Comment Not my Star Wars (Score 2) 147
Luke was supposed to rebuild the Jedi order. Any movie that says otherwise is dead to me.
Luke was supposed to rebuild the Jedi order. Any movie that says otherwise is dead to me.
Lost in all the fulminating about automation and big-tech tyranny is the fact that self-driving cars are an attempt to solve a very serious problem.
This jackass wants us to believe that corporations in 2024 do anything that isn't about making more money for their investors. I wonder how he feels about censoring the internet in the name of "protecting the children". Or does he only care about the things that pay him money?
What is the problem they are trying to address?
The problem of they need a new stream of revenue.
I mean it's OK to have that opinion, but your original comment is dead wrong. Unless of course you were originally talking about Phil Spencer?
You don't say?
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/02/0....
When Satya Nadella replaced Steve Ballmer as Microsoft
CEO in February 2014, the software company was mired in mediocrity. Its market cap was just over $300 billion.
A decade later, Microsoft’s valuation has swelled tenfold, to $3.06 trillion, making it the world’s most valuable public company, ahead of Apple
getting an AI to actually write the function you have in your head is really hard and takes almost as many words in the prompt as characters in the resulting function.
This is not 100% true and really relies on the context of the code you're trying to write. If you're looking to write a straightforward function where the context is contained within the file you're writing the function in, then most AI assistants should have no issue with that. But the second you want to write a function that requires context from multiple sources in a project outside the current file, then you're going to start running into problems.
How is laying off 500 people promoting this?
Lol, OK. Don't use all the tinfoil.
Because everytime I look at Instagram they show me Threads posts and I get notifications from Threads made by people I follow on IG. My guess is that they're counting a lot of unwanted participants.
Yup, I recently interviewed at Apple for a job with their "synthetic data" group. They're looking for people to manage the thousands of CG assets they're using for machine learning purposes. They were pushing really hard to expedite the interview process too. I ultimately passed on the job because of having to commute down to SJ 3 times a week from SF.
I pay for premium because I watch 100% of Youtube videos from my Xbox on my TV. It's become like a network channel that I watch regularly. The ads made it just awful to use, plus I don't pay for any other streaming service (yarrrrr) so it made sense to spend the $10/m (at the time).
BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAH!!
This bill has no chance to pass. Also Scott Weiner (representing SF county) is on the far-left progressive side and he is all about nanny state politics.
The US doesn't subjugate anyone into any system. That's just absurdly untrue. For that matter neither does Russia (at least economically) nor China. Countries us the US dollar for international trade for a reason and it's not because the US forces anyone to. It's because it's a stable currency backed by the largest economy in the world with the largest military in the world.
Yeah, there is no currency that could possibly replace it. Yet people still want to act like the dollar is in danger somehow. Of course if another country arose as a dominant and stable power in the world it would challenge the dollar, that just makes sense. But that world isn't even on the horizon considering how China is way to insular and self-serving to ever play the role the US plays in the global market.
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.
