left a trail of 3-4 accounts until just recently, when I rolled them all over to my current Vanguard 401k. They were all invested in the same Vanguard fund so there's not much change other than simplicity.
I don't think Google was ever going to be the first to productize an LLM. LLMs say stupid shit - especially in the early days - and would've just attracted even more bad press if Google had been the front runner. OpenAI came along as a small, move-fast-and-break-things entity and introduced this tech to the public, and Google (and others) was able to join the fray after that seal was broken.
It's not a USB stick, though. Probably a raspberry pi.
But if it were Perl, they'd be celebrating.
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22amazon.dev%22
Looks like their customer support rep portal. Presumably there are not A/CNAME records at the top level, but na.headphones.whs.amazon.dev resolves.
But it is now. And there's no contract, so it's easy to cancel if that ever changes.
YouTube premium also includes ad-free YouTube Music. Yes there are still sponsorships in podcasts as usual, but no injected ads.
It's like Microsoft creating an AI tool and calling it Peertube.
How is it like that? Gemini is a much more common word than Peertube. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini
Apparently Gerrit supports this with topics: https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/cross-r...
This is what Waymo realized a decade ago and what helped define their rollout strategy: https://youtu.be/tiwVMrTLUWg?t=247&si=Twi_fQJC7whg3Oey
Fire tablets haven't been called "Kindle Fire" since late 2014, so I doubt many people are confused.
My Instagram account was banned. I was never an active user, and I'm not sure I actually had a single post, so I have no idea why they found it necessary to disable my account. I tried the ID verification process but got nowhere.
I had no problem creating a new account. All of the accounts are linked together with my Facebook account, so it's not like they weren't aware. I didn't care until Threads came along, and now my preferred handle is unavailable.
Just invoke the python interpreter from its venv path. You don't need the sub-shell.
A monorepo doesn't require multiple programming languages or Bazel. But once multiple programming languages are involved, the complexity exists regardless of the chosen tooling. With multiple repos, that complexity is just pushed elsewhere like the CI system.
I use a cardboard coaster (e.g., from your local pub), which is necessarily cup-sized.
Stripe does use Bazel.
That is the recently-ratified RFC9420, or Messaging Layer Security [1]. Matrix is supportive [2], Google is supportive [3], and Google Messages is actively gaining support [4].
1: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc9420/
2: https://matrix.org/blog/2023/07/a-giant-leap-with-mls
3: https://security.googleblog.com/2023/07/an-important-step-to...
4: https://www.androidauthority.com/google-mls-e2ee-messages-34...