Comment Re:tl;dr (Score 1) 58
Much like a visit to the monkey house at the old Central Park zoo. Plexiglass and poop.
Comment Re:Where do you buy gold and get it immediately? (Score 1) 54
Coin shop.
Comment Absolutely Nothing (Score 2) 59
Quantum computing
What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing!!!
Say it again...
What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing!!!
Say it again...
Comment Nuke Them From Orbit (Score 3, Funny) 38
Targeting AI data centers sounds like a great idea. Using nukes might be a bit excessive, but it will get the job done.
Comment Naked Graft (Score 5, Interesting) 114
I used to think that graft this naked could never happen, especially at the Federal level. Guess I was wrong.
Comment Famine or Feast? (Score 1) 20
Once the AI bubble pops, any new memory fab capacity may well help to drive DRAM prices down to historically low levels. It will serve Micron, Samsung, and Hynix right for their (should be) illegal price fixing cartel. What goes around comes around, fellas.
Comment AI or Machine Learning? (Score 2, Insightful) 50
After reading the Smithsonian Article, I come away thinking that Seales is using conventional machine learning techniques that the article's author has conflated into the buzzword of the day, artificial intelligence. Here's the quote containing the single reference to artificial intelligence in the entire article:
Seales has lately been enhancing his technique, by using artificial intelligence to train his software to recognize subtle differences in texture between papyrus and ink. He plans to combine such machine learning and X-ray fluorescence to produce the clearest possible text. In the future, “it’ll all be automated,” he predicts. “Put it in the scanner and it will all just unfurl.”
Comment Potentially private or sensitive information? (Score 3, Insightful) 22
I'd wager a guess that this information includes the accounts that the customer is using LastPass to store passwords for. Even without the passwords themselves, this could be some really juicy blackmail material.
Comment Re:Raping users is back on the menu, boys! (Score 0) 93
Oh sweet summer child, do you honestly think that if Micron had built that fab that they'd have lowered their prices?
Comment How Adorable (Score 4, Interesting) 51
It's almost as if the chips in question were being manufactured in the USA.
Comment This Is Why I Ditched Ubuntu (Score 1, Insightful) 58
This is another clear example of Ubuntu reaching for a feature no one asked for while ignoring the core product. Snaps were the last straw for me, but if it weren't, then Myna certainly would be.
Comment So what? (Score 5, Insightful) 123
How many American companies have ties to the U.S. military-industrial complex?
Comment How Many Hats Do I Have? (Score 1) 40
Finding an old text message is fine, but can it tell me how many hats I have?
Comment Re:Ther'a been the idea for 50 years (Score 1) 193
That's only half way there. According Jensen Huang you need at least a billion dollars to "have a reasonable fund".
Comment Re:Why are people still seeing ads?! (Score 1) 34
Might not be steeped in tech culture, but like Madge used to say about Palmolive dish soap, "You're soaking in it!"
