Comment That sounds about right (Score 1) 24
Some variant of Acorn Risc Machine architecture is in a few billion pockets around the world.
Some variant of Acorn Risc Machine architecture is in a few billion pockets around the world.
They hold their party in a dry lake bed. This year, a year where the weather has been, quite frankly, a little extreme, the lake decided to attend. Shrugging emoji.
The 1990s called and they want your bullshit comment back
After all, like Oracle, IBM is where software goes to die.
My employer, a utility, got a new CEO a decade or so ago. He decided our biggest problem was our customer service sucked. As he said, "you don't offshore your call center to improve customer service". And so one of the first things he did was bring our call center back.
Why are so many people watching TV with subtitles? Well, that's pretty obvious. Once they've accidentally enabled the subtitles they can't figure out how to turn them off!
What will ultimately defeat our AI overlords will be the intractable copyright regime enforced by a vicious legal system.
Just post a slashdot headline with the word "San Francisco" in it, and just like that, the assholes start spewing shit.
The corollary to "just because you are paranoid doesn't mean they are not out to get you" is "just because you are depressed doesn't mean your life doesn't totally suck".
That statement is the sound of a man whistling past a cemetery.
How the fuck did this horseshit comment get modded up to 3? C'mon moderators, do you job!
Should be from the, "YA THINK?!" department.
Intel is undertaking the difficult journey of turning itself into a fab. Just as Apple doesn't manufacture their own silicon, neither does or will Microsoft. Intel should see this as an opportunity.
I use it as an alternative to Google as a general purpose question answerer and word definer. Particularly when I'm trying to think of a word, or whether the word I have in mind has the connotations I think it does. Rather than having to suss the answer from the various hit summaries, and then dive down into a few sites, it just gives me a straightforward answer. A recent conversation I had: "What is the 'static' keyword in Java for?" (I don't use Java at all) and, after getting a good summary, I asked it, "Are Java static methods like Ruby class methods?" And yes, yes they are. It is no wonder Google is scrambling hard to come up with their own chatty AI.
Zuck's looking at Musk and saying, hold my bong.
An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.
