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Initialisms weren’t even common back then when that word was first attested

Yeah, shudder to think how you would live on $50,000 in SF. That's definitely three roommates territory

Higher end? You must not have been passing attention to the developer salaries in AI. $150,000 is median developer salary in SF bay area. You really need $100,000 just to support your family here Higher end is seven figures

It's really up to you

Only to you. To a computer it’s the same thing, just some weights being adjusted by data

Did the post say it’s the year of the linux device?

Linux already got good a few years ago. Once most of the software just worked in wine that was the point where Linux adoption started to grow

You literally can’t, though. That’s my point. The number of positions is just to high to store. Not even every computer in the world put together can store every legal chess position. So in both cases the computer has to make an educated guess. Now the top engines use neural networks to make better guesses instead of brute forcing positions

Enemy of your freedom. Doesn't even let AMD support 2.1 on Linux so Steam Deck or Steam Machine cannot support 2.1 with open source drivers! That's why it's officially only HDMI 2.0

Poor artists beg to differ

Chess strategy is extremely complicated and probably will never be completely solved. It will be almost solved like checkers eventually when programs will just draw vs. each other or a white win is found But we will never actually simulate all games since the number of chess games dwarfs the number of atoms in the universe. So in that sense we will never know what the “correct” move is outside of table base or mate situations. Medicine may actually be less complicated to a machine. Bu the only benchmark should be “how good the humans are at a task” since you’re not trying to be perfect. You only have to provide better results than the current system.

They came for the poor, and being a radiologist I didn’t speak out. They came for the millionaires and there was nobody to speak for me /s

Sometimes, for example human + AI systems used to be better than either one in isolation, but chess AI improved so much that the human partner is actually not helping anymore

That’s why you need something more hidden like xray that can camouflage as an h2 site

I simply get “raises” by switching companies to the highest bidder

Yes, because the US doesn’t build housing

On the internet

Countries like Saudi Arabia and UAE depend on it

But you can’t imagine it doing a lot more?

Water supply where? In Saudi Arabia it could be revolutionary tech when combined with solar

Desalination sodium is free if you want the water

Why can’t you guys take a win? Just say it’s good Texas is doing this

Why, you didn’t want all of the top results to be scams?

Let’s go down the list of the biggest companies in the world Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Broadcom, Meta They don’t manufacture anything, not even Amazon. They outsource Amazon basics to other companies in China. The biggest companies in the world don’t actually produce anything themselves, you have to go down to TSMC and oil companies to get to actual tangible items

There’s nothing illegal about working overseas

They just block encrypted connections out of Russia to unknown servers

That’s not true either theguardian.com/…/chinese-programmer-ordered-to-p…

Hotels are not exempt, not sure where you get your info

Ever heard of a little known design shop called Nvidia that outsources production of to other

I already solved the issue by having a foldable phone

I don’t want to be zoomed out by default and have to zoom everything

I don’t want to have to do this every time I find a page that’s too wide. I just want to pinch out to zoom out and then zoom back in when I’m done. It should have a zoom stop at 100% so it’s easy to find the setting to zoom back to normal after zooming in or out. It’s such an easy concept, yet nobody implemented it.