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“Which episode of Gilligan’s Island was about mind reading?” As long as we have more knowledge about syndicated sitcoms, the AIs will never win
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After skimming the article, its central point seems to be that LLMs can't reason. They merely do a great job summarizing and regurgitating the data that they've scanned, so it's hard to know how accurate they are. This hardly comes as a surprise given the many documented, deranged responses from various LLMs.
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Here's one way to handle the tech skills shortage: IT functions are increasingly being delivered and maintained by hybrid pros with one foot in the business and the other in technology. "The horror! The horror!"
If that isn't inspiration to get ahead of "citizen developers" on AI, I don't know what might be.
Of course, it's probably also inspiration for early retirement.
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In this episode of "How to make Windows 11 more annoying," Microsoft is bringing new Start menu ads to all users. If you start up the ads, they'll never stop
With apologies to Mick and Keef
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Over half of organizations feel that their cybersecurity and cloud skills are lacking, according to the 2024 Technical Skills Report by Pluralsight, a company that provides upskilling resources. Judging from all the hacks lately, I think they might be on to something
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This is the story of how Google Search died, and the people responsible for killing it. They found him
A little long, but amusing in the volume of vitriol (and I'm sorry for those offended by the strong words he uses)
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Kent Sharkey wrote: (and I'm sorry for those offended by the strong words he uses)
No need to be it. If someone can get offended, he / she can stop reading after the first he / she finds
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I shifted to DuckDuckGo years ago, and it sounds like I shifted right as Google started self-destructing.
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Barely a mention of how Google Search censors results, and here I was naively thinking it would be one of the main points.
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Greg Utas wrote: Barely a mention of how Google Search censors results
Like they censor all of the rest of the results: by making them impossible to find! 
The whole article was about it!
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The new rules extend a product's guarantee if it breaks under warranty, while obliging manufacturers to repair devices no longer covered. You can finally get that ZX Spectrum fixed
For a "reasonable" price. "Reasonable" to whom?
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repairing the main camera in my cell phone costs already 60% of a new one  
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Well, that's reasonable 
TTFN - Kent
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Signs point to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite processors showing up in actual, real-world, human-purchasable computers in the next couple of months after years of speculation and another year or so of hype. Because Intel Inside is so 90s
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Quote: Is the Arm version of Windows ready for its close-up?
It depends... does it already have a output pin for advertisement and an input one for data slurping?
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For me to invest in an ARM based desktop, one essential requirement is that it must be able to do all I want with then network cable unplugged. Unless, of course, I want it to do something network related (but then we are talking about network activity completely under my control).
A second, unrelated requirement: Provided I have a case with a power supply, a modern graphics card, 32 GB of RAM, 33 TB of spinning disk and 4 TB of USB5 compatible M.2 disk, I can buy a new mobo and move all the stuff over. I don't want a completely new set of hardware and interface standards! I guess ARM-based cards with SATA, PCIe, M.2, standard PS and other relevant standards will come, but I do not expect it this year. Maybe not even next year. When it arrives (with a reasonable number of alternative), I will certainly consider the options.
Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.
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Quote: Use of the word has taken off in medical research papers, but if that is evidence of AI writing we should still worry more about boring work than the risk of studies being fabricated.
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I prefer other words like "eggs" (on spanish "huevos"), only a native speaker (and not all) will use its over 70 colloquial meanings correctly 
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Most existing noncompete clauses will also be voided. Let the competition begin
May the peeps inform me as I'm too lazy (as usual) to look it up. What's the noncompete status in the EU, UK, and Asia?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: May the peeps inform me as I'm too lazy (as usual) to look it up. What's the noncompete status in the EU, UK, and Asia?
I don't even know what they are  
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A non-compete clause in an employment contract prevents you from working for a competitor, usually for some number of years, if you quit your job.
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Thermonator, the first "flamethrower-wielding robot dog," is completely legal in 48 US states. The dog park will be MINE!
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Kent Sharkey wrote: is completely legal in 48 US states
Simon says not for long.
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A new report reveals a year-on-year increase of nearly 60 percent in global phishing attacks, fueled in part by the proliferation of generative AI-driven schemes such as voice phishing (vishing) and deepfake phishing. Yu haVe Recieved 12 million euros from The Estate of PDP-11, George
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