accusing the AI firms of training models on pirated copies of their books.

So if the AI co's scanned purchased books they would be fine with it?

Good modus operandi is too declare a fake emergency. He'll find an excuse.

The have been a few tests showing that at least up to 240Hz, reaction times of ordinary people decrease with frame rate. It's not huge but it is a definite advantage in some games.

How much of it is using renewable power? Seems like you have massive resources there, for a process that can fit around availability.

Can confirm, but I'm my case at least they would need to pay me a lot more to come to the office. Transport costs, time spent commuting, worse work/life balance, worse health, more expensive housing, and so on.

5k for work, 2.5k for gaming, integer scaling.

Been doing it for years. Nextcloud is a good example.

Oxford English is the only correct one.

They just don't care. Maybe even think it's a good thing that the US engages in torture are rape of its alleged enemies, and no need for due process because it won't affect people with their skin tone.

The normal inhibitions against so directly harming other people have been broken down. This is how it happens. You find it hard to believe that some countries became so evil willingly, that people voted for it. This is how they got to that point, you are living through it.

But it doesn't have to wait for the next clock cycle to fire. It doesn't sample at a fixed rate.

It sounds like the same marketing wank that everyone uses to hype their products.

Right now the main issue with F35 export sales is that everyone thinks the US has a kill switch, and is an unstable wannabe dictatorship.

If for whatever reason managers and owners value ass-in-seat (AIS) more, why don't they simply offer a bonus for AIS jobs? They could pay maybe say 5% less for a full WFH employee. This would increase hiring choices. Right now The Suits don't care because the job market is slow, they mostly get what they want, but eventually the AIS bonus will probably become the norm.

You have Tariff Derangement Syndrome :-)

I'm sure diplomatic indigestion with the Orange One provides a lot of incentive to de-USA.

Transactionalism is simply not a long-term strategy.

...Amazon is training for Hell.

Classrooms where they don't allow digital gizmos still buy piles of dictionaries.