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Maybe. But they may just paste it without GPT attribution, so we’ll see.

The key is the attachments. The pasta maker is decent, the grinder is great. Honestly, while I don’t use it weekly I certainly use it monthly.

Depends. Normally yes (I’ve been in data centers like you’re talking about), but because it’s likely using GPUs for the LLM it’s probably considerably louder. Closer to this, which is a crypto mine: https://theweek.com/tech/the-noise-of-bitcoin-mining-is-driving-americans-crazy

And thank YOU, since it’s been far too long since I’ve read any Dickson! I know I’ve got one around here somewhere. :) For what it’s worth, for cyberpunk my personal fave 3 are The Shockwave Runner (John Brunner), which introduced the concept of a computer worm and is arguably the first cyberpunk novel, written in 1975(!). Neuromancer When Gravity Fails, George Alec Effinger. Middle-eastern tinged and quite good. (Does the Quantum Thief count? I don’t think that’s really Cyberpunk per se, though)

It’s “Neuromancer” by William Gibson. A burned computer jockey gets a chance to get his ability to “jack in” back, by doing a heist against a corporate stronghold in low earth orbit, after being hired by an A.I. Seriously, an amazing cyberpunk novel. One of the best novels in the genre, and one of the most influential

Can’t watch. But the book should be at pretty much every used bookstore. “The sky was grey… the color of a dead telvision channel”