Heavily investing in Openai was 1 of Nadella's best decisions.
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We don't know. Maybe someone else would, maybe not. Before Chatgpt 3.5, ai was just a buzzword. It's a bigger buzzword now, but at least tech firms have large-language models that they can market.
Found your comment by searching severance in this community.
Minutes ago I finished binging Severance.
👍 plot and acting. Apple hit a homerun. No boring episode. I won't be :o if Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Patricia Arquette and Tramell Tillman will get big breaks in other series or in movies.
I think the "very clean office" trope suited the series.
The biggest con for me was Mark calling Selvig as Cobel. Lazy writing. I think there was a clever way for Cobel to smell the overtime contingency.
Looking forward to season 2.
I like that it's eco-friendly. Idk re its quality. I hope it's robust. The idea is that you'll keep the body for many years and just change parts. The body should be truly robust.
My Ryzen-7-5800h Vivobook and the i7-12650h Vivobook have 16 GB each. Idk if soldered.
I had this Hitachi audio player –
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It was robust and light. The 🔋 life was OK. Had more than enough storage so I put my other files on it. It was an audio player and a usb drive for me. 1 downside was that it wasn't fast. There was a bit of lag when I pressed a button and the thing appeared on the screen. So I couldn't press many buttons very fast. It wouldn't keep up.
I lost it a long time ago. Idk how.
Just wanna share that ₱-37000 Asus Vivobook 💻 (please see the pic above), if anyone is looking for a great-value 💻. Core i7-12650h at 37000 on Lazada. Great deal. I bought a Ryzen-7-5800h Asus Vivobook from Lazada in December 2023. If I knew that 12650h Vivobook then, I'd pick the 12650h.
I didn't follow Porter Jr. in the last playoffs. I wonder if he's a great shooter whether or not a 👍 defender is on him. Of course he's not on Curry's level, but I wonder if he's a level below, instead of 5 levels below.
Westbrick as a Laker was a fail. The Clippers thought they could get some value from him. What a joke.
Yes it was a round 1 exit but they lost to the (probably) best team right now. The silver lining was that they gave their best from start to end. As a Lakers fan it was 👍 to see their grit.
Eventually, people may stop writing, stop filming, stop composing—at least for the open, public web.
Strong statement by the writer. I guess that 1 of the things that may happen is that the firms behind large-language models will pay creators. I get that creators wanna link or interact with the human audience and that this payment model won't accomplish that, but if it'll be good cash, some creators will continue producing public works.
The fog of the future is thick. We dunno if large-language models will revolutionize the web long-term, or will fade in about 5 years. It's an interesting time.
Huge blow to Huawei, which is a firm I dislike.
It seems they can't buy x86-architecture processors from Intel and Amd. How can they make x86 💻?
If Windows arm will succeed in the far future (this is a big if for me), I wonder if Huawei can buy Mediatek chips for Windows arm 💻. I did a quick search. It seems Mediatek wanna design arm chips for 💻.
A Reuters article said Qualcomm licensed their 5g tech to Huawei. I guess not being able to buy from Qualcomm isn't a big issue for Huawei. Huawei has their own 5g tech.