"EU regulations risk stifling AI innovation".
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"EU regulations risk stifling AI innovation". So? We *want* AI innovation to be stifled. Let's spend that money on trains instead.
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"EU regulations risk stifling AI innovation". So? We *want* AI innovation to be stifled. Let's spend that money on trains instead.
In the next European elections, I will vote for a party that promises to stifle AI innovation with regulations over any that promise to support it. If that party's policy platform is otherwise not fascist, that will be the only issue I base my vote on.
I will also vote for a party that promises to ban LLMs outright over one that merely promises to regulate it.
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"EU regulations risk stifling AI innovation". So? We *want* AI innovation to be stifled. Let's spend that money on trains instead.
@reinderdijkhuis "Anti-murder regulations risk stifling human meat innovation."
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@MaestraMiyagi dovrebbe chiaramente essere al contrario: dal lunedì al sabato si ha quello che si vuole, celebrando gli dei come vuoi, e solo la domenica è dedicata al lavoro (giorno del domine, del padrone)
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@Gina it's painful
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A Couple Of New DOS PCs Appear
An interesting trend over the last year or two has been the emergence of modern retrocomputer PCs, recreations of classic PC hardware from back in the day taking advantage of modern parts alongside the venerable processors. These machines are usually very well specified for a PC from the 1980s, and represent a credible way to run your DOS or early Windows software on something close to the original. [CNX Software] has news of a couple of new ones from the same manufacturer in China, one sporting a 386sx and the other claiming it can take either an 8088 or an 8086.
Both machines use the same see-through plastic case, screen, and keyboard, and there are plenty of pictures to examine the motherboard. There are even downloadable design files, which is an interesting development. They come with a removable though proprietary looking VGA card bearing a Tseng Labs ET4000, a CF card interface, a USB port which claims to support disk drives, a sound card, the usual array of ports, and an ISA expansion for which a dock is sold separately. The battery appears to be a LiPo pouch cell of some kind.
If you would like one they can be found through the usual channels for a not-outrageous price compared to similar machines. We can see the attraction, though maybe we’ll stick with an emulator for now. If you’d like to check out alternatives we’ve reported in the past on similar 8088 and 386sx computers.
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Here's a grim little tidbit. I was just talking to a friend of mine who still works at the newspaper where I used to work, and she told me that pedestrians get killed by cars so often these days that they don't cover them as news anymore unless the victim was well known or the driver was arrested.
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Saw Tron:Ares. Almost every shot was gorgeous, but it was one of the worst paced films I’ve ever seen, and the music basically NEVER fit the scene.
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@InternetEh that's why I couldn't live there. I loved Eugene through spring, and summer, but then fall came and I got uneasy and tired. Then winter, and I had to get the fuck out.
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It's so wet. I know, Oregon, but still
