@kaitlancollins In other words, "we threw a rock at a hornets nest, killed a bunch of them, and the hornets have the audacity of attacking us and our allies that helped us throw the rock in the region. Blame the hornets not us. Oh and Joe Biden too." Pathetic. Insulting. Blue reckoning in Nov.
@unusual_whales I downloaded this immediately...I'm a returning college student and need to brush up on calculus...I just spent 15 minutes on this app. Pure gold.
@HealthRanger 100% agree.
My previous windows 10 desktop now running Ubuntu has been upgraded (for free) and is more secure than any latest version of Windows with the installs and configs. My MacBook is also now running full Linux Omarchy OS also. Love it.
ड्रग्स कुछ समय के लिए ‘High�� देता है, लेकिन करियर और फैमिली लाइफ को ‘Low’ कर देता है। इसलिए नशा मुक्त रहकर हमारे युवाओं को अपने Potential को Protect करना है!
@HealthRanger Totally agree. I had an older desktop with windows 10 on it, wiped it and installed Ubuntu and all kinds of security features, created my own vpn instance, run VM's, and can update whenever I want. It's more secure and functional than any Windows version.
@UserCollateral@Nero Lol funny but true. It annoyed me to no end until I reached the point that Claude told me I can't continue further in the chat. The longer one chat conversation/project goes, the more energy required. Doesn't matter if you have a paid subscription or not.
So what Big Tech did in the USA is they bought up all the computer hardware needed for AI, including HBM (High Bandwidth Memory), driving prices up 400+%.
Nvidia, meanwhile, doubled the pricing on its medium-range GPU, the GeForce 5090, which now retails at near $5000.
What this did is it made local AI hardware unaffordable for the vast majority of American consumers who might have been interested in running local AI. Now, instead, they have to "rent" AI through Big Tech and pay the rising monthly access fees to access overpriced AI models offered by the same tech giants that bought up all the hardware.
Fortunately, China came along and released DeepSeek, Xaomi, Qwen, etc., with per-token costs absolutely SLASHED to a fraction of U.S. tech company tokens. (Literally costs only about 1-2% to use DeepSeek, compared to using Anthropic Opus.)
And at the same time, China is beginning to catch up on microchip fabrication and High Bandwidth Memory manufacturing, which will result in their products driving down prices for consumers sometime in 2027 (on the hardware).
So U.S. Big Tech companies tried to create a near-monopoly to enslave the American people, and China actually broke those shackles and gave American access to affordable cloud-based AI right now, with more affordable local AI inference hardware coming soon.
Go figure.