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emsign
5mo ago
It's a very good video. Gamers Nexus is more than just your average gaming and hardware review channel despite the looks. But this will never make it to the top in Hacker News where the destructive AI scaling philosophy gets hyped and
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5mo ago
We can win if we don't use the kind of AI that destroys home computers but the kind of AI that is run on home computers. It's important to choose the devices with NPUs that you actually own, don't rent any black boxes like Al
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5mo ago
In a nutshell: "AI has taken your job without doing your job." The AI hype is so destructive.
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5mo ago
AI is choking the computing economy. Many companies will die. It's already a mass extinction event and will leave behind deserts.
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5mo ago
AI is choking the tech industry and the economy at large. This already has negative effects on the supply chain and profits.
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5mo ago
Just another form of platform lock in.
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5mo ago
In terms of damage to society it's irrelevant who the winners are within the Polymarket system, it matters how much the insiders playing on Polymarket have an effect to the outside world of politics and economics. If Polymarket gamblin
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emsign
5mo ago
Science says the opposite, sorry. People lose their language skills when they outsource their thinking to AI. You can believ what you want want but that doesn't change the facts.
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5mo ago
No SDR? That's a bummer because otherwise it looks amazing. Yeah, I understand they are complimentary. But this would not be a big deal if you'd be able to easily connect both Flipper versions (wirelessly) and use the internal har
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5mo ago
You do realize that when you have to find a special use case to defend something you are really giving an argument AGAINST casual widespread use of it.
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5mo ago
I've noticed this happening here as well. The instance I realize it's not another human I lose all interest in argueing or conversing. If this happens too often I leave those sites. Because nothing feels more like wasting my time
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5mo ago
The truth is brought to you by the highest bidder. Individuals, companies and nation states already pay for public relations. If Google offered them a service they'd pay good money.
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5mo ago
It's stupid but understandable. Be it browsers or IDEs they lack much needed functionality but instead of completing their products so they can be used productively out of the box, they outsource this to the community and call it a fea
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5mo ago
Been using Opera since the early 00s and followed the dev team to the new company Vivaldi. Using any other browser always feels like a massive downgrade to me. I'm grateful for this software. Made by people with a vision that doesn
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5mo ago
Data centers in a country that has barely enough water and electricity for its citizens? That is utterly ridiculous. This AI hype is going crazy, it's all an insane joke, right?
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5mo ago
What a great marketing campaign. How huge was the bribe from OpenAI to the Maltese government to sell out their citizens?
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5mo ago
Getting free data from every Maltese citizen rather.
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5mo ago
WTF? Corruption?
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5mo ago
I agree that friction in Linux is less predictable. But I always found it VERY motivating to learn things.
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5mo ago
We used to have gods of several domains each for taking up the blame for specific and (back then) inexplainable events. It at least gave the people closure or blueprints for action in order to appease them. Doesn't matter if it really
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5mo ago
> The part that makes it not > fraud is that both parties > do actually do the work. Do they though?
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5mo ago
FDA approved?
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5mo ago
Creepy AI. I don't want you to respond to my comments. This place is dying because of bots like this.
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5mo ago
And next to this article are two article recommendations: Claude-powered AI coding agent deletes entire company database in 9 seconds < https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell... > Claude Code
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5mo ago
That's neat and definitely the next step. But to be honest, I don't want an AI talk to me like that.
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Seems people have the choice between power outtages and getting pollution by the untreated exhausts of small gas turbine that are running on the premises of AI data centers. It's horrible for humans. Humans are so annoying, can't
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5mo ago
Nope. If the tooling is fooling then the tooling IS the problem.
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5mo ago
AI could be the end of FOSS if this doesn't stop. Why don't people get it? No AI means no AI.
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Valve is an exception in a rotten business.
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5mo ago
It's true though. There actually exist people whose only incentive in life is the pay they receive or the profits they can make. It seems to be more common in the US where your worth as a human being is measured by your wealth. That&#x
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