It’s literally a pc that will last forever. My m2 macbook still handles all my work effortlessly.
It’s actually strange that he rejects AI, considering how much this tool speeds things up and helps with so many tasks.
Damn, I really dream of having a raven as a pet. They're so smart, about as intelligent as three-year-old kids.
Well, first of all, why does a coffee machine even need internet access? Can you play Doom on it too?
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They knew how to make stylish things in the ’80s. What’s wrong with it?
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For me, it’s only a good thing, because at the end of the day, it’s still just a job. The things I really love are my hobbies.
I'm pretty sure if they kept looking in cheaper motels, they would've found thousands of new organisms.
We spent decades telling non-native English speakers to sound more like native speakers, and now we suspect them of using AI when they finally do.
Ah, back when I was a kid, Nokia phones were the best, with the best sound systems.
It still requires you to have skills. If anything, the scope of your knowledge just keeps expanding. I don’t really see any downsides, especially since it makes you money.
Humanity is being poisoned from all sides. The scariest part is that people willingly go along with it.
I’d definitely check this out, and maybe even try the whole wine history myself.
The AI boom is turning into a massive race for HBM capacity.
I just regret not holding on to my Bitcoin back then.
It was a little sad to read this. It’s so easy to get lost in work and everyday life, lose your interests, and even lose the ability to just stop and take things in.
I have a feeling that the AI hype is going to die down soon, and it’ll happen within the next five years.
Nothing better has been invented yet. It’s as simple as it is brilliant.
Maybe it's because you built your life around work. But no AI can replace real experiences...
I love how Google, Apple and MapQuest are basically taking different sides in a fight over a lake's name.
I’m mostly talking about their iPhones, where new updates sometimes make older models worse. I know a lot of people whose iPhones started lagging after iOS updates.
The "choke point" approach makes more sense. Regulating a few large logistics companies is much easier than enforcing rules on millions of small sellers. The risk is that EU regulation ends up becoming a competitive…
From what I’ve noticed, Apple products have been getting worse in quality year after year. Sometimes they even ruin their own devices with updates... I guess it’s all because of marketing.
It’s literally a pc that will last forever. My m2 macbook still handles all my work effortlessly.
It’s actually strange that he rejects AI, considering how much this tool speeds things up and helps with so many tasks.
Damn, I really dream of having a raven as a pet. They're so smart, about as intelligent as three-year-old kids.
Well, first of all, why does a coffee machine even need internet access? Can you play Doom on it too?
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They knew how to make stylish things in the ’80s. What’s wrong with it?
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For me, it’s only a good thing, because at the end of the day, it’s still just a job. The things I really love are my hobbies.
I'm pretty sure if they kept looking in cheaper motels, they would've found thousands of new organisms.
We spent decades telling non-native English speakers to sound more like native speakers, and now we suspect them of using AI when they finally do.
Ah, back when I was a kid, Nokia phones were the best, with the best sound systems.
It still requires you to have skills. If anything, the scope of your knowledge just keeps expanding. I don’t really see any downsides, especially since it makes you money.
Humanity is being poisoned from all sides. The scariest part is that people willingly go along with it.
I’d definitely check this out, and maybe even try the whole wine history myself.
The AI boom is turning into a massive race for HBM capacity.
I just regret not holding on to my Bitcoin back then.
It was a little sad to read this. It’s so easy to get lost in work and everyday life, lose your interests, and even lose the ability to just stop and take things in.
I have a feeling that the AI hype is going to die down soon, and it’ll happen within the next five years.
Nothing better has been invented yet. It’s as simple as it is brilliant.
Maybe it's because you built your life around work. But no AI can replace real experiences...
I love how Google, Apple and MapQuest are basically taking different sides in a fight over a lake's name.
I’m mostly talking about their iPhones, where new updates sometimes make older models worse. I know a lot of people whose iPhones started lagging after iOS updates.
The "choke point" approach makes more sense. Regulating a few large logistics companies is much easier than enforcing rules on millions of small sellers. The risk is that EU regulation ends up becoming a competitive…
From what I’ve noticed, Apple products have been getting worse in quality year after year. Sometimes they even ruin their own devices with updates... I guess it’s all because of marketing.