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- Comment on U.S. Senator Tom Cotton probes Intel board over CEO Lip-Bu Tan's former China links, raises national security concerns amid Cadence scandal 19 hours ago:
Yeah for all his shortcomings Pat Gelsinger had the right plan for Intel. But the board wanted to see the numbers go up every quarter -- long-term viability be damned -- and he couldn't do both that and push all of their advanced engineering directives, so something had to give (which in this case was Gelsinger himself).
- U.S. Senator Tom Cotton probes Intel board over CEO Lip-Bu Tan's former China links, raises national security concerns amid Cadence scandalwww.tomshardware.com ↗Submitted 20 hours ago to technology@lemmy.world | 43 comments
- Comment on No matter how hard he tries, Elon Musk will never be as cool or as respected as Martha Stewart. 5 days ago:
He could try hooking up with Snoop Dogg. That would probably change my opinion somewhat (not that I’d expect Snoop to be into Nazis)
- Comment on Gascar 1 week ago:
Man these political compass charts get weirder and weirder.
- Comment on Scientists study how people would react to a neurotic robot personality in real life 1 week ago:
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- Comment on China’s Unitree R1 Is a Humanoid Robot Costing Less Than $6,000 1 week ago:
- Comment on We wouldn’t need the Epstein files to prove DJT’s guilt if society just trusted women in the first place. 1 week ago:
Or it’s children in this case.
- Comment on Exhausted man defeats AI model in world coding championship 2 weeks ago:
It's John Henry all over again. Dębiak should make sure he gets some proper R&R now, just to be safe.
- Comment on I'd never let my tongue touch a pineapple 2 weeks ago:
Fun fact: the protein-digesting enzyme bromelain is found in pineapples. So in some sense, while you're eating the pineapple, the pineapple is eating you . Do with that what you will.
- Comment on Ex-Google CEO: Power Grid Crisis Could Kill AI's Next Big Leap 2 weeks ago:
Give yourself some credit! Your human-level intelligence is only using about 20W. The other 80 is for the meat robot it has to pilot to get stuff done.
- Comment on Twitter founder Jack Dorsey pumps $10 million into a nonprofit to build Nostr-based social media apps 2 weeks ago:
I think the main one is that Nostr is supposed to be really simple, and derive some security/privacy from that simplicity. Whereas ATProto and ActivityPub store and forward content so that each rely has a copy, on Nostr nodes the messages are all ephemeral. So it has something of a following with crypto bros and privacy enthusiasts. With nostr IDs are also based on public/private keys unlike ATProto/ActivityPub that use a username@instancename scheme, so signing and identifying content that belongs to a user is easier and more guaranteed to be correct.
- Comment on Twitter founder Jack Dorsey pumps $10 million into a nonprofit to build Nostr-based social media apps 2 weeks ago:
I kinda agree Twitter was born of a more innocent age, and he was just a tech kid with a good enough pitch to get Silicon Valley VC. The problem is that he did little to rein in powers that were purposely using the platform for social manipulation. Then -- when he already knew better -- he went and started Bluesky, which he specifically said was going to counteract all of Twitter's deficiencies, but capitalism got the better of him, so to make the platform attractive to VCs, advertisers, whatever, his team started to ditch what made Bluesky unique in favor of business tools to help it make money. Business is gonna business, it's not 100% his fault, but I can't imagine what will change a 3rd time around.
- Twitter founder Jack Dorsey pumps $10 million into a nonprofit to build Nostr-based social media appstechcrunch.com ↗Submitted 3 weeks ago to technology@lemmy.world | 54 comments
- Comment on We need to start calling it Simulater Intelligence (SI): here's why: 3 weeks ago:
words that mathematically fit following the prompts
if only we had a word for applying math to data to give the appearance of a complex process we don't really understand.