It’s just salad, salad bowls, salad wraps and salad more.

Yes. You can select what to delete and what to retain if I recall correctly. It’s grouped by “activities”, by app if you will.

Ideally you should, but a lot people use Android or want to use Google services. An as example, if you use Google Maps, then you have to opt in to giving Google location access and Google will collect your data. In that case, the least you can do is limit the amount of time Google keeps your data and change from the default setting which I think is forever.

Google has a data privacy setting that lets you delete your data history at some intervals. The lowest is 3 months last I checked. Make sure to use it.

Get the fuck out of here with your nuance. You have no business being on the internet.

/s (in case it isn’t obvious)

This is exactly it. And it’s funny you’re getting downvoted.

We don’t truly know the depth of ML yet and how these general models could potential change when a few vectors in the equation change, and that’s the big unknown with it. I agree with you here that Gates’ opinion is just that and isn’t particularly well informed. Especially in comparison to what some of the industry and ML experts are saying about how far we can go with the models, how they will evolve as we change parameters/vectors/dependencies and the impact of that evolution on potential applications. It’s just too early.

Who gives a fuck? People in hollywood just need to shut the fuck up.

Right…. “massive bias” especially when they have reporters on the ground, risking their lives and other “news” agency have been drinking their updates from the IDF/Israeli firehose.

Al Jazeera also had its reporter shot by Israel (big surprise) last year for covering the Al Aqsa raids. They have also covered reporters from other news agencies getting shot by Israel in this genocide… err “war”. They are calling out Israel’s actions for what they are and this whole “massive bias because Qatari” is just straight up bullshit.

Yes, they are run by Qatar, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t won accolades in top tier neutral reporting. I’m defending them because we need that style of reporting more and less of what the likes of WSJ have become.

Really? Nobody did an arch review for this and figured this was going to be caught/uncovered/talked about day one?

Why is this different from the one in this link that somebody else posted in the thread: (this one looks fake)

https://web.archive.org/web/20021127013312/http://www.observer.co.uk/worldview/story/0,11581,845725,00.html

Systemic prejudices showing up in datasets causing generative systems to spew biased output? Gasp… say it isn’t so?

I’m not sure why this is surprising anymore. This is literally expected behavior unless we get our shit together and get a grip on these systemic problems. The rest of it all is just patch work and bandages.

Thanks! That may have been the case I was thinking of.

Was it minority report or the matrix that showed humans storing data on glass?

Either way, this is pretty cool.

Right? Thats what “falling demand” should be attributed to. It’s a computer which will last years because of how capable it is. I’m not sure expecting people to upgrade computers year over year is the right metric for how well a product lineup is doing.

Apple Silicon chips are game changers, the rate of adoption is going to different compared to phones or a different product category however.

This war uncovered the conventional one sided “reporting” by most big media outlets especially here in the US which was in favor of Israel, turning a blind eye to the blight of the Palestinian civilians. People called them out because of social media and media outlets changed their tune to be more “neutral” as a consequence.

Social media sucks and but one thing it’s extremely good at is disseminating information, good and bad, and it should be used with that in mind.

By comparison, that Atlantic “article” is paywalled and can’t even disseminate its point beyond the headline.

Lol.

“We’re incompetent at our jobs”.

Step down if you can’t keep up.

Came to say this. Clickbait bullshit blogging/article churning isn’t journalism. Good fucking riddance.

Diablo 4. Honestly not bad, I kind of get some of the hate, but it’s super early days and as long Blizzard doesn’t turn it into mtx hell, it could go the Eternal Collection route in a few years.

Curious to see what endgame looks like.

I’m betting on sticky buttons or triggers.

Nintendo deserves class action here tbh.

What he actually meant to say was:

“I’ve got my head so far up my ass that I think everybody should be spending $100k+ on a truck regardless of their need or financial circumstances. I’m also incapable of doing my job, which is why my company can’t produce enough units, even though it’s largely a solved supply chain problem. This is how I cope with my shitty existence on this planet.”