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The Guardian is no exception when it comes to sensationalism and not presenting research findings objectively.

We cannot forget that 3dfx went under when they bought STB to manufacture their own video cards instead of letting their board partners do it.

3dfx had market dominance in 90s but then basically committed suicide.

Very true. They committed suicide when they bought STB so that they could manufacture their own video cards. They didn’t just focus on chip R&D, they needed to manufacture and market their own video cards instead of letting board partners do it.

I don’t get it. Without the fines, grocers will just continue to use misleading signage. And in this vague of boycotts, it’s important to trust where the product is coming from. They need to be hit where it hurts (money).

The United Nations no longer deserves to be hosted in the United States. As the country becomes more authoritarian, the country has lost that right. It’s time to move it elsewhere.

Currently replaying Borderlands 3 and playing Horizon Forbidden West.

The Fediverse is the way. In this Financialised capitalism, capitalist platforms will continue to be enshitified as they only tend to shareholders interests of continual growth. They do not care about humans.

We need to keep this momentum going.

It’s not AI. LLMs are not intelligent, they do not think. It’s only a marketing term.

Sigh . It’s not AI; it’s a machine learning algorithm. Nevertheless, this is the right use of the technology. Machine learning is all about finding correlations in big data, and this is a good example of that.

I agree. It’s ChatGPT style, I hate it.

The problem will be to convince your friends and family to use Signal, and that’s really not obvious.

Capitalism at its finest. As alcohol is going out of fashion, people invent new product categories to profit from, and gullible people are brainwashed by marketing to embark on this trend.

I’ve been building computers since 1999, and I’ve noticed that the industry is cyclical. I’ve purchased CPUs from both Intel and AMD. We need Intel to succeed, otherwise AMD will dominate the x86 processor market.