WhereIsTheTruth

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Comment · 1 hour ago
US Security Chip act next, your GPU will soon enforce these restrictions too
Comment · 4 days ago
Double the price of the original iPad mini when it first released in 2012
Comment · 9 days ago
That's what happen when you treat art as a mere commodity and put tasteless fraudsters at the highest ranks

I find it funny (and interesting at the same time) that the US, despite its massive ressources, never managed to replicate Hollywood's success in video games

And i'm not talking just about commercial success (they already pale in comparison), i'm taling about the blockbusters, the masterpieces, the things that combine technical prowess, artistic ambition and global cultural influence

Where is the Hollywood of video games?

Why was Elden Ring made in Japan?

It's similar with anime vs cartoons, there are some deep existential stakes at play for the west

Comment · 10 days ago
Of course, they lobbied to transfer the bloat onto the WASM runtime itself
Comment · 18 days ago
There is no such thing as "standard pricing" for products with different performance profiles, architectures, inference costs and infrastructure stack

It is price fixing, nothing else

Comment · 21 days ago
They brag about generating "taxable income", as if it was a novel thing

Says a lot about the state of affairs in California

Comment · 22 days ago
Iran? how convenient

It's like when SEA starts to distance itself from US's grip, we suddenly hear about North Korea doing missile tests

Comment · 24 days ago
It's funny how Microsoft era github became the home of pirates and thieves
Comment · 26 days ago
It was transpiled, not rewritten, rewrite implies by hand
Comment · 26 days ago
This tells you that China:

1. is no longer a threat for the US

2. no longer has (perhaps never had), the lead

3. was forced to bow down because has no leverage

The US still chooses what customers China has access to

Comment · 27 days ago
I had this thought a while ago, the more complex the systems get, the more reliant on "smart" people powerful institutions will become

And the less their input is valued, the less that pool of smart individual will want to participate

So powerful institutions will end up relying more and more on having to trust these automated systems that they can't fully understand

It'll lead to a inevitable catastrophe, call it apocalypse if you will

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