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So…

1. They really don’t care about that stuff
2. They are using your own phone’s processing power to scan, not theirs. I’m sure they have a phone-home mechanism, but they have no vested interest in scanning server-side when they can do it phone-side.

Microsoft owns Discord? Not understanding how they’d provide that info.

Federal charges

100% Ohio will go after him now.

so buy RAM and SSDs now.

Ah, so, marketing, not news…

Direct solar, easy heat dissipation, SpaceX stock price

Why does he even have access to the internet to whine to his incel supporters?

It’s not RAM slots, it’s unified memory, built into the CPU/chip. ALso means you can’t expand it later.

1. Linux isn’t driven by a profit-first motive, so user-centric decisions come first
2. There is no number 2

You’re not getting a 4080 for $200 though…

Are they removing the cameras or just not paying Flock for access? Kind of important. LA doesn’t own the, so they are just removing LAPD access, not access to any other agencies or “partners” Flock sells access to.

Well, the good news is, there are no calls, because your application isn’t going to see a human in most cases.

/s

They are repeating the cable/broadcast ad service network playbook. All this shit has already been regulated on normal TV, and wasn’t an issue with streaming because before, streaming didn’t have ads like this. Now that they’ve normalized paying monthly fees AND being lasted with ads, the regulation has to play catch-up again. This should be something the FCC regulates, but good luck in this administration.

I mean, Micron for sure did, when they “exited consumer RAM to focus on data centers” at a point where overall RAM was at peak demand. That’s a supreme intent to create artificial scarcity.

So now LEO’s will just buy the data, instead of getting warrants, right?

Hold my beer

-Copilot

The fact that it can do it in the first place means it can do it at all. Just because they require the selection now, doesn’t mean they aren’t harvesting telemetry 24/7, and won’t “accidentally” enable this feature later.

This sounds a lot like fingerprinting under the false flag of making user experience better.

But was the GPU OK? That’s gold right there.

Speech to Text -> NLU -> Ordered summarized -> human for review (we hope?) -> order placed. They are using these to reduce the labor demand on the human portion, and I presume at some point the “to human for review” will just go away, if they get the accuracy dialed in.

The shitty part is, it’s not like they are saving much money, since those jobs pay shit anyways. I have to wonder what the ROI is on replacing the electronics and hooking all that up, plus the R&D that went into the system itself, is.

DeepSeek never said it was permanent in their pricing materials, the article writer did. They are just taking the current expiration date off an existing discount. It’s absolutely a shot across the bow at Claude, OpenAI, et al., but the author was click-baiting, as is tradition.