They’re also both pay-to-win.

Microsoft produces malware, that’s nothing new.

Also a valid interpretation and agreed on your read of it as well.

You cry because your adherence to puritanical-rooted-values makes you believe “a dirty slut” is a bad thing.

I smile because I know being a dirty slut isn’t a bad thing.

We are not the same.

Dang majority ruining it for the majority

Nostalgia’s a helluva drug. I’ve done my best to try to avoid it, but we all like that hit from time to time.

He says this and yet jumps to Bluesky, a platform created by Jack Dorsey and now owned and managed by a crypto bro?

https://trashbat.co.ck/

Nathan Barley vibes.

true, but Lemmy is at least pseudo-anonymous.

Well, as I get older, it’s less “party every day” and more “have a wonderful… time. Is that it?”

Wouldn’t work, unlike the Protestants, who all had their own interpretations of the Bible, so they had to learn to not persecute each other…

Corporations, capitalists, and the people they’ve bought in government are all on the same page worshiping the Almighty Dollar and it’s Holy Book, Modern Monetary Theory.

You’ll find the economics discipline frighteningly dogmatic and unwilling to adapt to new information or accept that accepted theories may be flat out wrong.

OpenAI Research Finds That Even Its Best Models Give Wrong Answers a Wild Proportion of the Time

Notepad++

“Windows Intelligence” is an oxymoron, just like whoever came up with this rebranding.

For sure, and as someone who has been stuck running Linux on an Intel box after being spoiled by all-AMD for about 6 years, I gotta say, the fact that a lot of AMD stuff “just works” in Linux when you have to jump through hoops for the same from Intel is probably a big reason they’re picking up in datacenters, too. Datacenters don’t usually run on fucking Windows Server, they usually run Linux, and AMD just plays better with Linux at the moment. (In my personal experience, anyway)

Valve Corporation has entered the chat.

Not to diminish the hard work AMD has put in, but it’s at least partially related to Intel’s ongoing issues with quality assurance (or the lack thereof, rather), and thus it’s arguable that they hold a stronger position at least partially due to Intel’s weakness in the last 10 years.

Most election data comes from the Associated Press, but I don’t see a place to purchase API access, may only be available to news orgs.

https://developer.ap.org/ap-elections-api/

A reddit poster had some JSONs from New York Times four years ago for 2020 but I’m not sure if you can make them work for 2024.

https://old.reddit.com/r/rstats/comments/jo1yuw/us_election_results_api/gmnxfz3/

Good old six month old articles getting reposted, yup, yup, yup.