HobbitFoot

I’m not looking to spend that kind of money.

I find that most of them hangup when they hear Google Assistant pick up.

I wish they made a Pixel mini tablet.

Yahoo under Mayer seemed to have the same strategic issue as Yahoo before Mayer; it didn’t know what to do with what it had.

Tumblr should still be a giant in social media. Flickr should have been a better used product than Google Photos and the basis for building their cloud storage service.

Yahoo could never figure out the step 2 required before making a company profitable.

RealCalc

It’s a really nice calculator.

The best idea seems to be incorporating old DLC into the base game at a certain point while maintaining a higher price floor for the base game. That way, you can sell a more complete base game and maintenance between different versions becomes streamlined.

Not really. Microsoft got a slap on the wrist and was told to not create a new monopoly.

Putting Ballmer in charge was enough to do that.

That may be the way consoles go.

We aren’t seeing the kinds of innovation happening in hardware that justifies dropping backward compatibility and the AAA gaming market hasn’t released games in the quantity they did before.

So Sony and Microsoft can update the hardware in a way to maintain backwards comparability and game companies have the option of developing to the current generation only, both generations with different graphics, or the older generation.

My guess is if some companies are willing to have some full time remote positions, they are going to hire from LCOL areas with poor workers rights.

The Nintendo 64 was really the last time Nintendo tried competing on hardware specs for the console market.

After that, you had a major electronics company subsidizing hardware to gain market share and a major software company subsidizing development and software graphics tools to be used also on their computer systems as the two different competitors.

What were your other interests?

I’ve got a lot of transportation, history, travel, and comedy.

I’ve had the same experience as Maalus. I don’t get served right-wing content on videos nor do I get dancing teenage girls.

However, I’ve told YouTube that I’m following about 20 different channels which gives the algorithm a decent idea of what I like and I’ve told YouTube a few years ago not to show me Ben Shapiro videos when it tried once.

I have to ask, if you get right wing videos, do you click on the “Do not show videos like this” button?

Yes!

But this is really more of a crude simulacrum that can parrot out recorded bits of a person’s life on command.

So start going after the fencing network. Make it risky to hold a stolen phone.

At minimum, we need politicians to start using other options to allow for people to deplatform.

That’s really cool that Intel had that made.

I feel like “hallucination” was chosen as the word because of what it implies.

It doesn’t imply a bad algorithm, which makes the company look bad since hallucinations are out of a person’s control. It doesn’t imply using poor training data for the same reason.

But hallucination also masks the development of the model. A small kid might say something racist based on what they grew up with, but we would likely call that child immature. Same if an AI doesn’t fully understand a question or repeats a wrong answer that was given to it by someone as a laugh.

No one is fault. It was just a hallucination.

It depends on how you read posts on Mastadon. I can see methods of developing ways that read Mastadon posts that can hide ads in it.

The Microsoft monopoly was never dismantled, why should Alphabet be?

Well, that’s what coupons are for.