Oh, AI will stay with us. After all, people use it to make porn - a sure indicator of a technology's success.
But I expect the current bubble to pop before it is adopted with more reasonable expectations. (Both of its capabilities and of its profitability.)
I'm daydreaming about the data center I'm going to buy at firesale prices after the bubble bursts.
I'll sell the computers for boat anchors, and use the building and the cooling system to create a year-round indoor ski resort.
Maybe part of it is being relatively poor for such a large country [...],but there has to be more to it than that
Ex-superpower that can't afford it's lifestyle. Like the US will be in a few years if we don't sweep the idiots out of power.
You are out of your mind with this false equivalency.
For some people's beliefs and values, whataboutism is all they've got to offer.
Well, that and projecting.
People have lost all sense when they hear "AI".
The even shout "aieeeeee!" when some something scares them.
But why keep evidence of embezzlement at home?
Yeah, I think they forgot to include "stupid" in the long list of his faults.
Also, weren't you one of the geniuses here on
Oh, but these are *preventative* wars. He gets a peace prize for every country he invades!
Venezuela was using fentanyl as a WMD. Iran was about to nuke us. Cuba might attack us with drones if someone provides them. Greenland might start a snowball fight, and make us look bad if we lose.
Presumably we've got all our best people on this, since they're obviously not on the UFO videos.
One of the "unidentifiable" objects in an earlier release (last year, I think) was obviously as hell two birds flying low over the ground.
I don't have a conspiracy theory to explain it, but this is all utter bullshit.
There's a whole scam ecosystem bubbling under the Redhat movement
Linux?
I download all my books DRM-free from bittorrent.
My ebook reader is an ancient Sony PRS-650, it still works fine and it has no trouble reading files that haven't been messed up by Amazon. What a concept eh?
"What about the book's authors who aren't getting paid when you download their stuff for free?" I hear you say:
Yes, I wish I could pay for what I downloaded. But I can't. The best option I could find was to buy the paperback as well, so some of my money would trickle back to them. But that's mighty stupid and totally not environmentally-friendly.
I did try to pay an author directly once (the late Ian M. Banks) but he send me an angry email back saying even if he got money from me, I was robbing his editor and distributor, and I should just buy his book normally - which I would, if that didn't entail leaving an undeserved cut to effing Amazon.
So there we are: there's no mechanism to legally buy books that aren't hamstrung by DRM. So honest people who value their consumer rights can't be honest.
At least it's not more Star Wars slop.
"The use of wood as an energy source is a relic of the past, one that should not be relived if given a choice.
Wood burning is very much alive - both old-stylee polluting open-fires and stoves, and ultra-efficient pellet, wood-chip and wood dust burning in power stations. And it's renewable. Try visiting any nordic country some day...
Also, just because burning wood has downsides doesn't mean it has to be ditcheds it entirely. Solve the downsides instead...
Only if you say it's OK elsewhere.
What the hell does a rocket need NINE MEGAWATTS of electrical power for?
To train an LLM during flight.
Since when did product longevity matter?
1000 pains = 1 Megahertz
