I’m not gonna sub I simply have too many already but I’m still gonna visit Tom’s as long as I can read quality articles and participate in discussions. Tom’s along with TechPowerup and VideoCardz are outlets I get my daily tech digest.
Your problematic logic of theft is good as long as it benefits me notwithstanding; such technology would not end up in the hands of those who would help the regular man. The highest bidder on the black market for such intellectual property would be the you know who, and them guys don’t have...
Well done to the human programmer! 😎
On another note I’m surprised the the OpenAI model came so close; according to the resident experts here AI sucks at coding.
A skilled goldsmith would tell you that pure gold (24 carat) can’t be worked which I think is the case here. I believe Asus went for shock value and failed miserably at aesthetics.
Right now gaming at 4K is only possible on a 4090 and 5090 if you want relatively high refresh rates without upscaling. I withheld on buying a 5080 because it’s simply inadequate for this purpose unless you turn on MFG.
Nothing surprising here, Chinese government can force any company even if they are not government owned or subsidised, it’s enshrined in their laws. Remember when Apple simply refused to cooperate with the FBI to decrypt iPhones for them? Well that crap doesn’t fly over there.
I had a PNY Quadro P4000, worked like a charm for 6 years for me, I gave it away with the old PC to my mother in law who has been using it the past two years with no problems.
Hoping the plaintiffs get a few hundred millions at least, TSMC love themselves some American money but apparently they think they are some superior species.
Per usual take any viral post from LinkedIn and throw it in the dumpster for all they are worth. I’m not sure how much the author of this article knows about chess but since he is intent on disseminating that LinkedIn influencer guy’s posts I figure this is needed.
There’s a much better way of...