Yep. There's a parallel between the busy-work culture so popular these days - there's little time to pause for reflection so the deep work doesn't get done and that's where the true insights lie.

But what was the secret to its success?

Micromanagement?
'Agile' ?
Slides and table football?

Did I win?

Fuck these guys. I am sick of paying for their stupidity.

Can we interest you in paying for our greed instead? Shareholders are people too.

until this horrible AI bubble pops

So, five months.

It's because this AC (the same one twice) is an asshole.

Now you're all caught-up :D

But but but ... greed is increasing. You need to buy more not less. Didn't you get the memo?

PS5 is a mandatory purchase so it's all good. Oh wait.

Must the whole of society be taxed to feed the greed of AI investors? AFaF

your signature is a call for the complete genocide of the Jews, right?

Here's an Israeli using the term as it is usually understood so-as to remove the straw man you've neatly planted:
  * https://youtube.com/watch?v=sbFXEbKmzHA&si=Vx10wDmtM-cv_XEd&t=140

It's a curious attempt to paint a slogan calling for freedom for Palestine as genocidal when they are actually victims of genocide committed by Israeli Attack Force.

It's really hard to convince the world you're a potential victim of the thing you're actually doing to others.

In that case, one would be able to establish firewall rules around the traffic they bring in

There is no reason why IoT devices, such as fridges, TVs, beds,.... need to be exposed to the general internet. There are various techniques by which devices can just have the connections they need, and nothing more. You're assuming that everyone wants their toys to be on the general internet, when all they want is themselves alone to have control on it from anywhere. That can be done using VLANs, and all these IoT toys can be in secure enclaves that have no internet access

I'm willing to bet that the people who buy these "smart" devices also are geeky enough to have home labs and special setups to manage them. If they're not that geeky, they probably don't buy these fridges w/ screens in the first place

Just wait until you see Steam Machine pricing.

Anyway, Sony can jog on. They raised prices in Europe when Trump brought tariffs in on Americans.

Finally, we're seeing applications of QC that are actually useful. I look forward to this expanding so that we can greatly advance materials science by being able to simulate materials without ever having to construct them.

You do realize they have Mennonites in Oregon right? If not then you should really educate yourself about the nation you live within because it's quite diverse. If you think diversity is a bad thing then perhaps you're in the wrong nation.

Right but what they are talking about is nuclear propulsion. Don't like how space.com writes? You can go right to the source instead of wasting other people's time. https://www.nasa.gov/ignition/

You're using it for exactly the right purpose - for VMs. If used as a mac. even an M1 would destroy it! But as a platform to run VMs of one or more x86 based OSs, it's a very good solution. Icing on the cake: that can include x86-based macOS VMs as well, w/o needing Hackintosh-like VMs