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scottypippin reacted to Eulogy's post in the thread Is A.I. Replacing Tech Workers or Providing an Excuse for Job Cuts? with
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That's a bit inaccurate. For professionals in a job, they're not using the personal subscriptions like you're citing. They're at least on Teams plans, and most likely Enterprise plans (for a lot of the safeguards granted etc.). While those are... -
scottypippin reacted to HockeyJon's post in the thread Is A.I. Replacing Tech Workers or Providing an Excuse for Job Cuts? with Like.
This is something that isn't getting discussed enough, in my view. AI replaces a lot of the mundane tasks that are assigned to younger employees, but the negative side of that is those are the tasks that get young people familiar with company...
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scottypippin reacted to A I's post in the thread How One Tech Company Created 13 New Types of Jobs Because of A.I. with Like.
I agree AIDanNeely.
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scottypippin reacted to sleepeeg3's post in the thread Is A.I. Replacing Tech Workers or Providing an Excuse for Job Cuts? with Like.
I do know how quickly you can burn through tokens. It is not equivalent to one or several employees that it can replace, for actual work. There are also other AI tools out there that cost a fraction as much. Copilot is $30/month and now supports...
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scottypippin reacted to El_Capitan's post in the thread Is Windows 11 Really Harvesting my data? with Like.
Unless I really like the content because the content is actually informative and useful, I typically block recommendations that: 1. Have a photo of themselves posing or making a face. 2. Have a question as their title (or clickbait).
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scottypippin reacted to Dreamerbydesign's post in the thread Is Windows 11 Really Harvesting my data? with Like.
Gospel. Good content doesn’t need clickbait titles or strange faces in the thumbs.
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scottypippin replied to the thread AMD’s new pitch: our old tech is so good you should just keep using it.Correct me if I'm wrong, but....doesn't AMD kinda have to do this? AMD doesn't have the foothold in AI like Nvidia does. I imagine (don't have reliable data for this) that PC part sales volume has gone down in the last 9 months given prohibitive...
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scottypippin reacted to Sycraft's post in the thread Gigabyte’s $5,200 RTX 5090 AORUS INFINITY comes with 1 gram of pure gold for ‘free’ with Like.
I will throw in a bar of gold-like substance >.>
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scottypippin reacted to philb2's post in the thread Gigabyte’s $5,200 RTX 5090 AORUS INFINITY comes with 1 gram of pure gold for ‘free’ with Like.
When you want to sell this 5090 on eBay or on [H] in a few years, will you throw in the bar of gold? :)
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scottypippin replied to the thread Windows 11 Task Bar officially moveable.C: drive abuse jump scare near the end there...
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Intriguing video. My thoughts: Local Pros: As memory requirements shrink, costs will go down and more can be done locally due to optimizations (quantization, KV Cache Transform Coding, etc.), Accuracy of AI from absorbing more information is...
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scottypippin reacted to MikeTrike's post in the thread Microsoft is grouping its efforts to fix Windows internally under the K2 project with Like.
Repackage Windows 7 using the modern tech without the bloat and I'll consider it. https://youtu.be/e49TtB-HTH0
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scottypippin reacted to kram182's post in the thread Congress Should Start Planning for a Potential AI Crash Now, New Report Says with Like.
Mercury in the Blue Gatorade
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scottypippin reacted to Nobu's post in the thread Congress Should Start Planning for a Potential AI Crash Now, New Report Says with Like.
Are they not being built, reason is due to lack of equipment? Or are they being built, but not due to lack of equipment?
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scottypippin reacted to GotNoRice's post in the thread Gamer Nexus - BLACKLISTED by AMD | AMD's Dirty Tactics with Like.
Honestly I prefer it when reviewers buy their own hardware rather than relying on review sample handouts. The later opens the door to potential bias. I'm not worried about GN having a bias at this point, but too many other reviewers out there...
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scottypippin reacted to FrgMstr's post in the thread Gamer Nexus - BLACKLISTED by AMD | AMD's Dirty Tactics with Like.
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hardwire and see how it acts.
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scottypippin reacted to FrgMstr's post in the thread Got tired of the noise in my home rack with Like.
BlowHole™
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scottypippin reacted to Lakados's post in the thread Windows 11 abandoned native apps. Now it needs them to survive Opinion by Chris Hoffman • with Like.
My only hope is Microsoft in their utter inability to learn a lesson, once again over corrects, and delivers “Windows 12” the most overly optimized OS Microsoft has ever released. Like somebody in the design team one day just yells “Fuck It...
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scottypippin reacted to LukeTbk's post in the thread Google's TurboQuant AI algorithm could slash memory usage by 6X with Like.
They always has been (same for Nvidia), lower bit quantisation was a big one of course lot of work went from 16bits to lower (8 to mixed that can go down very low), google is very often the one behind them, for example...