Maverick is not a truck, is fathom a truck? That's to say while Ford is still hiding it.

Only if PXE booting, but otherwise yes.

Perhaps they read the top of the announcement where it says "While a machine is PXE-booting over IPv4 or IPv6" etc etc.

Or any other flaw.

So far as I know, the problem has not yet been detected on other planets or spaceships.

I'm guessing that Martians don't run Windows on their computing machines.

Only comment along the lines of my earlier comment, but I forgot to mention that the Chinese government is also too good at keeping secrets. Seems quite possible to me that the Chinese AI we should be worrying about is not public. Especially not in the stock market sense.

Fusion? Where?

I'm not going to an AI-coded anything until it's had a few years to get analyzed and the faults addressed. Yes, I treat other software the same way, it just tends to have a longer history by default.

I don't get why LO doesn't have live pivot. It's got pivot tables, you just have to generate them for every change. It seems like this should be relatively easy to address?

Yes, they do need to be an expert at digitization. This myth about clueless clowns being able to manage departments is just that. It's a story only believed by idiots. If you can't do the job of your hires then you can't manage them correctly either. Obviously there are exceptions like people who can no longer do the job because of an injury or similar, but in general those who can't also can't manage. That's what happened to Boeing!

You're more cowardly than an AC as you run away like a little bitch every time it's proven you were wrong. Not impressed by your sad attempt at cock swallowing to be relevant. Tim Apple will never give you gold.

All of which cannot be described as "heavy". You didn't read the summary or any of the comments in the thread to which you replied, where the same exact discussion was already had. Are you confused by RMBs as well?

The US is a major producer of aluminum and has been for decades. That's how we were able to sell it to the Axis.

It's for training LLMs to control robots without having to build the robot or the training environment in the real world.

I think they should, yes, but when advertising is employed I'm that way hyperbole seems allowed. Also they can claim they will match prices if you ask.

This seems like a great pick if you want to be absolutely sure that your computing stays between you, the techbros, republican loyalists in 'national security'; and possibly an Israeli software partner or two.

At least no chicom lithium stealing your thoughts.