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Microsoft seemingly just revealed that OpenAI lost $11.5B last quarter
Maybe, just maybe, the bubble started bursting now.
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Microsoft seemingly just revealed that OpenAI lost $11.5B last quarter
Maybe, just maybe, the bubble started bursting now.
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Trump suggests Palestinians leave Gaza and ‘we just clean out’ territory
"Clean out", what a wording. So they no longer have any problem saying they support genocide.
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out of the loop, what's the problem with signal?
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I don't think Signal trusts the AWS server either, that's the point of E2EE encryption.
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Sadly, there are too many stupid people in the world who would just gobble up that shit.
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Realistic
You mean this?
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Greece regresses to 13 hour work days with 20% overtime at 8-10 and 40% at 10-13
Why are they learning from south Korea, you are not supposed to follow their example.
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Roundup of Roundup
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Sometimes I feel sad I am incapable of chicanery like this, it sounds like the only path to an affluent life.
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THAT'S DIFFERENT!
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And yet my parents still believe that he must have had some competence to be in the place he is at now. Illusion of meritocracy blinds so much.
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NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support On Linux, Causing Chaos On Arch Linux
Fuck, what do I do when they inevitably discontinue support for 20xx? Just cry and accept that I no longer have a computer, as every component costs as much as a house? D:
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Let's be honest.... GrapheneOS sucks the big one
As a user, I can definitely say that GrapheneOS is the single best project in the open source space. 99.99% of stuff works out-of-the-box, with de-facto feature parity. The remaining 0.01% is the one dumb investing app which I can only assume has sneaky spyware on it.
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PewDiePie uses Arch, btw
Is linux becoming this popular, or is this a one-off incident?
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Microsoft should be terrified of SteamOS
Year of linux desktop, amirite?
Jesus, news outlets love hyperbole, don't they. We are not even at 5% market share.
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Fucking math...
Ah, joy of commutative algebra.
Wait until you get to noncommutative algebra.. shudders. No one who mastered that monster of a subject is sane in any measure.
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The fact that this is a real image is infuriating
What? What.. what..? ..??
Help, how do I escape this cursed timeline
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A cyberpunk anime girl!
How about, with xmonad!
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nets
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Noticed the same thing, how can one be concerned about the plastic straws but not the cups? I almost thought that was the joke.
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Software Terminology
The script is compiled to a program which is then executed by the OS.
->
The app is appified to an app which is then apped by the app.
Damnit.
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There’s so much stolen data in the world, South Korea will require face scans to buy a SIM
Since they leaked data, here's more sensitive data to leak for them? Dafuq?
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s p h e r e
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I am not a topologist, but I can try..
A space (shape) is contractible if you can "contract" (shrink) it to a point without cutting, pinching or punching through holes. For example, a mattress is contractible, since you can shrink it to the center - each point can follow the line to the center, continuously. Meanwhile, a doughnut, a circle or a hollow sphere are not contractible, you can never remove the inner "hole" to shrink to a point without cutting.
In general, any dimensional sphere is not contractible... Until it is - infinite dimensional sphere is contractible. Somehow, it loses the "hollow space" inside.
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AI Is Killing Microsoft
The article seems to be saying that Microsoft is losing favor of investors, not that they began losing money or something.
Don't get me wrong, I would love Microslop to fall down, but.. I do not get how failing to satisfy finicky slop-loving investors is "death to Microsoft".