Bro they halved the SLC cache in Tensor G6

If I own Claude's outputs why can't I train my own model on them?
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Google Tensor G6 is manufactured on TSMC 3nm node unlike on rumoured 2nm.

According to Google's design guidelines, you should make your Android app buttons 4x times bigger to make it 4x times faster to spot by users

Here's how it will look if you utilize the same Google Design logic and make your app's button 8x larger so that its 8x faster to discover by users

Here's 20x bigger buttons so that users can search for the buttons 20x faster

Renders based on research led by Google Design

And here's how your users can spot your app's buttons 100x faster

Instagram has introduced a new wordmark

The updated wordmark is a weird mix of half - cursive and half-print font style that looks like it's saying "Instagzam" LOL

Meanwhile, the head of Instagram, Mosseri said that:

The wordmark at the top of the app hasn’t changed in 10 years, so it was time for a refresh cleaner and more modern, with references to the original and the simplicity and craft that’s always made it Instagram.


What's so your 1 word review?

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If you use Google Chrome often, you have probably seen the Sign in with Google popup on all kinds of websites. It appears over the page content, grabs your attention, and pushes you toward a quick login flow. Chrome enables this third party sign in behavior by default, but you can turn it off if you find it distracting.

1) On Windows, Mac, or Linux, open Chrome, go to Settings, then Privacy and security, Site settings, Additional permissions, Additional content settings, and then Third party sign ins.

2) Choose Block sign-in prompts from identity services to turn it off.

3) On Android, open Chrome Settings, tap Site settings, then Third party sign ins, and select the same block option.

Finally, If you only want to stop the popup on one website, open that site, click the icon next to the address bar, go to Site settings, and block third-party sign ins there.

Chrome on iPhone and iPad may handle this differently, so Google account security settings may also need to be checked.

You can also review connected sites in your Google Account under Security and remove old access if needed.