egeres @ egeres @lemmy.world

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I know that the N stands for netflix, but like, why did people considered it important enough to be in the name? It sounds to me like microsoft deserved that spot

By far my favorite episode of this season, it felt like a refreshing scifi 50's comic, it felt like reading something new from asimov. The retro-aesthetic was a nice artistic decision to tell us that tech doesn't have to be super advanced to tell a good story. On top of this, they subverted my expectations at least 3 times:

What I didn't get from the episode was what they were tying to tell with the child, I'm not sure what is that meant to communicate

Okay, thanks! I'll try to see which laptop require this BIOS tinkering and which ones don't before hand

Thank you!!

When did netflix become a FAANG company? What do they have that is so valuable? To me it seems like they don't develop any particularly incredible tech besides streaming and storage

Maybe the 5th episode of the 6th season was written by an AI and they were playing some 4D chess game all along with our minds, because otherwise, I wonder how such fucking trash got the green light to be produced 🤗

Edit: Typo

Dooo it dooo it

Hopefully this might collaterally improve wearable tech :[

Now that's a balanced diet

Hahahh, we are gonna miss these jailbreaks on aligned LLMs in a couple of years when they are all patched

This is great for linux, but I think many laptops come with a protected BIOS that won't allow you to boot other OS's what do you guys do in this case? Also, correct me if I'm wrong!

🤦🏻‍♂️ * inhales deeply *

From everything that can be said about the current world situation, this has to be my favorite way to express it

And they reimburse you that money with a gift card? Is that even legal?

I'm assuming the same happens with google (search engine) as well (?)

🥺 I feel sad when I see lemmy's dwindling numbers...

I agree that is not the worst, but jesus, it's like watching an imperial destroyer sinking in a lake of tar

Oh, yes! I didn't know that (https://www.mercurynews.com/2016/01/13/menlo-park-facebook-buys-its-campus-at-sun-microsystems-site/)

Putting aside world inequality and the grim future that awaits us for a sec, medical science keeps moving forward... It took us 13 years to even sequence all the human genome (which was a tremendous effort done by many universities and researchers). Predicting the structures of proteins was an immense problem in biology that was finally solved with AI like 2~ years ago. mRNA vaccines were a super theoretical thing many years ago, but served us to fight covid. There's a growing number of scientists (like david sinclair) that aren't afraid of openly taking immortality as an academical challenge and publish research without fear of mockery

People forget technological progress is driven by an exponential growth, seeing all the things we have discovered in the past decades I can't help but be optimistic about treatments or medicines available for the general public that slow down aging

How does this compare with stable diffusion XL?