It used transistor to Transistor logic or ttl, which means chips are wired together on the board to build the “code” and handle Inputs and Outputs, because affordable CPUs, ram or storage did not exist when the first arcades came out. However with more complex games this became increasingly expensive because each additional chip caused costs for parts, soldering work, warranty, potential failures during operation.

Tired that as well, no luck.

The problem that i cant find the setting, or it’s in a different app or intentionally cant be changed easily. I want to limit my battery to charge only when below 30%; but i cant do that in battery or power settings. I want to disable some “feature” where windows randomly adds a new keybord layout to windows, but this is not a setting but seems to be a bug. I want to completely disable usb- or lan-wakeup, but despite changing settings in the device manager my desktop is sometimes turned on in the morning after i set it to hibernate the night before. I dont want one-drive or cloud, but this is also not a setting but a design decision by the MS marketing department to make money with their half-baked cloud solutions.

“Hey Dave, I installed CandyCrush and the LinkedIn App for windows during the latest update!”

Surely there would be no way scammers or hackers would take advantage of this with some crafty prompts that somehow get feed into the agent…

Yeah, except that ai is almost 40% wrong, yet it pretends to know everything and sounds very convincing. It will never tell you “i don’t know” or “that’s a bad idea, don’t do that” like a real person or friend would do but instead encourages your with everything. Still, app developers sell ai chat bots as “virtual friends” to insecure people.

It’s like an classic car. After 20 or 30 years it starts to go up in value again.

Yeah, just not on the consumer side 🙃

Booking is also pretty scummy. There was a blog post a few years ago from a hotel that always showed up as sold out, even it had plenty empty rooms. In the end it was a “feature” where other hotels could “promote” their business in a city so it would show up first, but the competition would also be listed as unavailable to force visitors into the promoted business. The other thing is that booking will show “only one room left” to pressure you into booking right now, but what ot actually means is that a hotel might only allocate 20 of 100 rooms to booking, and still has 81 free rooms if you call them directly.

Isn’t this a ponzi sceme? He uses his starlink as his SpaceX customer. Without Starlink, SpaceX would be a lot less profitable.

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Neither will the rest of the world, if their cars fail the safety requirements in all the other countries.

It’s just a map pack for Far Cry 3 anyway…

I use AI for programming questions, because it’s easier than digging 1h through official docs (if they exists) and frustrating trial and error.

However quite often the ai answers are wrong by inserting nonsense code, using for instead of foreach or trying to access variables that are not always set.

Yes it helps, but it’s usually only 60% right.

Yes, but this only works if you connect your VPN via 3 block chain proxies.

Ad Networks use browser fingerprinting to detect duplicate clicks, which is tied to your hardware, system locale, installed fonts etc.

Check how many accounts pushing republican propaganda only post during St. Petersburg business hours… 🙃

But what site is he talking about?

To get better it would need better training data. However there are always more junior devs creating bad training data, than senior devs who create slightly better training data.

Ok, but why should I go to Google for ai answers when I can get the same from openai, other models or even local installations without all the ads?