Comment Re: Total BS (Score 1) 185
That's what, it seems, is causing cars to explode into a fireball.
https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
That's what, it seems, is causing cars to explode into a fireball.
https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
If you sit for sometime, they become warm anyways. If you eat and sit, then it can become extra warm in no time. No thanks. I can warm my own seats.
What was all very fast. It was only last week when we read that Meta is facing $1.4 Trillion in damages from these states. It goes on to show how serious these states really were about caring for children under 13. Feels like Meta cares more for these kids than the states do.
I would rather wait to hear what the state of Alabama has to say on this. Cannot depend on OpenAI's version.
I am a rare book dealer too. I rarely sell books.
Yes a full circle indeed
https://news.slashdot.org/stor...
assholes and court
I don't think a distinction is necessary there.
If everyone is unemployed, who will buy the wares of the companies owned by the rich? How will amazon sell anything? Most of Bezo's wealth is held in the amazon stock he owns. If amazon's revenues dry up, its share price will tank to near zero. Same goes for Huang, Altman, Brin, Gates, Ellison et. al.
If you think the rich will be surrounded by thousands of robots to protect themselves, that do everything for them, then the rich will become part of their own sub-economy. Because the havenots (people who don't own robots) will then create a parallel sub-economy amongst themselves. They will continue to create and exchange goods and services amongst themselves. The need for the rich to own and be part of all the sub-economies will make them contribute in some way to all sub-economies. I can only speculate about the nature of the dynamics of such economies. It may not be a stable and more-or-less smooth economy any more. There may be wild gyrations, large oscillations, splitting and joining of sub-economies... Brave new world.
May be It's not resorting to all the addictive, headline grabbing tactics like zuck's enterprise, so people are not glued to it. Name and shame female students for starters...
It's because they know their end is near and are trying to paint a rosy picture of AI being a great thing for all of humanity. Once they have convinced everyone and more importantly the government about that, they can beg their way out of their impending financial mess.
... and LLM might do a better job than Zuck. AI might not yet be as much of a sociopath.
Oh his predecessor Mr. Big Bear Ballmer was an ass-jerk. He MBA-fied the company. He had nothing but contempt for developers, until he realized his company was in a free fall. Then he went around doing the "developer developer... " Gorilla dance routine, until he fell off the stage one day to never return.
I am not supporting Nadella, I am just making him look better by comparing him to Ballmer.
Hopefully they react by deshittifying Windows now.
No. That's a lost art at Microsoft.
Reminds me of Hummingbird Exceed on Windows, an X11 client that we got.
Pull all industries into this AI madness to create one large, highly interconnected, "too big to fail" mega entity. When it burns itself, fed (tax payers) will have no choice but to bail this entire "AI slop ball" out.
Have you ever noticed that the people who are always trying to tell you `there's a time for work and a time for play' never find the time for play?