No, is not the phone’s CPU. I guarantee you that can process several gigabytes a second.
It’s the overhead of all that handshaking and confirmation coming over USB, and having to be verified with the sometimes slow phone storage chips or worse on a microSD.
It’s IO overhead and waiting all over the place, not a CPU bottleneck.
No, there’s a massive difference between doing something local and doing something over a hotpluggable connection.
USB by default, especially in Windows, does a lot of extra work to make sure nothing gets corrupted in transit, and that if the cable comes unplugged, nothing gets corrupted.
When you unzip on your local system, it’s just like sending an accountant into the back to unbox something. It’s one process, going as fast as they can, with local resources ready at hand.
When transferring a ton of files over USB, it’d be more like asking someone over the phone to send the contents of the box over, one by one. So now you have someone on the far end rummaging around for stuff meant for the box, packaging it up and sending items off one by one, telling a second person at the receiving end about each in turn, and only moving on once the receiver confirmed that one item came across OK.
The difference is insane. It’s probably even more overhead than the above example implies.
No. I forgot those events for a reason, dammit!
Well you see, the staff is now robots, so in order to get that classic spit in McD’s flavor, they had to create a replacement sauce to match the spit flavor.
You pay extra for sauce.
another flavor is better than one, especially when that one has been astroturfed to hell.
Yes, API’s can define many detailed features. Ones that require multiple object structures and interfaces, even!
What you’re defining is at best an API for a library that’s clearly attempting to leverage machine learning. It’s like a dumber even more techbro version of MCP… Except you’re not defining an interface, but a basic list.
If only it was as well defined as OOP…
That’s not a pattern. That’s an extremely basic list of required knowledge.
You realize most projects already document what you need to be familiar with? It’s called dependencies.
It’s just more AI garbage. OP is either straight up scamming, or bought into the delusions of the “AI” bubble.
Even when a model is trained on available instructions for a given language or library, they struggle to spit anything out that’s not either a direct reference to an example, or the only possibly coherent thing from a set of instructions likely larger than the code it will generate anyways…
If you dig around AI projects, so many of their readme files or even published documentation are this concept-only, word salad trash indicative of a moron prodding an LLM to do the heavy lifting for them. As if LLMs could even actually reason or think…
It sounds like trash because it is trash.
I mean, Lemmy is designed to be a replacement for Reddit, not forums. It should comes as no surprise that it encapsulates and continues the norms Reddit popularized.
You may want to expand on your last paragraph. Not only does that sound like where most of your opinion is, but I cannot really tell what that main opinion is.
What tropes did Reddit try to own? IMO, Spez et. al. are not intelligent enough to target, “owning common tropes”. I think they just made a twist on forums and it stuck.
For someone who saw many of the problems in office life, he chose to laugh at them and those who suffer with them. He could’ve at least shut his mouth and let us all believe he was laughing with us and not at us.
but he didn’t.
Who sets those expectations? I hope it’s not your boss, personally telling you to wear makeup. I hope it’s not a husband or SO telling you you need to wear makeup to be presentable.
I’d say it’s very obvious that the flippant comments are informed by culture, and not yours or their personally set expectations. (I mean, unless you have an asshole boss that does try to set expectations, but I’m not hearing that in what was said so far)
I agree the plastic surgery stuff is just crazy. Though the unrealistic beauty standards are definitely a cultural thing. It’s only ever going to be a cultural thing under capitalism, whre what ever expectation, realistic or not, that is most ‘pretty’ will be used in advertisements. It basically guarantees saturation of unrealistic expectations.
lol joke of a person…
The same conclusion can have very, very different quality of paths used to get there. The fact you do not understand even that most basic fact of reality let alone writing is … very sad.
One means you hate yourself and one means you hate others. These people are just so hate filled they enjoy both.
You don’t notice the lip filler and botox?
No, it’s definitely the culture telling most women they need to look pretty. Most women don’t have someone constantly saying, “gee you’re ugly without makeup”. It’s just implied by marketing and campaigns and Hollywood glamour expectations the culture soaks up.
Ehh… While I haven’t read the books, the GoT universe strikes me as one of those with quite the variety of powers. After all, the White Walkers are their own power, one that supposedly is greater than the flame. The faceless men are also supernatural in ability.
There are quite a large variety of magics also demonstrated. Natural magics like the stone curse, too. Brand’s power literally transcends time. etc, etc.
The whole universe is very clearly way, way deeper than the show mostly ever hinted at, especially near the end when the tv show became trash.
Not zipped to a flash drive. Zipped and sent over the same USB cable as sending the bunch of files.
The actual transfer bandwidth attained does rely a ton on what connection speed gets negotiated. The overhead of how at least Windows deals with USB is very noticeable at lower speeds. 3.1 or less and I can guarantee you the zip option might start looking like a valid choice.
Of course if you get 3.2gen2+ speeds negotiated, it’s going to be ‘fast enough’ either way assuming the devices can deliver on read/write…