Oh, I’ve got one too, the way you pronounce SX7 as in the Suzuki model in Hungarian literally means “falls apart”, “esik szét”.

Also Tesco was selling cheap power tools for a while branded Kinzo, meaning “torturer” in Hungarian.

I stand corrected. Thanks.

Is there a way to avoid this being directly passed on to tenants?

MS hasn’t released an Office version outside 365 for 8 years.

365 is Office for them.

The scary part about the ballroom is that he wouldn’t be building it at the WH if he expected to be out of there in 3 years. He’d be building it at Mar-a-Lago or something.

I don’t think world capitalism has seen a crisis like this one yet to be honest. Local ones, sure, the owner class is class conscious in the global sense so they pull each other up and push us down if they can. The US itself however has not seen a crisis at this level ever, and I’m not even talking about Trump, but the Reagan-Thatcher world order collapsing and the current batch of shitheads not being able to set the new one up.

Correct me if I’m wrong.

That is true, but it was a term narrowly and incoherently used by scientists. In fact, that one paper used it, and it took ten years for it to be picked up again, again by just a few academic papers. Even the academic community preferred terms like “strong AI” before the current hype.

AGI was not a term that was used to refer to a concept, it had to be explained by each and every article that mentioned it, it was not a general term that had a strict meaning attached to it. It was brought to that level by Google/Deepmind employees two years ago, and then got into the place where every second Medium article is buzzwording around with it when it became a corporate target for OpenAI/Microsoft.

AGI itself has been made up as a marketing term by LLM companies.

Let’s not forget that the official definition of AGI is that it can make 200 billion dollars.

Not saying Biden wasn’t a war criminal and a mass murderer or anything. More like, Biden had at least some shame at being one.

Sanctioning the ICC for example.

For me, it’s the unrenameable, unmoveable, non-hidden snap directory in my home directory’s root that doesn’t even follow the naming convention of the other directories in there.

I am not dissing the phone, if I was in the market it would be a no-brainer, I am just interested in what a new phone could give me and when should I plan to switch.

As an FP4 owner, what is the point of getting an upgrade? I don’t use my smartphone beyond calls and texts and a Lemmy app and listening to music.

What can you do on a new phone that you can’t do on an old phone?

Honest question, I’m not being facetious.

I guess nobody is committing genocide with Pride flags on their arms, that’s the difference.

I think it may be less direct and it’s troll companies and shitty AI.

Do German developers call a bug a Kafer? (I have no umlaut on my keyboard)

Well, in a commercial space, at least if you’re big enough, asking sales reps for deep tech info is the norm. They are supposed to find an engineer and get them to answer.

If you’re a big enough customer, you set the norms.

I think it doesn’t really matter, in the end the question is, do I get a better experience as a consumer on Linux or Windows?

The big thing though about Proton is that it’s not an additional translation/emulation layer. It doesn’t translate into Spanish for Linux, as that would be slow, it makes Linux talk English.

So in your example, imagine you, the English speaking program, want to catch a taxi in Madrid/Linux but all taxi drivers speak only Spanish. An emulation layer would be “translating”, so you would have an additional guy in the taxi that you could talk to that talks to the Spanish driver. Proton is not that, it’s an English-speaking taxi driver.