Comment Low-cost, right... (Score 2) 6
Those who call it low-cost either work for Amazon, are paid for Amazon or have never used Amazon to sell anything.
Those who call it low-cost either work for Amazon, are paid for Amazon or have never used Amazon to sell anything.
That's what happens when you try to unify desktop and mobile interfaces to save time and money. Desktop and mobile are two separate platforms and deserve separate controls.
Using AI to train AI. What could go wrong?
...with any other low demand investment.
I think we may need to add EV to the recently published 3 bubbles.
You'll steal all your knowledge and experience and put it into the model. Then, they'll let you go. They've already extracted everything out of you. Why on earth would they keep paying you?
In fact, it's a low enough number that failing of one AI giant, can make stocks and shares of other companies take a quick tumble, too. Market panic.
This move is all about advertising and nothing about users' needs. Fuck off, Google.
From what I see daily, 2 minutes is about the amount of time that gen Z can focus for. And you wonder why they struggle at work.
What's the drama about? You could have an easy mode and an expert mode?
I call them Shitsungs and don't understand why would anyone agree to that level of bloatware.
I think you've just hit the nail on the head. Sports. Why do they assume we even like watching sports?
Every single phone, when started for the first time, should be spanking clean, with any additional software selected through the setup wizard on first power on cycle.
For the price of one.
Malware creators of the 90s used bundlers all the time.
You should see my beans-loaded dinner last night. That's the real bubble about to burst right now.
You wouldn't steal a handbag.
You wouldn't steal a television.
You wouldn't steal a DVD.
Downloading someone's content for AI training is stealing.
Stealing is a crime.
I'm glad someone is finally calling all this data harvesting for what it really is.
Breadth-first search is the bulldozer of science. -- Randy Goebel