I mean, learning is effort. Paper and pencil can get you a long way specially on hard topics.

Even having a laptop pc can be detrimental because it's super easy to get distracted.

Try open-drop

Wires granpa?

I mean if you do a binary choice and highlight the smaller number it seems like a blatant manipulation of stats.

The convoluted cross investments to prop up companies valuations between OpenAI, NVidia, Microsoft, etc. gives me strong Enron vibes.

Either OpenAI finds the profits or the collapse is going to be a thing to behold.

This is fraud plain and simple. People think they're donating to the charities, but it's just a blatant money grab by GoFundMe.

I work in software, I don't want to have to debug or update my light switches. I want my home to be as dumb and reliable as possible.
So when remodeling a house, even though it's fully network wired, I have but a single smart switch because the location was uncomfortable.

Even my Smart TVs haven't ever seen a wifi connection.

I do have tech in it, but it's set up in a way that serves us and minimizes maintenance.

I mean, we regulate several other algorithms (e.g. accounting is just a regulated algorithm).

We could make them be open-source and enforce certain properties, there's a lot that could be done to mitigate the effects or even ban them outright.

"But I predict that within 100 years computers will be twice as powerful, 10,000 times larger, and so expensive that only the five richest kings in Europe will own them"
- Prof. Frink

Source

Power efficiency is the main driver here.

The royalties are CapEx, OpEx dominates in this case so unless there's a RiscV that's way more power efficient than an ARM core, I don't see that happening.

That's the gesture for undo in iOS, it seems confusing.

I mean, immigration policies being what they are don't exactly make you confident to travel to the US.

Random people being sent to prisons in El Salvador even if they're not salvadorean, no legal recourse, it's scary.

I mean, I don't play online. I don't care if people cheat, I would just play the single player campaign and be done with it.

But having such an invasive anti-cheat when kinda sours it for me.

Even if people play online, they could segregate users into pools of players with the secure boot, full on anti-cheat enabled, and the rest of the world and be done with it.

It can't be that much of a hassle, they probably already group players by skill classes in matchmaking.

On the summer, the Japanese fan vests work surprisingly well.

It's the best argument against remote interviews, after that's established, fine to be remote.