Ludicrous0251

I hear your and generally agree, but honestly the cost of a fridge conking out isn’t just the fridge, theres probably a bunch of food in there as well at risk, so maybe 2-3x repurchasing.

And literally every new washer dryer comes with free delivery and install.

AI has two, and only two, paths to monetization. Users pay the server costs, or advertisers.

Not enough users are interested in paying for something they can’t trust to be accurate, and I suspect/hope no one will use these tools once they start spewing advertisements from their training data.

Could some of these tools survive on enterprise users alone? Maybe, but businesses are taking on a lot of legal risks when they make the confident guesser bot a key part of their supply chain.

Impressive, building your own kernel without Btrfs. I admit, you’re better than me.

A few notable ones?

https://engineering.fb.com/2018/10/30/open-source/linux/

Btrfs

https://itsfoss.com/news/react-foundation-launch/

React

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/meta-spins-off-pytorch-foundation-to-make-ai-framework-vendor-neutral/

PyTorch (if you’re into the AI thing)

I suspect, without evidence, that you’d probably find some Meta engineers contributing to the Linux kernel to some degree, so you may have to rip that out of your system.

This whole thread is just astroturfing for big seasonal goose and you fell right into their trap!

ITT: Lots of people dont realize how infrequently you actually stop at a charger if you have charging at home or work.