It’s a bullshit question

So, if the AI bubble pops, it’ll be a great time to build a PC

Considering how many diseases could be treated by a pause button on metabolism, I would expect this technology to mature in clinics and hospitals long before we get them on spaceships.

Any platform that’s advertising based is a propaganda outlet. Reddit’s function is to manipulate pubic opinion.

No different than Windows. Kids will use what you put in front of them.

When I was fist getting interested in computers I didn’t want to run DOS, I wanted to play Doom.

Just want to add my own conspiracy theory: Junior is not reacting to the lack of evidence, but push-back from the antivaxers.

The oldest praying automaton we know of is from the 16th Century. This is basically that but with more capitalism.

I can’t help but notice how captured the Christian mind is, when even the return of the Savior is a business opportunity; a revenue stream. These people are already robots who can’t worship without a prospectus and a spread sheet.

Is 2021 a good year to study? Not only is this during the pandemic, but it was early when people were still taking the pandemic seriously.

My desktop is Fedora and I have a file server running Debian. I was doing updates to the Debian box through ssh and it took me way to long to figure out why dnf wasn’t working.

I prefer to buy individual spices because you can customize them and because the ones you really like won’t be zombies in your pantry after 10 years. For example, I’ve got a bottle of Chinese five spice that’s been used once because I don’t like the licorice/fennel taste of star anise.

I do keep garam masala because I use that regularly. And I intend to try Berbere.

Dead Cells is a wonderful game. And it runs natively on Linux

But with OpenAI, [Sam Altman] told me, “there’s something real happening here”.

This sentience strikes me because it’s a tacit admission that AI as it stands is way less valuable than people like Altman promised it would be. But trust me bro.

Onedrive is Microsoft’s attempt to make Home Windows users a revenue source by making it a subscription service. This has been SOP in smart phones for a decade now.

What people in the US are bad at is examining systems because we’re conditioned to believe everything is the sum of individual choice and ability.

The phone was probably stolen from a protestor they were investigating and the bust was coincidental.

I’ve seen lots of rumors that this was political violence, is that substantiated anywhere?

Chickens will eat smoky barbecue pork if they get the chance.

Subscription > point of sale. It’s way more profitable to be a landlord than a shop keeper. That’s why everything is subscription now.

He didn’t “invent” the rainbow. He stole it from God.

Trillions of dollars to develop a calculator that’s wrong sometimes.