Microsoft when Bing first came out was literally like “it is highly recommended that everyone here use Bing Search”.

Also the issue of you need to be a deranged psychopath to get wealthy in the first place.

Yes. However the frequency it blocks is ~2.45GHz which is the same frequency as WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. and used to be the only other antenna other than the cellular antenna, where the frequency ranges from 600MHz-2.5GHz.

This used to be good practice because you would first remove the sim card disabling the LTE communication, unless the hardware was compromised, and then place it in the microwave to disable all other signals.

With the introduction and proliferation of eSIM on both devices and carrier sides, removing the SIM card no longer provides much protection and the additional of many other communication methods, most notably 5GHz 802.11x, the microwave trick doesn’t really do anything either.

But it used to work.

No, the problem is greedy corporations.

There is an active need for many developers, think of every time you’ve used terrible software, every time a program crashed or you found yourself manually doing something and thought “there should be a tool for this”, every bad search and broken social media site.

Hell, we’re supposed to be in the middle of an “AI boom” and someone has to actually implement all those pie in the sky “automate away everyone’s jobs”. While AI can, debatably, write the code for that, it still takes a person to design, architect, implement, test and validate those systems.

No. The entire technical foundation on which “computer science” is built is crumbling due to lack of maintenance and funding and desperately needs people to fix it, however corporations are doing their what they do best; devaluing, destroying, and parasitizing their surroundings.

The contacts i’m suspicious of are the gold finger board contacts on the module itself, not the PCIe slots on the motherboard.

Re-reading my original post I did call them something weird, sorry about that.

You might check the PCIe pins for any signs of corrosion and/or hit them with the good old isopropyl+toothbrush treatment.

You know that transformer and diffussion models, while both being forms of “GenAI,” are wildly incomparable, yeah?

Reference to the war of 1812, it was still ~50 years before Canada slipped the British leash but there’s some weird nationalist revisionist history surrounding it.

Yeah, but included in the list so people are aware you can’t just “vpn to Canada to use pre-nazi GPT”

That’s obviously false, it took no time to find the following facilities and locations:

• Scala AI City: Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
• SFR/Fir Hills Seoul: Jeolla, South Korea
• NVIDIA/Reliance Industries: Gujarat, India
• Kevin O’Leary’s Wonder Valley: Alberta, Canada
• Jupiter Supercomputer: Julich, Germany
• Amazon – Mexico Region: Querétaro, Mexico
• etc.

There is no such thing as neutral data, any form of measurement will induce some level of bias. While it can be disclosed and compensated for with appropriate error margins it can’t ever be truly eliminated.

But to your point, intentional or undisclosed biases are a real that.

I’d love to talk to someone in the middle of the computer science and developmental psychology Venn diagram.

Not that person, but an Interesting lecture on that topic

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