Because twisting the facts to fit that narrative generates clicks.

Yet, here you are, posting on the Internet using technology created by Big Tech.

So... did they deploy an on prem AI or are they shoving all of our sensitive documents into public AI models? Because given the opsec of the rest of the administration I have a feeling that there's a lot of stuff out in the wild that isn't supposed to be now.

One solution is to go to grad school and hope the job market is better in two years when you get your MS.

No, not illegal. Just stupid and counterproductive.

Regulating AI just means that AGI will happen elsewhere, most likely in authoritarian China.

Python has built-in support for arbitrary precision integers by default, with no 3rd party libraries needed.

In Python, you can precisely calculate 100 factorial with a default installation. You can't do that with C++, Java, or Rust.

Yes, while it can be hard to justify replacing something that works, better to replace it while doing so is optional rather than trying to get something out the door before the wheels come off.

Apparently there is a University of Quebec in Montreal so this one is named the way it is to prevent confusion. If you look at the Wike page, it has a heading saying not to be confused with the University of Montreal.

What's the worst that can happen if life in the oceans dies out? /s

If you can selectively eliminate only those few species that prey on humans then there are plenty of other species left, and it'd have less impact than current mosquito spraying as far as overkill of nontarget species.

Yes I think this is to have a "Made for Windows" or "Made for CoPilot" badge of sorts for Xbox. Their goal is probably to get Xbox to be a brand more like Steam rather than a hardware platform, and instead certify hardware for meeting certain spec tiers. Like PCs and how they make Surface but prefer to work with HP, Lenovo etc on most of the Windows deployments. So I'd expect there'll be MSI Xbox handhelds at Costco any day now, too.

My favorite example of this was a mechanical engineering graduate student with a focus on thermodynamics I lived with in college. He bought a large box of FlaVorIce and put it in the freezer expecting them to freeze overnight. I told him they wouldn't freeze quickly if you don't spread them out (like my farmer father taught me as a kid), and he sarcastically stated that a f*ing thermodynamics engineer could figure out how to freeze water. Fast forward to the morning, and the 10 freeze pops I separated from the box were the only ones frozen. The rest of the box was barely even cold.

Ah yes, fuck everyone else. I'm an ignorant bastard so everyone around me has to suffer.

With proper instruction, you can learn touch typing in a week.

There are free apps and websites that work well.

No one supports Android phones the way Apple supports iPhones.

There is no "Genius Bar".

You're on your own. Got a problem with malware? Factory reset, or buy a new phone.

Because once their iPhones are infested with sideloaded malware, customers call Apple tech support and bring it to the "Genius Bar" at the Apple Store, and blame Apple for the problems.

Apple incurs costs and a hit to its image.

Apple can't just say, "You were stupid and now you've voided your warranty," because EU law doesn't let them say that.