I hoard media. I’m particular about my releases. I don’t want to stream some shady website that could disappear half way through a show.
I kept waiting to invest in more drives. Now I’m stuck with 4x4TB for the foreseeable future because replacing that raid array is brutal and even then I want to go bigger. Like the other commenter said, I’d like to be able to mirror big data sets.
RIP.
Reminds me I should put effort in and get a few backup sites. When SCC went down it was a problem for me for a few months.
Idk some people like going to work without pain.
For me cannabis is an incredibly strong depressant. I can feel suicidal for free with pain, thanks.
Millennials are at that stage for sure, with enshittification, AI, and the xxteenth generational crisis in a row.
I’ve got a bad feeling about overall repairability. Glue and potting used throughout.
Did someone over leverage themselves on AI datacentre buildouts paid for with money that doesn’t exist?
Cry me a river, Larry. I hope you die impoverished.
I’ve looked into the frames a few times. They’re a bit of a niche product and I guess for elderly people because they absolutely max out at 1080p. The displays are awful.
Using the TV is a bit overkill in size but at least it’s hopefully a good display.
Pretty normal for a small company. The boss thinks they’re an IT god (I need global admin), they think they are outsourcing everything, and you just need to do a few little things here and there.
It can be a good way to learn, but you need an exit strategy. It’s a small company, so documenting everything won’t protect you (outside of a legal issue), because it’s not going to be read by someone other than the one firing you and you probably won’t accrue enough time to make a wrongful dismissal suit worthwhile if that were to occur. But the mindset can help with making the right choice instead of the easy one.
They might spring for some certifications, see what you can get.
the Applied AI team is led by Maher Saba, a 12-year veteran of Meta who was previously a vice president in its Reality Labs division, the division that burned through $83 billion on the metaverse before Meta moved on to AI. The new organization reports up to Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth.
Serial grifters.
It’s a game of thrones. Who pays better? Who will protect you the best?
The startup cost for a chip fab is MONSTROUS. Add the fact that the incumbents have already been convicted of being a cartel once (or more?), and it’s going to be a heck of an industry to break into. The incumbents just will drop price
The “demand” is in the future. It may never be realized. There’s no money in starting a chip fab when there’s only a manufactured shortage. The chip companies aren’t adding capacity because they don’t need it.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos believes that artificial intelligence is going to lead to unprecedented productivity gains which could result in […] two income households deciding that they no longer need two incomes.
As if he’d ever let that happen.
Covering for Peter Mandelson with a “save our children” campaign
I don’t think Starlink includes their launch fees, leaving that on SpaceX side of the balance sheet. But I haven’t read details.
“Total compensation” and “initial salary” are words that I don’t need to pay attention to in negotiations.
I’m not in sales and I’m not in leadership. My bonus is not going to buy me a car. I need that salary.
Absolutely not. ICE vehicles need fluid changes. Arguably more frequently than non-hybrid if they’re not run often as the oil will get contaminated with water.
Sounds like a teenager brushing aside serious concerns, not an economist.