Wednesday, June 12
Daily News Stuff 12 June 2024
Retromingent Jaguars Edition
Retromingent Jaguars Edition
Top Story
- Twitter is about to hide likes. (The Verge)
Which is to say, the like button will still be there, and the like count will still be there, and you'll be able to see which posts you liked and who liked your posts.
But you won't be able to see who liked someone else's posts. Just the count.
And the psychopathy rampant in The Verge's comment section shows that Elon Musk is entirely correct in pushing for this change.
Tech News
- MSI has two Epyc 4004 motherboards. (Serve the Home)
These are fairly boring low-end Ryzen 7000 motherboards, except that they have remote management and depending on the model either dual 10GbaseT or dual 25Gb SFP28 Ethernet ports.
- Brazil's government is turning to OpenAI to combat skyrocketing court costs. (Reuters)
What could possibly go wrong?
- News site BNN Breaking turns out to be utterly fraudulent, and, worse, not paying journalists to generate its fake news. (The New York Times) (archive site)
You can understand how the Times would be upset. Getting upstaged is one thing. Getting upstaged by fifty lines of BASIC is another.
- Silicon Valley salaries are shrinking as the recession deepens. (Mercury News) (archive site)
How about that.
- Zen 5 is slightly slower than the Zen 4 X3D chips for gaming. (Notebook Check)
Okay.
- Flow claims its chip can make any CPU twice as fast, and in some cases, one hundred times as fast. (Tech Crunch)
As far as I can tell, this is just a binary-incompatible parallel CPU. It won't work at all without updated software, and it won't do anything at all for sequential tasks.
It may well be useful, but it's certainly not novel.
Disclaimer: Currently reading Scampidor Dali and the Case of the Aerial Alligator.
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Alas, the hiding likes this way won't do anything about that flavor of Thot Bot who just likes your posts every day to get into your notifications.
Frankly I'm amazed they can find me since nobody else seems to be able to. Seriously, trash accounts with 2K followers just piss me off when I seem to be literally capped at 450. There's some legacy code still at work at Twitter. I'm wondering (And I'm probably supposed to) if paying for a month will get me off the ancient shit lists.
Frankly I'm amazed they can find me since nobody else seems to be able to. Seriously, trash accounts with 2K followers just piss me off when I seem to be literally capped at 450. There's some legacy code still at work at Twitter. I'm wondering (And I'm probably supposed to) if paying for a month will get me off the ancient shit lists.
Posted by: Mauser at Thursday, June 13 2024 08:45 AM (nk1Z+)
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Mauser: AIUI, the like-hiding thing is to prevent leftists from finding wrong thinkers who like posts the hive mind doesn't like.
Posted by: Rick C at Thursday, June 13 2024 11:10 AM (OZ8mS)
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"Zen 5 is slightly slower than the Zen 4 X3D chips for gaming."
Yeah, that's a stupid statement. Let's see how the 900X3Ds do against the 7000X3Ds. That's a meaningful comparison.
Yeah, that's a stupid statement. Let's see how the 900X3Ds do against the 7000X3Ds. That's a meaningful comparison.
Posted by: Rick C at Thursday, June 13 2024 11:11 AM (OZ8mS)
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BTW, hi all, from Minnesota where I just met with a bunch of people at the company I've been interviewing with and who will hopefully/probably make me an offer next week. Also, I'm sad because the apartment building I checked out today, which was really close to the office, was not merely overly-expensive, but stupidly so. $2200 for a 2BR? $50/mo rent for dogs? $25/mo FEE FOR PARKING IN THE PARKING LOT?
Really nice place though, you can definitely see where all that money's going. Exercise room, "work from home" lounge, movie theater room, etc.
Really nice place though, you can definitely see where all that money's going. Exercise room, "work from home" lounge, movie theater room, etc.
Posted by: Rick C at Thursday, June 13 2024 11:14 AM (OZ8mS)
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