I think it's pretty clear from this graph that the macOS is eating their lunch, and to a lesser extent, Linux.
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Ok, I get that. But what's the water for?
My in-laws are coming to stay in our spare room for the holidays. They're old and getting to be a bit frail these days, what should I put in their room to make them more comfortable?
This kills me that we'd waste plutonium on this shit. We're literally running out of the stuff to use for deep space probes. Missions to Jupiter, where the sunlight is 3% as bright as it is around earth are forced to rely on solar power because that's really all that's available.
If you like building things, I've been playing the hell out of "Mars First Logistics".
Basically, you build custom mars rovers to move increasingly ridiculous shipments across the red planet. And the whole game has the visual style of a Lego instruction manual.
Can you explain that sentence?
That's the thing, they only have any interest in "innovative new uses for AI", they aren't interested in delivering power, so they're going to do a shitty job of it, they're going to make a mess that we'll all be left with.
Additionally, if they connect their power to the grid at all, then they need to work seamlessly or the entire grid is at risk. Again, the aspect of their business they don't care about at all has to work seamlessly...
Don't get me started on nuclear, just no. They don't get to play with isotopes.
The risks here are huge, the potential consequences are disastrous to both the economy and the environment. And the potential rewards are what? Lining the pockets of AI grifters? Pushing expensive technology that nobody wants?
That was basically just the process of creating bridges back then, it's not far off from how it works today...
I don't think that was an avoidable issue, you need to build temporary support structures while bridge building is in progress. In other words, if an extensive support structure is a deal breaker for you, it turns out you're not building a bridge today.
Why no, not like that.
More like "doctors? You mean bio-chem researches".
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Not the swedish chef? Think about it... could be good.