Comment Re:Power consumption (Score 0) 68
As long as I pay my electricity, who cares?
Ignoring the fact that you don't seem to know what a laptop battery is, it looks like you could have a promising career as a data center site planner.
As long as I pay my electricity, who cares?
Ignoring the fact that you don't seem to know what a laptop battery is, it looks like you could have a promising career as a data center site planner.
Not to mention, blocking more ads and other unnecessary stuff == better performance on the stuff you were actually trying to view. It very likely comes out as a net performance win even with a ~20% disadvantage in raw CPU speed.
ahh these young kids donâ(TM)t remember Digitial Electronic Corporation, makers of legendary DEC Alpha CPU.
I mean in theory you can have the AI identify and fix the exploits. Yeah it's an arms race but as some point the defense will probably win.
The difference is we can see what OpenAI puts out generally and see what Anthropic puts out and see pretty clearly which one is miles ahead of the other. I believe Anthropic, not so sure about OpenAI.
X is basically just fascist edgelords uselessly spending money to try and convince other fascist edgelords of things they already believe. It was hilarious though how mad they all get when liberals left the platform.
I'm sure the three people who bought the vision pro will appreciate it.
Nonsequitur.
"More Americans have been entering upper middle class" is not inconsistent with "the economy has not improved over the past few years."
It's a stretch above 120th as well.
If you read this post it shows that AMD stole Intel's design and reverse engineered it.
If you dig deeper, you'll find that AMD originally reverse engineered the *8080*, not the 8086. The two companies had entered into a cross-licensing agreement by 1976. Intel agreed to let AMD second-source the 8086 in order to secure the PC deal with IBM, who insisted on having a second source vendor.
There would have been no Intel success story without AMD to back them up.
(That actually would have been for the best. IBM would probably have selected an non-segmented CPU from somebody else instead of Intel's kludge.)
Those techniques won't work on overeating because you need to eat to live, you can't just stop cold turkey like with smoking.
Overweight people have it constantly hammered into them that they're endangering their lives, it's not a messaging issue.
And if it's so bad, why is having the meds such a problem? Their side effects are minimal and they work better than diet and exercise and lifestyle change. Most of the arguments seem to be based on some weird puritanism, where only the "worthy" should be able to weigh less.
The current administration is focused on making it look like they're doing something.
If they really wanted to regulate microplastics they'd regulate them, not put them on a list where they'll sit and do nothing.
"We spent a ridiculous amount of effort to stop smoking in this country but have done almost nothing in regards to obesity"
I disagree strongly. We have spent as a society uncounted billions on addressing obesity, including on government programs. The problem is it's just a harder problem than smoking.
At the end of the day, just about everybody knows obesity is bad and that you have to exercise and eat healthier. Lack of knowledge isn't the problem.
"You have to admit that the majority of people are not like diligent you but are more like those bakery patrons"
So then the drugs sound like the best option? The only other argument is basically that of a sociopath -- people should be punished because they don't have the willpower you think they do.
If the game bugs up 10% of the time I am out. I'd rather play it on Windows.
Unless it's a Bethesda game, in which case only bugging up 10% of the time would be an improvement over the Windows version.
The superior man understands what is right; the inferior man understands what will sell. -- Confucius