I want those watermelons to…

Funniest thing about Tesla was the idea they’d make evs more economical and realible after starting in the luxury space. They did exactly the opposite and now shareholders are paying dearly.

100% you don’t have to train a thing ollama uses open availability models. They many are decent, the best use a lot of ram/vram.

They tend to fill the space. I mean if you drive by a modern data center, so much grid electrical equipment is just right there. Now if hypothetically supermachine uses all that power sure, small data center. Unless they have a nuclear reactor they should (fu felon musk) only rely on grid/solar/renewables.

No, it turns out that lying to the consumer about old tech is profitable.

Fuck yeah science!

You know that guy is walking around strutting “oh yeah I am the snake man!”

My last Xbox was Xbox one. Never going back.

R.I.P Doulingo.

Thanks for the input.

In my opinion, this is definitely copium on uber’s part. Taking on far more debt to try to be a public utility level of too big to fail is laughable. There is always an end stage they need to sell that is bigger and better.

Hilariously unprofitable. They even came up with creative accounting to show how, despite never being profitable they may turn a profit if you don’t count their debts and losses.

Great point!

TLDR: the marketing lies about full self driving are problematic given the computers of the last few gens are only marginally more capable then a toaster. Some lawsuits have made Tesla pay up, many more might.

Opinion: do not let your car kill you. Do not use full self driving.

Blasted Medusaians! They took the phrase rock hard the wrong way. So touchy about being shot down.

This is the one tech company I would have laughed at if they said American labor is too expensive.

Yo No Fui in my ass

Closed source is garbage. Long live Linux.

Why is the iPhone the benchmark?

Or it could stagnate and decrease. Unlimited growth in a finite world more often then not hits a ceiling.

Dead cat bounce is a real thing. At best its just increased volatility, which is not good.

Did he? Cool.