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  • I'm not American and my comment wasn't meant to be negative towards you. This is an argument quite often brought up in my home country, usually by the group of people I mentioned. This is also because, similarly to the USA, pretty much all of the 'experienced' politicians are just horrible.

    So all I was saying is that, in my opinion, when you take all of this into account, this qualification becomes worthless. Because you can either have a qualified fascist or an unqualified maybe-somewhat-good guy or gal.

  • lacks experience, especially in foreign policy

    I honestly don't think there's a single real person that cares about this in the slightest. The only people I see unironically bringing up this argument are old people who preffer fascists over anyone younger than them.

  • As the article itself points out, drivers remain as the main issue for Chinese graphics cards. Though they seem to have made great improvements compared to 2 years ago. I'm quite excited to see how they work on it further in the next few years.

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  • So basically it's perfectly fine? But for some reason you made it sound horrible?

  • I don't think it's a problem for them at all. They lose significantly less than the workers they 'replace' with AI. Relatively speaking, they come out on top by a huge margin. And that seems to be the main point.

    Of course, there's also the question of how well that AI will perform compared to workers it supposedly replaced. So far it doesn't seem to be going well. Perhaps it doesn't need to. Who knows.

  • "Won't you pay a little extra to save the planet? No? What a scumbag you are."

    Proceeds to dump toxic waste into a river to save $1200

  • I'm sorry, but Intel's x86 garbage just cannot compete with Apple's ARM chips. For me the main appeal of MacBooks Air and Neo is great battery life and no active cooling. There's only a handful of x86-based laptops matching MacBooks' battery life, and maybe one of them is fanless.

    Can we just abandon this dogshit architecture already? It's going nowhere. Just make laptops with Snapdragons, even older ones, and preinstall Linux on them. It's cheap and works great.

  • This is literally the exact same kind of thing as USSR-aligned countries would do in the 80s. Back then it was "stupid communism", but today it's "glorious capitalism".

  • Gotta love that now all drones in the EU can be easily charged with the same cables.

  • Can I get a tl;dr for someone who isn't into 3d printing (yet)? I like to know about companies to avoid and why, but it'll still be a while before I get into 3d printing.

  • 'Forces' meaning they cannot accept earning $0.02 per package less.

  • It's crucial not to forget regular life during war time. This is why mister president is busy chasing his deep passion for little children. Truly an inspiring figure.

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  • Not possible. Bananas are rich in potassium and potassium explodes upon contact with water.

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  • Of course. I just thought the comment was very egg_irl-like.

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  • Stop fighting among yourselves like mindless sheep the oligarchs want you to be. Whatever the election's results, you'd still be living a shitty life. Elections will not get you a decent life, no matter how badly any of us wish they would. Either start organizing or leave the country. You deserve better.

  • Unfortunately all funds for terrorism have been spent on Israel. Please stand in line.

  • Which scenario doesn't, sooner or later?

  • Oh, that will definitely happen in the near future. At least one Chinese company is already making solid GPUs, but with terrible drivers. Once they work on the software side, they should be viable for everyday use. Probably no competition for a 5080 or 5090, but lower models at half the price.

  • I could see this making sense if the American education system wasn't already broken beyond repair. Otherwise it doesn't improve education. Simply gives more control to corrupt schools.

    In my country a similar cellphone ban in schools has been implemented. Except in our schools kids actually learn quite a lot. It's far from perfect, but far from terrible too. It may or may not have a noticeable impact on students' performance. That remains to be seen, since it was implemented fairly recently. Perhaps scores from this year will indicate either an increase or a decrease.

    Though of course, politicians are unlikely to care and even if it ultimately leads to a decline, they won't cancel it.