Comment I have a better idea (Score 2) 72
Why doesn't Perplexity buy Chrome? See the previous article.
Why doesn't Perplexity buy Chrome? See the previous article.
Did they unfreeze a DotCom era CEO from a cryogenic vat and asked him to do an inspirational speech in front of investors or something? Because well, this idea is not exactly new.
(mental image: Dr Evil asking the world leaders for a one million dollar ransom)
Yes, I'm a bit perplex about this plan.
If it requires a willful action to make the bucket public, then it's quite likely a bad actor is implanted in the company and enabling discreet data exfiltration to interested 3rd parties...
I'm sure they could leave the prices low and instead improve their margins with a subscription model for enabling the scroll wheel. Win-win!
Well, there are already 629296 packages in Pip, so one needs some imagination to find a name to stand out...
Now as for what do those 629296 packages do, no idea. I usually stick with the Python standard library when I code stuff. But I'm old-fashioned...
There is AI in supply chAIn!
I am intrigued by your conspiracy theory and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter - provided it's not protected by a paywall. But maybe you are one of *them*... *puts tinfoil hat on*
There is an easy solution to that: become a coder
And yes, read the sensor's specification page. it's actually quite fun to make one's own low-level library to communicate with it - and the joy when it works! it's priceless.
tl;dr but I really thought they'd be using Firefox. I am disappoint.
News for finance nerds, trading stuff that craters.
Well, now it can send feelings of pain to the human brain, haven't you heard? It would be quite an effective therapy. Be happier, or else... *screams*
1. Create large language model
2. plug it into a sensory pathway that transmits feelings of pain to the human brain
3. connect it to human brains via a web interface
4. ???
5. *Screams*
(with Father Jack Hackett's voice) More tariffs!
"Well, if you can't believe what you read in a comic book, what *can* you believe?!" -- Bullwinkle J. Moose