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That’s just idiot grifter CEOs afraid of being left behind because they believed hype in the media. Not happening in the timescale that they want, but by 2033 the trend will be easy to spot. And it will be nowhere near the current claims.

Hahahah

I’m as against the current hype as you.

I’m just anchoring my opinion in that AI has been studied for over 60 years now, and AGI is probably 50 years away. What we’re living is one more incremental change that will compound with dozens of other AI improvements that will result in dramatic changes when seen in 10 years time slots.

I guess he didn’t read history books about … (flip flip)

• Robots taking automotive industry in the 80, or (flip flip)
• mechanisation throughout 20th century, or perhaps (flip flip)
• steam machines in the 19th century

Well well he seems to have never touched a history book.

I subscribed on their web to skip Google tax.

My understanding is that really raw phone data also have a lot of lens distortion, and proprietary code written by the camera brand has specific algorithms to undo that effect. And this is the part that phone tinkerers complain is not open source (well, it does lots of other things to the camera too).

Frankenstein all the way, you just have to continuously build from whatever part is cheap at the moment.

I moved to qobus. It’s not owned by untied states capital.

It’s not MP3, it’s Ogg vorbis

They’re encoding the top songs with higher resolution, the next bunch ( it’s still millions of songs) with about half that bitrate and not planning to save the next tranche which is like a looooot of songs but each has less than 1000 plays over the history of Spotify.

This is what I vaguely remember after reading the whole original post AND after a night drinking.

No nitpicking.

when discussing when China could catch up to the US in the semiconductor race.

BS. Untied states are not competitive at all for a long time. They should say China is catching up with Taiwan.

And it’s not a race, there’s no finish line, improvements have been happening for 50 years now and can continue for decades.

NVIDIA sells GPUs to Oracle. Oracle sells GPU time to openai.

When time comes to pay the bills, openai doesn’t have the money to pay Oracle who then doesn’t have money to pay NVIDIA. So, Oracle gives stock to NVIDIA, and openai also gives stock to NVIDIA.

NVIDIA doesn’t care if both go broke because now a gpu is worth a lot more, and in the books they’re selling a lot more GPUs each for a lot more money. So NVIDIA stock goes through the roof even if they ran out of cash and got into ridiculous debt.

Shareholders have a ridiculous profit, NVIDIA directors get a massive bonus and NVIDIA CEO gets famous.

Why is it a problem? Because nobody has cash and this can’t go on forever without some massive bankruptcies. I’m sceptical anyone is paying their power bills or servicing bank loans, so these may get dragged into the mud too.

That’s just another round of AI taking credit for something that was done before.

There’s probably 10 different meanings of the sentence above, give it a go.

Here they are, now I need to find glue.

This is transparent tpu. Big is straight from file, small is 2mm.

I’ve saved to my things verse collection and will print in green for my XPS later today

It’s a circular grift all around. They found a way to ensure that either everyone wins or everyone loses, and everyone keeps putting chips on the gambling table and nobody calls anyone’s bluff.

Except NVIDIA who’s the only one providing something that’s not a commodity.

Human hair is not a scale. Why not put the freaking number somewhere in the news?

Also is it already running or not? And what frequency is “very high frequency”?

Don’t read, it’s as informative as watching science news on tv.

This research sounds legit but it should be called something like " our llms vs deepseek: does deepseek have a bias against English culture?"

Since my culture is neither English nor Chinese, I think this is a d*CK measuring contest.

Also the true malware is currently signed and it still reaches millions of people, most of the time downloaded straight from store.

First, we don’t have this in Android and we’re better off.

It’s another flavour of gatekeeping.

Second, why do we want to copy apple?