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Comment Re:Not very cutting edge.... (Score 4, Informative) 58

Jetson Orin is roughly 4 year old tech that's EOL now. I'm not sure how newsworthy this is. It's a graphics chip for mobile applications, not really an AI chip.

Really? The wiki says it's most recent 2023 version has "up to 2048-core Nvidia Ampere architecture GPU with 64 Tensor cores" and supports 4-64GB ram. That sounds pretty AI to me.

Is it cutting edge? No. But it sure seems to be more than just a graphics chip for mobile applications.

Comment Re:"Microsoft said it's working to resolve the iss (Score 1) 73

A total nothingburger story.

Totally. This is the kind of "Bug found in QC/QA test version of software" headline you'd get from www.totallyexpectedtohappen.com.

WTF Slashdot? I'm all for raging against Microsoft's corporate hegemony cesspool but this is just fucking stupid.

Comment Sell Chrome, weaken web search... ? (Score 1) 48

Not sure how selling Chrome will weaken Google's dominance of web search. All the "dominance" in Google's position is held in the back-end servers, algorithms, massive data sets, etc.

It might impact Googles dominance in web advertising though, since they can probably squeeze more revenue out of people using Chrome than another browser.

Comment Making progress I would have thought (Score 1) 58

With Trump weaponizing the Federal government, effectively holding citizens and companies hostage to his whims until they handover the requisite "loyalty payment", I would have thought the US was making great progress in the development of "ransomware".

At this point I'm waiting for Trump to recreate the Blackmail Show from Monty Python but in real life. I mean he does kinda do it now with his tariff policy.

Comment Re:I have a quesion (Score 1) 233

Your claim that Canada might piss off Americans has weight only if we assume America matters. It doesn't; not any more.

Trump says America doesn't need Canada, but it's the other way around. It's the rest of the world that doesn't need America. The faster the global village can kick the US to the curb the better off it'll be.

Comment Re: I wouldn't buy a laptop made in the USA (Score 1) 233

Suddenly news groups like sci.space.tech where the likes of actual rocket scientists around the world collaborated were inundated with Arkansas Bobs posting about igniting their own moonshine farts.

Let us not forget that these are the same people who are also responsible for choosing the leader of the free world every 4 years. Despite there being multiple agreements where the US committed (and re-committed) itself to be the western world's leader in exchange for all the economic goodies and benefits, I'm surprised it lasted this long.

I just hope the rest of the free world will finally appreciate the size and scope of the knife Trump just stabbed in their backs and finally kick the US to the curb.

Comment Re:I have a quesion (Score 1) 233

... it is abundantly clear that two thirds of Americans are on Canada's side

It's also abundantly clear that Americans keep voting in Trump. Get back to me after the next presidential election cycle and maybe we can talk. In the mean time, you'll pardon me if I take your statement for what it's genuinely worth; absolutely nothing.

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