This seems really neat, and I hope it doesn’t just die somewhere, certainly a cool idea, but 1080p is not nearly enough pixels to stop you from getting a headache after a short while.

Haven’t used Netgear in years, I’m going to assume not, ASUS may not be everybody’s favorite either, but Netgear has been getting worse for years.

I haven’t seen any AI results yet, wonder if you have to be logged in for that.

Microsoft lets you look up your bitlocker key, this is not the catastrophic problem you’ve laid it out to be.

On the plus side, it can’t get any worse.

Well, I wonder if this can be like RaspberryPied or something to make it a set top box…

Uhhhg

Someone tell me there’s an OSS Roku like system out there >_>

Why can’t you just be decent people?

IMHO, they should have not settled, and won a lawsuit for precedent, this is going to keep happening.

Not sure I understand your question, the article specifically mentions the training LLM making connections that were not in the training data, which is a human perspective, LLMs are just math.

Stupid, LLMs do not create new relationships to words that don’t exist.

This is all just fluff to make them seem more like AGI, which they never will be.

I really want for a world where we stop calling LLMs AI …

I don’t think that’s really the gist here, I shopped for M2/M3 before, and the prices are stupid, buy a cheaper one, which you feel like won’t be enough for the lifetime you want to use it for, or go all out and hope that it is what you wanted for however long you need it.

By the time you get to storage, which you can never change, you’re stuck deciding if you go with what you feel you need, or go big and pay big.

The entire model is broken, and 8GB of RAM by default is also really really stupid, unless all you do is email and browse the web, but you shouldn’t be buying a pro model if you’re just needing a larger phone >_>

So you get stuck, do I pay for the future and hope it’s big enough for all the years I want to use it, or am I okay buying another laptop in less than 2-3 years just because I can’t change it afterward?

I understand your sentiment, I don’t mind building and maintaining my own PCs, the biggest problem with the newest MacBooks is that you’re stuck with your purchase, for better or worse until you get another one.

This might not be a big deal for people with light workloads and low usage, but for some of us, it makes it really hard to say yes to their prices, not knowing if it’s going to be enough for 4-5 years.