You forgot Azure. According to my sister all of the internet runs on it. 😂
You forgot Azure. According to my sister all of the internet runs on it. 😂
This is Lemmy not reddit. Unless it’s a political thing on .ml feel free to ask and most people will be happy to answer your questions, especially if it has to do with Linux or FOSS.


Actually it’s more about the how. The people betting against the housing market put their chips down as early as 2005. They just had to find a way to profit from it.


Make no mistake. Just like the housing bubble of 2007 and 2008 there are people poised and ready to make tons of money off of the deflation of the AI bubble.
They aren’t underwear. They are trunks, and they are based on strongmen costumes of the early 1900’s.
And yes I am very happy to see them return as well because that is very much a part of Superman’s look. Because he is the ultimate strongman.


And the Fediverse continues unabated. That’s the beauty of it.
If you are using a Pixel with a Tensor processor then you are using a RISC-V SOC.
SOC has a small form factor which can fit neatly in a phone sized device (this us why all phones have them) and RISC-V is a completely open source processor instruction set that can be customized to whatever function you wish to implement.


I think it’s cute you believe that we live in a world where financial crimes are actually prosecuted.


This potential dilemma just further highlights that cloud-connected devices should be enhanced by connectivity, not reliant on it.
This should be everyone’s takeaway.
The problem isn’t the company possibly going out of business, its the loss of online service nerfing the device that is the real issue.


My bet is that he’s trying to start a panic in the markets. That way he can clean up on a short.
If you’re really going to do this you need a RISC-V processor SOC. If you look around online there’s a few places where you can obtain these.


Considering the fact that there are crucial programs all across platforms that are written in Assembly and are still very relevant. This couldn’t be more true.


I mean, bugs are bugs. It’s not like Google makes them they are there.
No but there are big bugs and small bugs and it sound like Google’s AI bug finder is flooding them with small bugs that don’t effect the security or end product so much. But some unpaid volunteer from FFMpeg has to check them all out regardless. And Google getting pissy about it doesn’t help.


You should look up where the word robot came from originally.
So long as there are humans who value power and control and can propagandize the populace to support them, a world where all people can live comfortably and happily as equals will never exist.
That’s not how encryption works. But you’re not wrong about it being owned by meta being a problem. There’s more info in a message than just the contents.
Both are quite secure but neither of them stop an idiot on one end or the other from sharing the contents with the public.
Oh no! I’ve been trapped between a rock and…the other side of the rock?
I think it’s cute how everyone thinks that just by clicking the little opt-out button they’re actually going to magically not have already fed your entire email backlog into their massive AI database. 😂
But hey, scouts honor, if you click that opt-out button they promise never to use any of your new emails in their constant information scape of your life.