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Comment Re:Apologise, greens (Score 0) 185

Just more dumbfuckery.

Francisco Franco died of cardiac arrest, leading to toxic shock from peritonitis, according to EBSCO and Wikipedia. He had been suffering from various health problems, including Parkinson's disease, and had undergone multiple operations in his final months. These operations, specifically the removal of part of his stomach, resulted in perforations that led to peritonitis. He died in Madrid on November 20, 1975.

Comment Re:fuck you're an ignorant dumbfuck Uberbah (Score 0) 141

What part of "No amount of dumbfuckery is going to change the fact the IAEA says Iran has no nuclear weapons program, McCarthyite cocksucker" did your cocksucking brain have a hard time understanding?

Your own cite says they have no weapons program.

You dumb fucking fuck. Yes, that's a copy and paste, McCarthyite cocksucker.

Iran has just literally said they're now going to make a bomb

Literal bullshit like always but that's exactly what you're pushing them to do with your many acts of war against Iran. North Korea hasn't been attacked once since they got the bomb. Nor have they used it for anything but deterrence you dumb Nazi fuck.

Comment Re:Nuclear displaces petroleum, not renewables (Score 0) 185

More dumbfuckery. Germans were protesting for the pipelines to reopen because for some reason they weren't interested in paying many times the price of gas and crashing their economy to simp for American hegemony. So the US made the point moot by blowing the pipelines. Not Russia blowing up their own investment and number one negotiation took with the EU you clown.

Comment Curious... (Score 2) 18

What seems very odd about the page of Huawei fiber-to-the-room products is how unambitious they are.

Sure, if you want to do ethernet at nontrivial distances or above 10Gb fiber is where it's at; but why are you selling fiber as the glorious enabling technology for a bunch of wifi 6 APs that will be lucky to actually need 2.5GbE; with 'power over fiber' cabling which presumably means pulling a bunch of copper anyway and is significantly length-limited?

There are, absolutely, circumstances where having fiber runs would be invaluable; it just seems like "a wifi AP in every room so the signal doesn't suck!" is basically the least fiber-relevant use case going.

Submission + - Tesla Robotaxi being investigated for erratic, dangerous, behaviors (theguardian.com)

smooth wombat writes: Two days after Tesla rolled out Robotaxi in Austin, Texas, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is already launching an investigation after videos showed the vehicles driving erratically.

The Robotaxi’s debut over the weekend featured about 10 cars with “safety drivers” in the front passenger seat driving around a circumscribed area of Austin. Although Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO, touted the launch as a huge success and vowed it would make driving safer, several influencers posted videos that appeared to show their Robotaxis glitching or speeding.

One video – posted by a Tesla investor who formerly hosted a podcast about the company – showed the Robotaxi wobbling as it misjudged a left turn, then going into a lane meant for oncoming traffic before driving across a double yellow line back into the correct lane. No cars were in the lane intended for oncoming traffic at the time.

In another video, a pro-Tesla YouTuber praised how the car was going several miles over the speed limit.

Comment Oh really? (Score 1) 27

Aside from the usual caveats about being 'on the cusp of', rather than having actually delivered; how revolutionary would '100 deepseeks' be?

I enjoyed watching Altman squirm at least as much as anyone, possibly more; but that didn't change the fact that deepseek developed an unexpectedly cheap way to do something that, so far, an entire industry is busy losing money on because the reality has had a desperately bad time living up to the hype.

If some of these 'deepseeks' end up delivering on things that matter more that could be an item of some interest; but if it's all doing questionably useful things somewhat more cheaply than the VC whisperers it should be hilarious to watch but not desperately relevant.

Comment Programmed to give the answer you want (Score 1) 58

When Musk found out Grok was giving truthful, fact-checked answers, his response wasn't one of joy but rather, "You are being updated this week."

The issues we keep seeing are the result of the programming. If the AI is being deceptive, guess where it got that from? Reprogram and try again.

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