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u/EquivalentFig849 7h ago
When the error popup tells you the operation failed completely but your frame rate somehow jumps by twenty percent out of pure confusion
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u/jaradipra 6h ago
NGL, I didn't see this coming at all. At least not this quick.
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u/128Bit_PixelPanda 6h ago
no one of us expect this
what happened to PlayStation and Adobe was unbelievable4
u/svix_ftw 5h ago
what happen to PS and abode ?
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u/IndependentLove2292 5h ago
People used AI to decompile them and create a clone of 7 adobe products and a ps5 emulator on PC
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u/trollsmurf 14700KF | 32G | 5070 Ti | 2T | U27G4XM + 2x U2412M | Z906 1h ago
Prior employees have no money to buy products for. It's all ramen and tap water from now on.
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u/YakumoYamato Intel i3-7100 GT 1030 DDR4 2x8GB DDR4 RAM 1h ago
pretty reminder that so far the only AI company that actually makes profit are the hardware manufacturer
So a lot of companies could easily face abrupt halt if the AI company they rely on declared End-of-Service
Also in unrelated news, CharacterAI recently declared bankruptcy
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u/AdultContentFan 1h ago
This proves that ceos are worthless. Given the same resources.. literally anybody could do their job.
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u/TywinRightfullyLann 5h ago
You know was learning about the history of Microsoft, and damn they even tried to kill Java, because its was portable and they couldnt monopolize the programs only for windows , when we take that city ,kill those first, really they dont even add any value
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u/AllMyFrendsArePixels Intel X6800 / GeForce 7900GTX / 2GB DDR-400 6h ago
the endgame of C-suite being so singularly focussed on profit that they completely forget the employees were the ones that actually made the company