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Same. I had to choose between this and the new Resident Evil. Went with RE just because it was £10 cheaper. I’ll wait on a sale for DS2.

IMO Iran could be the destabilising event that triggers the AI bubble burst.

Same way they treat everything else, it’s the only way they know how

Because there’s no plan for any of this?

15% now. He obviously didn’t get enough attention at 10%

No surprise. This is why they want counties to increase their military spending. To increase the money pouring into the military industrial complex.

This is why I drive a 20 year old car.

I switched to Bazzite last week. I was only using Windows for games anyway. Amazed how simple it was, everything ‘just worked’.

Appreciate that some multiplayer games won’t work, but Arc Raiders does and that’s all my group are playing at the moment.

Somehow I coped without an offer to subscribe to an office suite and cloud storage. Phew.

What the other replies shitting on macOS seem to be overlooking is the support Apple provides.

Got stuck on something? call the support line or web chat.

Want to go to a training session? go to a local store.

All this stuff is super important for a novice who wants to learn without feeling dependent on their tech friend.

The crucial updates were distributed by floppy disk :)

Yeah that’s it. If it ran locally it wouldn’t regularly show ‘rate limit exceeded’ messages. Its happening because it’s running server side in meta land.

One thing it sure as hell doesn’t encrypt is the links in your messages. They’re clearly sent to Meta to be ‘unfurled’. You can tell because sometimes a zoom like will unfurl to ‘too many requests try later’ so it’s obviously being done by some massive bot.

Nvidia seem to be trying to rebrand them as ‘AI factories’, because factories means jobs. Only once the data center is built it employs maybe a dozen full time staff. There just isn’t any work to do, especially in a dc that is just for one massive client with racks and racks if identical equipment.

Hyperdrive with Nick Frost, Kevin Eldon and Miranda Hart

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperdrive_(British_TV_series)

This is pretty much aligned with my POV: https://bigbrotherwatch.org.uk/campaigns/no2digitalid/

Good. The gov.uk ‘one login’ they are already rolling out is plenty good enough without the massive overreach of digital id.

To whom?

Both. Cash to WB shareholders, huge pile of debt in the new business.

It’s not that they don’t technically work. It’s just they’re no longer efficient compared to newer versions that can do more with less power. So to remain competitive you need to upgrade otherwise your cost to execute a model is too high.

Hyperscalers used to write GPU’s down to zero value after three years, over the last couple of years they’ve all increased this to six.

The trouble with the railways comparison is that after investing tons of cash the railways were built. With AI the GPUs have no value after 6 years (if that). So the investment must continue forever. It’s madness.