I’ve lost count of the snarky ‘let me google that for you’ links I’ve found doing niche searches in the pre-AI days.

Don’t worry, you got this. I believe in you.

There was a video from a guy that tested that. It didn’t go as well as he hoped.

The most thoughtful way to use it.

I mean, they’ve made hudreds of billions destroying that karma and they’ve still got quite a ways further they can go.

Most job listing now are just data collection with no actual job behind them.

That spot looks like it could use some decoration. Might I suggest a nice piece of thick black tape?

They’ve not been popular because they made themselves impotent by refusing to do anything to fix anything since the '80s.

Tapwave Zodiac was a gaming focused PDA. Kind of the Steam Deck of its time, except almost no one bought it. I watched most of the old Doctor Who on one.

Fun fact, Stargate Atlantis used them as sci-fi scanner props.

Other countries are free to do that for any LLMs developed in their own jurisdiction.

I mean, if there are no humans on the road they won’t be dying there. Doesn’t seem like it would be very good for us, though, to no longer be allowed to travel.

It’s not really a solution to rely on something that doesn’t exist. The closest we can get is to have a person there to oversee and be liable for whatever happens.

It was probably about Teslas given the state of Tesla’s “self driving” feature.

Still, given everything I’ve heard about how Waymos react to novel situations, I’m not too keen on trusting my life to them either.

Slower computers, slower internet, and you had to record shows to skip ads. On the plus side, video games and consoles would actually get cheaper over time. So that was nice.

This is something the lockdowns taught people. That not having a job isn’t actually worse than the shit jobs they were forced to do.

I’ve read webcomics with something close to that premise.

Screen readers have gotten pretty good. They can use OCR to read text on an image if it’s not too jpeg’d and there’s even some that can describe the image a bit.

It’s at the upper end of what is physically possible, but it is possible. It would look pretty weird watching someone do it, I imagine. This is basically what high end Starcraft players are doing, except with a mouse added in.

People still do data entry. Mostly in India, but it still happens.

If the other manufacturers had any sense whatsoever, they’d be using this opportunity to take over Nvidia’s market share. Leave them no space to come back to once the bottom falls out on AI datacenters.