cry me a river. where was all this hand wringing nonsense when piratebay was shut down repeatedly ? how about the DMCA which US industry was happy to back. oh and the mickey mouse perpetual licensing joke. now its come back to bite the tech industry in the ass. fuck em. let them ALL go out of business. let the investors cry. then maybe we will get some sanity back in copyright law.
3 years later ? dont be silly.
i have a skype credit going back 11 years. these are prepaid and charged on a credit card and then added to skype.
you cant charge those back.
meh. tractors dont drive off and plow neighbours fields and pedestrian traffic on the sidewalks randomly around 30% of the time.
private company will go bankrupt when everyone just laughs and spins up a LLM on their home computer. i already have my own deepseek instance with 670b parameters running on my headless EPYC server with 512GB RAM. yeah its slower than a GPU based system but i can afford to dedicate 400GB of disk and 300GB of RAM to run it. much cheaper (basically free) hardware from 3 years ago. if tractors were free no one would pay for them.
thats literaly the duumbest take on anything ive ever read. are you sure youre not an AI ? AI's are pretty worthless except for garbage tasks. they hallucinate 30% of the time. you need to feed answers back to them hundreds of times to get anything accurate. and then the models sometimes blow up. yeah they are useful for drafting time sheets and mundane bs but they arent going to replace good coders anytime soon.
doors auto lock while the car is in motion.
" the car will find a safe spot to stop." not "its an emergency stop button". the car obviously couldnt find a safe spot to stop which is why it kept circling....
quantum clocks means that inertial navigation goes from several miles drift over time and functionally useless to actually practical with GPS precision. Quantum clocks allow you to build atomic inertial sensors can measure gravity variations of a part in a billion. This occurs because of the propagation of wave packets between two beam splitters and the beam splitters themselves. The ïrst stage is achieved through the ABCDξ theorem which gives the evolution of a general wave packet in the case of a time-dependent external Hamiltonian at most quadratic in position and momentum operators. The second problem is addressed by the ttt theorem which speciïes the effect of a beam splitter, when its dispersive nature is neglected.
nonsense. even the best Artificially Incompetent LLM cant even equal what a baby does at birth. much less anywhere near the bullshit that Google and Open AI execs spew. its all marketing until it goes pop then no one will care about the post pandemic AI hype train.
nice new threat for 2025 - Kessler syndrome starting in LEO. because we didnt learn anything from pandemics.
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thats what i got....
Aerospikes are more compact and significantly more efficient across various atmospheric pressures, including the vacuum of space. They forego the conventional bell-shaped nozzle by placing a spike in the center of a toroidal combustion chamber [as shown in the photo to the right]. Since it is surrounded by 3,500C hot exhaust gas, cooling the spike is an enormous challenge.
Josefine Lissner, CEO and Co-Founder of LEAP71, stated: “We were able to extend Noyron’s physics to deal with the unique complexity of this engine type. The spike is cooled by intricate cooling channels flooded by cryogenic oxygen, whereas the outside of the chamber is cooled by the kerosene fuel. I am very encouraged by the results of this test, as virtually everything on the engine was novel and untested. It’s a great validation of our physics-driven approach to computational AI.”
yes. dumb ideas are dumb ideas.
and from a lawyers POV your example is a problem.
An all-in-one desktops would not fall under the computer definition even though it has a 27 inch screen and is not portable.
because your computer definition unnecessarily included "a separately powered monitor to view information".
which is what separates a non lawyer from a lawyer. non lawyers dont use precise language.
there are other issues with your example but i will leave those as an exercise to the reader.
always used bottled water - the kind that you get using office coolers - at home. now i know it was an excellent idea. i dont mind paying more for the bottled water. at least its classified as a food product.
"If a computer can't directly address all the RAM you can use, it's just a toy." -- anonymous comp.sys.amiga posting, non-sequitir
