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realitista

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  • 'Resistance is futile,' says Qualcomm CEO. AI agents will be become invisible, inescapable, follow you across devices

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  • CEO translation: "Please buy our 6g equipment: here's a spurious justification". I remember how VR/AR was supposed to be the justification for why we needed 5g speeds.

  • Rsync author responds to online outrage about his usage of LLMs

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  • "But but LLM's can't think, they are just glorified autocomplete" /s

  • Rsync author responds to online outrage about his usage of LLMs

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  • I think he pretty much nails it. Makes a lot of the same points I get downvoted to hell for making here.

  • Microsoft builds its ultimate MacBook Pro rival with the NVIDIA powered Surface Laptop Ultra

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  • Most non native games run okay under the emulation layers, and more arm games are coming out now with so many arm platforms coming online.

  • Microsoft builds its ultimate MacBook Pro rival with the NVIDIA powered Surface Laptop Ultra

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  • I didn't feel it's such a dire situation. I'm curious what MS software is still not ported? I'd assume it's more obscure administrative or programming stuff? I thought all of office, etc is ported. The x86 emulation seems good enough for any other stuff where max performance isn't needed. I think AI is the main workload they are targeting here which I'm pretty sure would work great. But yeah maybe some 3d programs haven't been ported to arm yet.

  • Microsoft builds its ultimate MacBook Pro rival with the NVIDIA powered Surface Laptop Ultra

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  • The same people buying the high end MacBook pros I would assume . I guess people working with 3D rendeding and AI workloads?

  • A Danish pension fund has blacklisted SpaceX, calling it grossly overvalued with catastrophic governance

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  • You forgot about the absolute piece of shit log that they threw in there containing Xitter just to burn off the profits.

  • A Danish pension fund has blacklisted SpaceX, calling it grossly overvalued with catastrophic governance

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  • You can go for an equal weight s&p to avoid the oversized influence of the mag 7 and the other oversized bubble stocks.

  • A Danish pension fund has blacklisted SpaceX, calling it grossly overvalued with catastrophic governance

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  • When the crash finally comes, whoever goes all in on short sells in Tesla, Palantir, and SpaceX will be so fucking rich.

  • Google won't rest until Gemini is everywhere in your home

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  • Anyone who didn't learn their lesson from the Nest debacle is a fool. I would never let another Google device into my home.

  • Ronny Chieng's 'Fuck AI' Speech Met With Cheers From Harvard Graduates

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  • See graduation speakers, it's not that hard now, is it?

  • Southern California mayor resigns, will plead guilty to acting as agent for Chinese government | CNN

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  • The Lemmy instances use it as an abbreviation for Marxism/Leninism

  • Stop telling me AI is the future [Still Vreni]

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  • As a 20 year smoker who quit, I agree with @hzl@piefed.blahaj.zone . The only thing it gives you is relief from the craving of the addiction that it causes itself. As for how people start, they start when they are kids trying to look cool in front of other kids. No one starts smoking because they enjoy it, it's disgusting. They start "enjoying" it more the more addicted they get, and it doesn't take long.

  • Stop telling me AI is the future [Still Vreni]

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  • A more apt comparison is probably atomic energy or the internet. If AI had no utility like smoking, you could make that comparison. Once we knew how little upside there was to smoking it was easy to ban, but a billion+ people still do it. Until AI provides no benefit for whatever reason, it will be used.

  • The Democrats Are Determined Not to Learn From Their Failure

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  • This is exactly the scenario that the Democratic party is working so hard to quash.

  • The Democrats Are Determined Not to Learn From Their Failure

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  • The Democrats Are Determined Not to Learn From Their Failure

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  • At this point I assume more malicious intent than incompetence.

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  • Yeah if something is important enough that I need an interpreter instead of just fumbling through it with my bad second language skills, it will be a human. Things like that require understanding nuance and context and being able to say "sorry I didn't get that" so that they get it right.

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  • Congrats this is the first realistic comment about AI I've seen not get down voted to hell.