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Viri4thus

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  • Playing devil's advocate, could it have been used to avoid persecution of these people now that the Emperor has returned and the crazies think they have mandate to "hunt"? There's a non negligible chance that whoever decided this, lives in California, and thinks of themselves as quite liberal, they're just too greedy to quit the job at Meta because that 6-7 figure income is worth it even when it means being complicit to the 4th Reich.

  • MIT Shut Down Internal Grant Database After It Was Used to Research School’s Israel Ties

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  • MIT in my heart is Nr.1!

    ... In making students commit suicide for frivolous IP lawsuits...

    Otherwise is like baseball world series. "American exceptionalism"

  • No, you can't use your $6,299.00 Camera as a Webcam. That will be $5 – Roman Zipp

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  • Salesforce, that's why. It started with them and now it's the first thing regarded MBAs from Ivy league "top" universities consulting on behalf of McKinsey, PwC, EY, KPMG and Deloitte recommend to any Ctype position as soon as they are onboarded. If there was a virus that deleted consulting and marketing firms from the face of the earth, I'm positive we could end war and world hunger in a decade.

  • MIT Shut Down Internal Grant Database After It Was Used to Research School’s Israel Ties

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  • Like the baseball world series...

  • MIT Shut Down Internal Grant Database After It Was Used to Research School’s Israel Ties

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  • *US Academia

  • TikTok Plans ‘Immediate’ Shutdown of App in U.S. on Jan. 19 If Supreme Court Doesn’t Block Ban: Reports

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  • Actually...

    I think if people in the US had the capacity for introspection and empathy we would have had a collective

    are we the baddies

    moment every year for the past 250y...

  • RedNote's Surge Shows the Hypocrisy Tearing the Internet Apart

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  • The same as when Americans posted about the gaza genocide on tik tok, the government cracks down.

  • With a TikTok Ban Looming, Users Flee to Chinese App ‘Red Note’

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  • Huh!?

  • The one thing missing from the fediverse (or why Facebook is not going anywhere anytime soon).

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  • If you're worth knowing, people naturally keep in touch.

  • European digital regulation comes under attack from Trump, Musk and Zuckerberg

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  • If there was a GPS for doing the right thing, annoying the Cheeto, Elmo and Zuckershit would be waypoints in all of the offered route alternatives.

  • NVIDIA's Blackwell AI Servers Faced With Overheating & Glitching Issues; Major Customers, Including Microsoft & Google, Start Cutting Down Orders

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  • The more you buy the more you save LMAO

    Caveat: it's wccftech, there's a non trivial chance they just pulled this story out of their arse.

    Edit: thx @SnotFlickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone for the verification. You da MVP

  • Neuralink Brain Chip Implanted In 3rd Patient, Elon Musk Says "Working Well"

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  • It did. Work well -> not officially dead yet

  • Salesforce Will Hire No More Software Engineers in 2025, Says Marc Benioff

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  • Thank you for stepping in.

    I'd add

    Saas can compound to higher costs due to the recurring subscription, flexibility comes at a cost, especially when unnecessary features are bundled. Much like you mentioned of salesforce, there's a limited control on your data (and your customer's) It can't be airgapped for critical functions You're locked in to one vendor in many cases Cost creep when features are bundled during the enshitification phase (salesforce again) It reduces consumer/enterprise options since it's much more profitable so it conducted to the dissappearance of several perpetual license models for scientific software that has now compounded into billions of tax money being buried for use rather than any kind of useful feature addition.

    There's nothing inherently bad or good about SaaS per se as it can make sense, the problem is it became the racehorse the entire industry bet on and *EVERY *SINGLE *FUCKING *PIECE *OF *SW is now fucking SaaS, from printer SW to games on a flipping phone to access to basic scientific sofware. What could have been a great invention to provide scalability and low upfront cost to enterprises spread like cancer and corrupted the entire software industry. For that, Salesforce has been relegated to their own hell circle.

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    Blue sky is revolutionary, and feels like a replacement to Reddit

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  • Go away ad bot.

  • Salesforce Will Hire No More Software Engineers in 2025, Says Marc Benioff

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  • For those who are not in the know, the cancer of software as a service was pioneered by salesforce. The devil has created a new circle in hell where salesforce employees are sent not to compete with actual demons because even in hell there are unions.

  • Zuckerberg whines about Apple

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  • Yes.

  • AMD FSR 4 upscaling shows much improved image quality, fewer artifacts, but it will be exclusive to newer GPUs

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  • Ye, I'm hoping they will bring it down the line like what happened with FSR2 and Frame Gen.

  • AMD FSR 4 upscaling shows much improved image quality, fewer artifacts, but it will be exclusive to newer GPUs

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  • XESS is hardware agnostic, it's just faster and slightly better with XMX vs DP4A. I'm hoping that will be a similar situation with RDNA4 and earlier. Granted, it's wishful thinking, it would be a shame if that was not the case. There's an entire gen of strix halo APUs with RDNA 3.5 and that would greatly benefit from a better upscaling algo to save battery life/improve performance. Hell, Mendocino, Dragon Range, Rembrandt and Phoenix Point getting RDNA 4 would be absolutely amazing.

  • Fully Charged in Just 12 Minutes! Korean Scientists Develop Next-Gen Lithium–Sulfur Battery

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  • Yet his legacy lives on.