Danox

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by Danox 3mo ago
No, it has to do with giving OpenAI nothing at the very beginning of the AI fiasco.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Apple voted long time ago not to participate their contribution was giving OpenAI nothing and giving Google a $1 billion refund on the default search position money.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Too bad Microsoft couldn’t see that before they spent the money…
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by Danox 3mo ago
There is only one problem Microsoft has spent/burnt billions of dollars on Copilot an about-face at this point is basically the end of Nadella.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Nvidia will fail in that respect. Sanctions and restrictions are too popular with the American government. Where the United States will lose, is that almost every country in the world that can will use other solutions not from the United St
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by Danox 3mo ago
In short, they want it both ways…
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Which is a federal sales tax against the citizens of the United States countries abroad do not pay no matter how many times taco lies.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Nonsense easy to say if you’re not in that position, there are many procedures that are done today that we take for granted, and almost every one of us if we live long enough, will face the doctor telling us that there is nothing to do, the
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by Danox 3mo ago
The Amiga had a superior and hardware and software combo, the total package was extremely good. After the Amiga died I moved on into a Mac running OSX, and later Apple Silicon, when you combine the MacOS with Apple Silicon, it feels very si
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by Danox 3mo ago
Yes…
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RIP he was highly skeptical, not necessarily open to the long range view.
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by Danox 3mo ago
To service their ad Empire and the same thing applies to creating the Chrome browser and Google maps…
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by Danox 3mo ago
From a distance, the Chinese spending seems to be more focused and spread out across their infrastructure at all levels. Is that a difference between engineers running the system and lawyers running the USA? I certainly would like to see Th
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by Danox 3mo ago
Kodak, like Xerox had it all under one roof their management at the time turned their back on the future… IBM was the same way, ironically, the fourth Yankee clipper company had to be dragged into using two types of glasses sitting on the s
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by Danox 3mo ago
Kodak, Xerox, IBM, Motorola of Schaumburg, Illinois are perfect examples of companies that did not want to upset the apple cart, another example outside tech of tech that did not want to go into the future was US Steel, and while I’m at it
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by Danox 3mo ago
But they won’t with the Chinese around long-term and other tech companies that have capabilities. This is a short term bottleneck.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Those that can will incorporate memory into their designs, and the Chinese will be a bigger part of the memory market worldwide going into the future, that alone will drive more tech companies to look at memory/ssd design differently t
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by Danox 3mo ago
With Apple’s recent history engineering and designing around companies that hinder their progress, I don’t think memory is going to be any different. I also think the rest of the tech industry that can isn’t gonna be stalled for too long. T
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by Danox 3mo ago
The ram crisis is just a short term bump. The three stooges of memory don’t have more than four or five years tops. This is their last big payday.
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by Danox 3mo ago
They could, but they don’t have to. The Chinese have beaten them to it, and the rest of the world will benefit from it and the circle will be complete once the models get a little bit faster/smaller and the localized hardware does the
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by Danox 3mo ago
Open source is in the tradition of humans sharing past knowledge, long-term we just can’t keep a secret it’s a time, honored tradition…
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by Danox 3mo ago
Sorry, no leg to stand on and relatively speaking no sympathy for the model makers or the data-center builders…
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Very true, and once the models get even better and smaller and operate locally at a reasonable level there will be even more smart people particularly young people that will get access. The fun has only just started. Like the dawn of the pe
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by Danox 3mo ago
Sharing among AI friends what’s the problem, scraping the Internet or hiring new employees between companies who like to share? It’s a tradition among the AI model makers…
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by Danox 3mo ago
Only the people who travel to the US should be included in this farce and vice versa the other way…
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And then you wake up from the dream…
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by Danox 3mo ago
Those days are gone. Look no further than the occupant in the White House. IE the Swedish jet industry is about to get bigger, future drone expertise, if the Ukraine can hold on if you want to learn the ins and outs, you don’t need the Unit
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by Danox 3mo ago
At this point, the United States will lose that battle most Countries in the world are going end up using electronics from Asia, that ship has sailed Japan, China, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam, dominate that area, China already dominat
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Europe may get some things wrong, but in comparison to United States on food, they don’t, particularly eggs, chickens and baked goods, America allows to many substitutions for expediency (profit).
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The last vertical computer company left from the 1980s when they were several American companies that designed the operating system and the hardware to go with it.

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