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tormeh

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  • AI boom could falter without wider adoption, Microsoft chief Satya Nadella warns

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  • That's how faster horses work. If you want to sell something actually new you have to take some risk. Speculative investment is good. It's just group-think me-too investment bandwagon bubbles that are bad. And to be clear I think the world is overinvesting in AI by a lot. The strange thing is that so thinks a lot of financial experts, but "the market can stay irrational longer than you can remain solvent" so here we are.

  • Party animal

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  • Yup. Happy people don't write about how happy they are. Explains why LinkedIn is how it is: Everyone there is supposed to be successful but nobody successful feel the need to write there.

  • Israeli minister reveals: our agents are operating in Iran now

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  • In other news, everyone is naked underneath their clothes.

  • TIL: Parental controls aren't for parents – Beast Hacker

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  • Yeah, the son wants to communicate with his friends and he wants his son to be offline? Does he read the stuff he writes??

  • Sam Altman’s Dirty DRAM Deal

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  • OpenAI and Anthropic are going public soon. They're trying to offload the bag on the public.

  • Expectations

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  • You see this a lot in the comment sections of short videos complaining about men. The expectations are wild. Of course they're unrepresentative, but these women clearly are out there.

  • Safety and space at risk as SUVs reach 30% of car market in English cities, researchers warn

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  • Cars should be taxed by size and weight. These cars are ridiculous.

  • The U.S. is interested in acquiring machine-learning technology to carry out AI-generated propaganda campaigns overseas

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  • Surprised this isn't already a thing. Any mainstream social network is very very soon going to be completely useless for political discourse.

  • 'We need to believe that it will work this time': French protestors plan nationwide blockade on September 10th

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  • Isn't the French national debt wildly out of control? I guess they could raise taxes instead.

  • here there be lions

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  • Maybe not the lions? Unless you think men fighting over harems of women is cooperation.

  • Denmark to abolish VAT on books in effort to get more people reading

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  • Yeah, it's not looking good. There are still bookstores, but more and more it feels like a niche thing.

  • Suspension of the DMA? – Concerns about horse-trading between the EU and the USA

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  • It never meant anything anyway. The US always got waivers for everything because we apparently can't survive without Microsoft et al

  • Valve 'Fremont' APU breaks cover on Geekbench, most likely for a future console

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  • Hmmm... Not a fan. Any new box should have at least ML upscaling, ML ray reconstruction, and support for cooperative vectors. RDNA3 is PS5-level tech. Hope Valve picks either RDNA4 or UDNA for the gpu of whatever comes next

  • Denmark to abolish VAT on books in effort to get more people reading

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  • Eh, dunno about denmark, but Norwegian books are like 3x the price of the same book in German. That's mostly because it's a small market that still needs translation, though. Doubt fiddling with the VAT will make much difference.

  • Screen size & your importance

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  • This is true. CEOs generally last very short before they're fired. Any normal person would be set for life by their compensation package, though.

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  • Ideas coming down the track

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  • No need to apologize.

    Anyway, US airlines can and do choose between Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer. No single company holds them hostage. On the supply side, the Airbus factory in Mobile, Alabama employs more than 2000 workers. And of course Airbus has US suppliers in addition to this.

  • Ideas coming down the track

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  • The lack of widespread regenerative breaking in subways is leading to commuters' lungs being filled with brake dust, in addition to heating up the stations, which is a problem in summer. This is really bad and embarrassing. Rail moves far too slow when it comes to adopting new tech.

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