Comment Re:Anyone try the 9060? (Score 1) 6
OpenAI isn't buying 9060s. Maybe ask that on a forum somewhere instead of posting it under a Slashdot submission about OpenAI?
OpenAI isn't buying 9060s. Maybe ask that on a forum somewhere instead of posting it under a Slashdot submission about OpenAI?
Tell us, since you know so much about AMD's AI product lineup: just what are AMD's flagship AI accelerators?
Sounds like they need more capitalism.
Sorry the account was (as you indicated) maybe a day old. My mistake.
The account was something like 30 minutes old (or so I've read) when it put in the shorts. Depending on where and how it was done, there was KYC involved, but if it was done on a foreign exchange then maybe not . . .
Wtf this isn't 2009. Only full nodes need an entire copy of the ledger.
Dude what
Bollocks, you can see what the volume is on exchanges that support it.
Yup that's a bit iffy. At least Pelosi did a better job of hiding her shenanigans (okay not really).
There was some possible insider trading, there were some suspicious short options that called right after the crash.
Anyone who bought in a year ago is still up, at least on BTC if not others. Crypto is volatile as always.
If the product wasn't clearly advertised with end-of-life dates for key product features, then it's fraudulent behavior. Whether the law treats it as such is another matter.
Trained archivist are experts in data storage and retrieval techniques and technology. If they need any help I've got an IBM 8" floppy drive that still works. A whole 3000 80x132 punch card storage. Who would ever need more than 640K memory ?
Didn't Toyota have a joint venture with VW on this tech? I see some vague mention of solid state batteries in VWAG's future product lineup:
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.electrive.com%2F2025...
V won't have any problems infiltrating that basement.
"The algorithm to do that is extremely nasty. You might want to mug someone with it." -- M. Devine, Computer Science 340