iwangchungeverynight
iwangchungeverynight t1_jdtjfiw wrote
I like the part where everyone in this thread is cool with it, as though it’s okay that China is systematically interweaving itself into American society and we’re good with rolling over and accepting it. That’s not a lukewarm effort to be a xenophobe, it’s a legitimate concern about cultural/community pride. Simple acceptance of another country “doing it better” shouldn’t be where it ends. Follow not just the money but the data stream and then you begin to understand the political and social ramifications of changing minds and hearts that ‘China isn’t bad, it’s the U.S. that’s not good’ and their attempt at the reframing of reality.
iwangchungeverynight t1_jcgcruv wrote
What I want to know is whether OneDrive data will be shared with OpenAI or is this a privatized version exclusive for Microsoft’s use. That could have serious repercussions if proprietary data leaves Microsoft’s servers and customers aren’t notified well in advance.
iwangchungeverynight t1_ixeb9ri wrote
iwangchungeverynight t1_itlo07q wrote
Reply to Apple testing Apple Silicon Mac Pro with 24-core CPU, 76-core GPU, 192GB of memory by prehistoric_knight
“We did it team. We finally did it.”
closes Outlook, waits for system updates to complete, shuts off system
iwangchungeverynight t1_jduwhyi wrote
Reply to comment by Wwwweb in Why Chinese Apps Are the Favorites of Young Americans by PeteWenzel
Unfortunately, all that’s served by these types of posts is reaffirming that social media can be manipulated. My legitimate concern is that people of good conscience but poor critical thinking skills will unwittingly allow themselves to be influenced in their otherwise firm positions.