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lpcvoid··on OpenAI Is Preparing to File for an IPO Soon
>They (everyone) are not forced to buy it. They’re buying it on the hype.

I think you may not understand the problem. As noted, unmanaged/passive index funds invest using market capitalization as a metric. And anybody who is invested in these ETFs thus unknowingly buy into these astronomically overhyped companies, and once these company valuations fall (and they will), pension funds/IRAs/401k will be the bagholders.

lpcvoid··on OpenAI Is Preparing to File for an IPO Soon
All of the mentioned will dump their overhyped and overvalued trash onto retail investors which are forced to buy it due to it being part of the NASDAQ. It will tank in value afterwards due to public scrutiny revealing thr fiscal unprofitability. Retirement funds will be ripped apart, trust in the financial system will evaporate, people will be left holding the bag on a scale that makes Lehman brothers seem like a trial run.
lpcvoid··on Building a UMatrix Replacement
>I really don’t want to give that up – is there a solution?

Use Firefox, uBO works great. While I really enjoy seeing people find creative technical workarounds, the reason for it being needed in the first place is Googles fight against Adblockers with Manifest V3. Firefox allows people to sidestep this artificial downgrade of adblocking capabilities.

lpcvoid··on Hardware Attestation as Monopoly Enabler
I disagree, I think you cast the net way too wide. Asymmetric cryptography enables secure communication in the first place. It's being used nefariously by Google and Apple, of course, but that's to be expected from big tech.
lpcvoid··on EU Parliamentary Research Service calls VPNs "a loophole that needs closing"
I think they absolutely have the ability to see it, it's part of the value proposition for them.
lpcvoid··on Blaise – A modern self-hosting zero-legacy Object Pascal compiler targeting QBE
From somebody that used to live in the Delphi world for about a decade: very nice!
lpcvoid··on Agents for financial services and insurance
AI is like a slow acting poison which spreads and contaminates every industry, until big AI can rent-seek in form of token expenditure while advancing sloppification of everything it touches. I want to get off Mr. Bones wild ride
lpcvoid··on A desktop made for one
>But the incessant “AI was used here, thus is it garbage” is long past time to enter the grave.

Nah, that rule is more relevant and true now than it was a year ago.

lpcvoid··on A desktop made for one
I agree. I have no idea why this story is upvoted. Hacker culture is truely dead, it's all slop now.
lpcvoid··on OpenAI’s o1 correctly diagnosed 67% of ER patients vs. 50-55% by triage doctors
Why is this downvoted? What the (far) right wing has done to american institutions is incredibly destructive and it will take decades to fix it, if that's even possible. People are hurting because of it.
lpcvoid··on Windows quality update: Progress we've made since March
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lpcvoid··on Windows quality update: Progress we've made since March
The normies are what makes Microslop money, though. We need to get the normies onboard in order to fight MS' stranglehold on computing. Gatekeeping isn't the right move here.
lpcvoid··on Mercedes-Benz commits to bringing back physical buttons
Well, seniors get everything else handed to them in this world, so I don't shed many tears when they are left out for once.
lpcvoid··on When Dawkins met Claude – Could this AI be conscious?
No, it's not conscious, and anybody pretending it is has either no clue, or, more likely in the AI space, is a grifter.
lpcvoid··on How ChatGPT serves ads
He also regularly drinks his verification can, I heard.
lpcvoid··on UAE to leave OPEC
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lpcvoid··on New Gas-Powered Data Centers Could Emit More Greenhouse Gases Than Whole Nations
Probably yeah, but we could at least try to not make it worse, though even that seems very hard for the tech grifters in silicon valley.
lpcvoid··on New Gas-Powered Data Centers Could Emit More Greenhouse Gases Than Whole Nations
Have you ever been in India while they have those incredibly hot heatwaves in the summer? That kills thousands of people every year. This will only get worse the more greenhouse gasses we emit so slop machines can generate funny videos of the pope breakdancing.
lpcvoid··on New Gas-Powered Data Centers Could Emit More Greenhouse Gases Than Whole Nations
As they should, now that we have renewables and batteries.
lpcvoid··on New Gas-Powered Data Centers Could Emit More Greenhouse Gases Than Whole Nations
I hope the AI bubble bursts before our earth is too hot to survive on for millions of people.
lpcvoid··on Ubuntu's "AI Kill Switch" Is Achieved by Removing Snaps, Initially Opt-In
It's good to see that using Debian means I don't have to deal with either Snaps or Slop.
lpcvoid··on BYD Seal 08 debuts with Blade Battery 2.0: 1,000km range, 5-min charging, 684hp
My EV gets charged by energy made in Germany and EU, that's the difference.
lpcvoid··on An AI agent deleted our production database. The agent's confession is below
Learn to code yourself, stop using slop generators, then shit like this doesn't happen.
lpcvoid··on The West forgot how to make things, now it’s forgetting how to code
>Non-western countries are not going to reject AI-coding

If they are smart, they will. And I think they are smart.

lpcvoid··on The AI industry is discovering that the public hates it
Vibecoders are by now completely dependent on their subscriptions. Their skills are in the process of deterioration, they have no other choice. It's like heroin.
lpcvoid··on New 10 GbE USB adapters are cooler, smaller, cheaper
I really, really wish somebody would explain to me what thr USB consortium was smoking, yeah. I cannot explain it.
lpcvoid··on Framework Laptop 13 Pro: Major Upgrades and Linux Front and Center
My 7840u can do USB4 with PCIe lanes, and that's from 2023. Of course AMD can do USB4.
lpcvoid··on If America's so rich, how'd it get so sad?
Science exposes reality. If people aren't fit to deal with reality, and need imaginary entities that they need to worship for it to make sense, then these people need to work on themselves first and foremost, instead of screaming that the painted door on the wall that science removed traps them in a room. Their worldview was error prone to begin with.
lpcvoid··on Palantir employees are starting to wonder if they're the bad guys
Yeah, the mind boggles how anybody at Palantir can honestly be on the fence about them being the baddies.
lpcvoid··on Meta to cut 10% of jobs
Yeah, also first thing I thought about. What a shit time altogether right now.
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