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This is due to some changes made that statcounter doesn’t apply to their data properly. So statcounter is very unreliable atm.

No.

Sure but that’s true of a lot of football leagues too.

In France, sure. In Hungary the water level actually dropped below the intake valves so they physically couldn’t pump enough water into the reactor.

It’s not total bullshit, the fire department tends to use this sort of technique to help contain wildfires. They roll out long hoses with sprinklers on it to create a “stopline” that helps prevent the fire from crossing over.

It’s not perfect and doesn’t make firemen redundant of course, but it does work to some extent at least. But probably not at the scale the original post intends it to.

The fabs in use for the latest chips are typically 1 to 2 generations behind, because it’s expensive and takes a long time to get a new fab in place (these are extremely sensitive machines). Even if China could produce the exact fabs most in use today (which is already a little unlikely), ASML themselves are 2 gens ahead.

This will likely reduce prices on older gen chips though, and those were no slumps either.

Because PlayStation controllers aren’t a service and are easily replaced. Bit harder to do with LLMs.

This gets it wrong for the seventy-secoth item.

Because they already have an internet plan, and internet coverage is ubiquitous around them. So SMS is just a slower, more expensive option with fewer features.

I don’t think I’ve sent an SMS to someone in 10 years now, that’s how “ancient” it is to most people around here. It’s like sending a fax, reputation wise.

Technically using it means burning stupid Wall Street investors’ money, since none of these AIs are profitable. Using it more would accelerate any potential bankruptcy.

SMS is pretty antiquated tech in a way and just made basically obsolete with internet-based messengers.

He’s not saying that, he is saying LLMs are a tool and can therefore be used. He’s not saying AI generated code gets a free pass into the kernel just because an LLM says it looks good.

Consumer trust, most likely. You do this to 100 people and you lose far more in customers who don’t want to touch your stuff anymore.

Note that technically the agreement says that Sony reserves the right to delete the account after 36 months, not that they’ll actually do it. It might “just” be a stupid bit of legalese to cover Sony’s ass in case they’re required to delete older data.

Of course the idea is worrying nonetheless.

To get feedback? For fun?

No, they offer an AI free version but otherwise are definitely into AI.

But China is reducing emissions, what are you on about? China has a disproportionate amount of the world’s production capacity, if it reduced that it’d have massive worldwide economic ramifications (meaning other countries wouldn’t have the money to reduce emissions either).

it worked as great as flatpacks

Depending on your experience with flatpaks that’s not exactly a rousing endorsement :P

I generally like the idea but often ran into issues that only the flatpak versions of applications would run into (stuttering/performance/permission issues mostly in my case). Most of the stuff I have is still a flatpak, but I do occasionally need to use appimages instead.

It’s a principle that states that the simplest answer or solution is usually the correct one.

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