Not, it's not: the first to talk about this oversupply was the Chinese GWM manufacturer, talking explicitly about a crash of several makers on Chinese market, like the building sector.

Very interesting! Do you mind to share one of those sub links?

I know that the main Apple motivation is to massage the investors, but is people really using their Macs to run local LLMs? (Genuine question, I have no idea). Another question: are software that have real AI capabilities using those NPUs or just exchanging data with company servers?

Mostly the second (for profit). They don't care about the environment.

Yes, I'm sure we should take it with a grain of salt, but: Chinese real estate collapsed, banking not because they're all from state. When you see from different and independent new source, probably it's not just smoke.

Correct. But USA is supporting Ukraine now for the same reason.

Works on YouTube?

If you are a CEO and you're not repeating the AI mantra, you'll be the one to get replaced.

Yes, someone will do bad things, but a lot of poor people will benefit from it too (like small companies or government networks running in old hardware like here in Brazil).

Aside proper profiles (like in Chrome) and PWA. About profiles: before point me to the poor profile switcher and to containers (which I use as a workaround): please, give a try to Chrome with 2 different accounts, use it in different displays (or different Gnome workspaces).

Same here. And the third is even worst. They could use the 5th entry to resume the story from the first.

Wondering if the source code "removal" (Google will no more publish updated versions) of the AOSP dialer was a coincidence.

Right, so similar to the catch block. I mean, I totally agree with your description of a good error management, I just disagree that you cannot do the same in languages even like Java and C++.

All those "hey, look at me too, mama, I have an internal developed AI tool too" news with non meaningful progress from all other big techs are starting to get boring!

And both were not developed by Google. I just disagree about search: still the best.