Thank you. A long overdue article.
I’m currently fighting with my main software. It uses gray on gray, a small font you can’t change or resize, and highlights important messages with weak red and green text that I cannot see as “non-gray” due to the fonts size and thin-ness. So it is hard for me to find the few important lines in maybe twenty pages of output.
Come back once you have dealt with the thieving AI companies.
“Putting a value on something” vs. “Something having a discernable value” is the point.
Evaluation, not value.
Been there!
Maybe because the US agencies have just not found their own backdoors into them…
Same here. I wait to see real life calculations done by such circuits. They won’t be able to e.g. do a simple float addition without losing/mangling a bunch of digits.
But maybe the analog precision is sufficient for AI, which is an imprecise matter from the start.
The nearest Saturday to November fifth would be the 8th this year.
OK, if it runs OpenWRT, what is their problem?
Is there a way to jailbreak them and run them on Linux?
And that is probably only the beginning.
Now that they realized this, which was blatantly obvious for quite some time, will they throw the book at them? Or is it just a stern look again?
Like the average American with an 8th grade reading comprehension.
Worse: One third of adult actually believe the shit the AI produces.
Showing their true colors.
Writes the one who has learned grammar in Twitter school.
Many people would, but I think I could rig something to have a sufficient amount of power in the house.
I can still read books and manuals, and i do have those books and manuals in paper form.
I have a book titled “Generation Doof” (Generation Stupid), and yes, this book got it right.
I’m afraid that most people under 30 would simply cease to function if the internet suddenly went away.
… or to funny looking specimen. Radioactivity no longer required.
Had a similar view a few years ago. A multi-storey hypermarket closed down and were in their final week of sales, and some departments looked like that already.