> Big tech built AI which is probably the most important technology since internet It is only important for 3 letter agencies because they also get your frustrations and they can give you answers.
> Yeah - code rewrites are generally a thing to be avoided Ha, Ha. Tell that to Gnome or KDE teams.
Because Rust is better than C. /s
This is only because people disable telemetry and online accounts.
> I don't understand how OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Meta, Microsoft ... get to do this They wrote the law to serve them. They will modify the law to serve them. It is funny how some people are more equal than others.
The chinese clones were more interesting. You had 7 songs to choose from.
> A GTA 6 download is estimated to be 210 GB. Under this law the publisher or storefront will have to pay an extra 11.5 EUR per copy in tax. Maybe this would teach the publisher some "computer science". /s
They teach that in schools. /s
> Trump and aides I mean CIA has nothing, i mean nothing to do with it. /s
> If a browser can show it on a screen, in fact screens of many sizes, it should be able to render to a printer. With perfect fidelity. It frustrates me to no end this isn't the case. Software is hard. Rounding corners…
Truly an achievent. /s NATO also partitioned Yugoslavia and then "anexed" some of it in a 10-15 years war.
> downloads that Just Work without patching Then why do you need Automatic Updates ? If it works, don't fix it. /s
> It's interesting that the current AI revolution began with transformers that came out of Google who was trying to apply AI to search, and now that seems to be the an unpopular use for it. It is because it is crap.…
> and now it never does. For you. Sometimes one needs to restart the zombie Windows. (Graphics problems, file access problems)
> No, latency hasn't gotten worse. Just compare the start of Notepad in Win9x with the start of Notepad in Win11
> Software may be getting worse, but it used to be horrible It is still horrible. Much horrible. Working with multiple windows in Win 11 is an exercise in masochism, although Windows got some "virtual desktops". And…
She couldn't use her brain. ChatGPT Told Her how to. /s
> A machine should be treated as a whole. ... single point of failure. /s
> A wolfpack territory is typically about 1000 square kilometers. Common sense checks out.
In the good Boeing tradition, they can make it shorter. /s
Now ? You must be new here. /s
> US startup's demonstration of lighting Earth from space draws critcism There was a Russian mission in the 90's which demonstrated that.
> Why are we sinking huge amounts of already processed resources... We also call ourselves "humans". /s
> My point is that there's nothing Apple could realistically have done to stop it. They could start throwing an error when an iMessage pic looks funny from a decoder point of view. But this is so 90's.
> Which is why Google is getting ready to lock down Android. No. They want more control. If they really cared about malware, they would have started with Google Play.
> Big tech built AI which is probably the most important technology since internet It is only important for 3 letter agencies because they also get your frustrations and they can give you answers.
> Yeah - code rewrites are generally a thing to be avoided Ha, Ha. Tell that to Gnome or KDE teams.
Because Rust is better than C. /s
This is only because people disable telemetry and online accounts.
> I don't understand how OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Meta, Microsoft ... get to do this They wrote the law to serve them. They will modify the law to serve them. It is funny how some people are more equal than others.
The chinese clones were more interesting. You had 7 songs to choose from.
> A GTA 6 download is estimated to be 210 GB. Under this law the publisher or storefront will have to pay an extra 11.5 EUR per copy in tax. Maybe this would teach the publisher some "computer science". /s
They teach that in schools. /s
> Trump and aides I mean CIA has nothing, i mean nothing to do with it. /s
> If a browser can show it on a screen, in fact screens of many sizes, it should be able to render to a printer. With perfect fidelity. It frustrates me to no end this isn't the case. Software is hard. Rounding corners…
Truly an achievent. /s NATO also partitioned Yugoslavia and then "anexed" some of it in a 10-15 years war.
> downloads that Just Work without patching Then why do you need Automatic Updates ? If it works, don't fix it. /s
> It's interesting that the current AI revolution began with transformers that came out of Google who was trying to apply AI to search, and now that seems to be the an unpopular use for it. It is because it is crap.…
> and now it never does. For you. Sometimes one needs to restart the zombie Windows. (Graphics problems, file access problems)
> No, latency hasn't gotten worse. Just compare the start of Notepad in Win9x with the start of Notepad in Win11
> Software may be getting worse, but it used to be horrible It is still horrible. Much horrible. Working with multiple windows in Win 11 is an exercise in masochism, although Windows got some "virtual desktops". And…
She couldn't use her brain. ChatGPT Told Her how to. /s
> A machine should be treated as a whole. ... single point of failure. /s
> A wolfpack territory is typically about 1000 square kilometers. Common sense checks out.
In the good Boeing tradition, they can make it shorter. /s
Now ? You must be new here. /s
> US startup's demonstration of lighting Earth from space draws critcism There was a Russian mission in the 90's which demonstrated that.
> Why are we sinking huge amounts of already processed resources... We also call ourselves "humans". /s
> My point is that there's nothing Apple could realistically have done to stop it. They could start throwing an error when an iMessage pic looks funny from a decoder point of view. But this is so 90's.
> Which is why Google is getting ready to lock down Android. No. They want more control. If they really cared about malware, they would have started with Google Play.