Comment Proof that we have to record all people DNA! (Score 1) 78
This is not what I want.
This is what's going to be said and that will happen.
This is what's going to be said and that will happen.
Comment Linux is faster (Score 1) 134
comparing to something else I never use ...
Comment Re:Global warming is good (Score 1) 114
so far...
Submission + - Paris prosecutor's cybercrime unit searches X office
An anonymous reader writes: PARIS, Feb 3 (Reuters) — “French police raided the offices of Elon Musk's social media network X and prosecutors ordered the tech billionaire to face questions in April related to a widening investigation into the platform, the Paris prosecutor's office said on Tuesday.”
“The raid and the summoning of Musk — which could further increase tensions between Europe and the U.S. over big tech and free speech — are linked to a year-long investigation into suspected abuse of algorithms and fraudulent data extraction by X or its executives.”
“The raid and the summoning of Musk — which could further increase tensions between Europe and the U.S. over big tech and free speech — are linked to a year-long investigation into suspected abuse of algorithms and fraudulent data extraction by X or its executives.”
Comment Cooking (Score 1) 182
Flipping hamburgers takes less juice than rice cooking
Comment What kind of ads (Score 1) 84
The crappy ones some see on slashdot, or is it more subtle, diluted within the text answer?
Comment Re:Proven History = Distrust (Score 1) 113
You can verify everything
In a while, pretty soon actually, your only choice will be to trust (or not) the machine. The complexity of the math problems that AI can solve keeps increasing, and the moment when humans won't be able to "verify" by themselves an AI proof is not far away.
Comment Re:Market for the pros (Score 1) 43
Tell me you read /. and you're not a pro...
Comment Market for the pros (Score 1) 43
What most people buy have a SSD inside (or the NVMe derivative). Who buys HDs? Professionals (backups, archives... *and* AI...). Thus the price.
Comment What MS touches... (Score 1) 161
turns to crap (skype?)
Comment Since when (Score 1) 34
Since when are judges supposed to be technically competent?
Comment Re:It depends on your skills level (Score 1) 139
Watch for the AI bubble crash in 2026.
"watch for" or "brace for"?
Comment Re: Never learned Excel and never will (Score 1) 82
So you write your equations in SQL?
Comment Re:Never learned Excel and never will (Score 1) 82
Not really the same usage.
Avoid Excel, install LibreOffice Calc.
Avoid Excel, install LibreOffice Calc.
Comment Re:No big deal (Score 1) 28
I had to ask my partner "Did you feel that?"
What did he answer?
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