akshayt | 9 months ago | on: AMD's AI Future Is Rack Scale 'Helios'
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akshayt | 1 year ago | on: 'Pokémon Go' Maker Nears $3.5B Deal to Sell Games Unit
akshayt | 1 year ago | on: Apple introduces M4 chip
They explicitly mentioned in the event that the industry refers to the neural engine as a NPU
akshayt | 2 years ago | on: New 13- and 15‑inch MacBook Air with M3 chip
The 2023 version is made from magnesium alloy with plastic at the back while the macbook is unibody aluminium.
The 2024 version is aluminium unibody like the macbook and the new speakers are nearly as good as macbook ones from the reviews I have read. However I have only been able to find the 4070 model which is much more expensive than the macbook. There is also the XPS 14 but it is also more expensive than the macbook
Edit :- Found a 4060 model of the g14 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-rog-zephyrus-g14-2024-14-o...
If you get the m3 air with 16gb ram and 512gb ssd the g14 is 100 dollars more expensive but the price will probably drop to lower than the macbook in sales
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akshayt | 2 years ago | on: Ask HN: What trade shows are you attending in 2024 that are open to the public?
Should probably be the same for 2024
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akshayt | 4 years ago | on: Stripe hiring issues make some lose job offers
Then why is it so brittle in big companies? Because the mishap mentioned here of Stripe rescinding the candidate and others we tend to hear about are pretty major and enough to erode trust significantly and in turn reputation.
When smaller negative things like Amazon not donating a large amount of money to curl but it was short lived and faded easily and probably nobody remembers it but bigger bad things we frequently hear about big companies such as poor work environment in Amazon is pretty hard to forget and no amount of good reputation unless something big enough shows that it is not true it will be on the back of mind for a long time.
In smaller businesses people expect negative things to happen more frequently and nobody remembers since it is normal for people and reputation is unaffected unless something extremely bad happens.
Hence even if you have a good reputation negative things will break it more often than in smaller companies because you have far higher standards to hold to maintain while small companies dont't and their reputation does not go down as much as bigger companies
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