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Comment Re:Well, let's face it (Score 1) 52

Take shite and love it ---  that's a peons answer. You think the company is doing you a favor by offering ANYTHING ?! Better to take an elitist POV ... if you try producing goods  for me then only offer perfection  ... or I am not interested. The DEFAULT is inclusive , creative perfection ... holding  as true for CPUs as it does for pairing knives.

Comment Re:"as a parent, as much as a Prime Minister" (Score 1) 138

by noshellswill (#66195574) Attached to: Britain Unveils Sweeping Ban On Social Media For Under-16s
Well stated. Brit  lions vanished and instead become a nation of sheep, Yes yes I know ... most of the good-uns were killed at the Somme or Dieppe.

Guess it's useless for  IRA / Orangemen  to re-arm Brit yeomanry  vis' destroying OxBridge faggotry rule while  reconstructing  Anglo/Norman culture.

Comment Re:Social media should be run more locally (Score 1) 138

by noshellswill (#66195546) Attached to: Britain Unveils Sweeping Ban On Social Media For Under-16s
" but if you kept all the adults off the platform along with all the advertisers"

Reading this, the first words that popped into my head were: 'Lord of the Flies".

I grew-up semi-rural, and when not working we kids organized ourselves into groups to do open-country kids things ... trekking/fishing/swimming/field-sports  etc.  But, in urban environments there's a reason for adult-organized  kids activities like Scouts/Little-League/Miss-E .... etc. Wonder if a digital analogy holds ?

Comment Re: Enshittification marches ever onward (Score 1) 52

Suck corporate dick much ? Customer has the power (gold) to demand everything possible in a product. If corporate does not supply then customer moves on to a new supplier. AMD removed value from retail CPUs ... customers should hurt them ( purposefully cause pain )  by not buying their product. Profits tumble ... C-suites are fired. Then AMD would change policy really really fast.

Comment Re:Well, let's face it (Score 1) 52

A company shites in your face and you ... smile and wipe it off. That's called a shit-eating grin by losers. Yes the fault is the victims for not raising hell with AMD and -- perhaps --- swear-off  buying  their new CPUs. That should scare rest of the shite out of AMD ... to see their  CPU sales drop by 50%.  You cannot treat post-modern industry kindly or honestly ... or they will shite all over you.

Comment payola (Score 1) 35

Wonder how much and how often the CCP payed those security "experts" to pimp-their-ride ? Million$ up front ... or "fellowships & grants" for academics ... or vacation to Macao fleshpots ... . Almost any guess is not outrageous enough  for our Bejing  influence peddlers ! I mean ... they've been doing it expertly for the last 5000 years.

Comment Re:Obedient factory workers (Score 1) 242

by noshellswill (#66193670) Attached to: Are Many College Students Losing the Ability to Read?
You have completely ignored the importance of  Western churches in forwarding education/literacy. For Protestants , believer  bible-reading is a matter of heaven or hell. For Catholics it's a matter of sustaining a literate hierarchy to rule belief. For Deists literacy connects current believers to its Enlightenment mother-ship. So even without a statist/collectivist education system ...  and without a mercantile urge to numeracy ... lots of education  always has and will take place.

Comment purpose (Score 1) 242

by noshellswill (#66193220) Attached to: Are Many College Students Losing the Ability to Read?
From the blurb:

"cannot draw general conclusions based on concepts presented explicitly in a text."

I wonder if this task is the main point of reading,  rather than a tiny casually addressed subset.  Seems to me reading text is more like inputting a "prompt" to a TRUE AGI meat-machine ... that's we humans. As output  to this  reading "prompt" we generate  self-aware non-algorithmically novel events ... whether text or geometric or  emotional. So yes, I do (sometimes) follow recipes I read from Julia Childs cookbook, but as often I read Euclids parallel-line postulate and immediately think about 4-dim spheres ... which madness prompts me to manufacture a dry-very-dry martini ...

Comment Re:Is this an effective use of resources? (Score 0) 25

At this early stage of *.ai mass use, any application of the technology serves a good purpose. Same argument would hold true for writing, steam-engines and fibre-glass.  In a decade or so users of *.ai can/will evolve to more value-oriented tasks. For now ... practice ... practice ... practice ...

Comment taxes (Score 0) 110

by noshellswill (#66191550) Attached to: Bitcoin Has Lost Nearly Half Its Value in 11 Months
As I see it::  Since bitcoyn has no use-value it then must be money. Now the purpose of money is to make  government  tax collection easy; [ better $10 bills than a truck-load of sheep ] .  Can a USA citizen pay his Federal taxes with bitcoyn, or must his  bitcoyns first be exchanged for government-supported currency ?

Comment to whom (Score 1) 96

You say ... projects worth so-many-billion$ . Question is, worth those billions to whom? Not to me or to most citizens. Worth that $130-billion to tax-assessing government? Perhaps. Worth that  bubble to investors? Only if casual computer users are forced to use LLMs ... which seems to be the ongoing ploy. You can smell the septic  forced-usage-meme in posts from *.ai fans right here on SLASHDOT. 

Comment Re:Could It Get Worse? (Score 1) 346

Indeed --- ICE is trained-to-purpose. Invading border-jumpers SHOULD feel terror, from the minute they approach USA border, to the second our anti-migrant drone explodes in their face. And surely one can design an anti-personal drone to detect "enablers" & pimps   with EMPATHY toward such narco-Mex mules, and also zero-in on those rabid quislings.

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