Bananasplit_00

Summary
The good: voice detection is competitive with voice assistants from Nest and Amazon The bad: still a rough experience, DIY, lots of steps Only costs $35 to $50 depending on the ESP-32 box chosen but also needs the backend "inference server" code running on a PC somewhere in your home  
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It can't play youtube videos yet (or even just stream the audio). But once that happens Amazon Prime music gets crossed off.
 
Sources
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/05/willow-is-a-faster-self-hosted-diy-voice-assistant-built-on-50-gadgets/
 

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oh boy, i sure do love cars tracking us...

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You new to large corporations? 99% chance that savings is not passed to the consumer and merely goes into shareholder's pockets and the C-suites yearly bonuses. 

No one has suggested otherwise.
That's a very abstract definition of "education". Usually people use the term "Hobby", or "side hustle" at best when you're trying to turn something that you buy tools for, into a career with no formal method of education via an accredited institution. 
Calling you out for trying to say education = more money to buy paint brushes for art, or a saw & drill for carpentry is not a common sense use of the term. Nitpicking would be defined as me pointing out that nitpicking is not spelled with a k, or: 
Price, is not in fact, a relative term. 

You're under the assumption, that a big corporation is passing the savings on to the consumer. Usually savings for a company just means more profits for the company and their shareholders, not cheaper stuff. 
 
I wouldn't bet on cheaper spicy chicken sandwiches anytime soon....

Possible scenario :
 
 

Summary
 
During the OCP Regional Summit, AMD announced a plan to deprecate their current AGESA CPU firmware family, citing lack of flexibility and difficulty with scaling as the primary motivations. Replacing is is what AMD is calling "openSIL", a platform-agnostic open-source set of libraries. openSIL is not yet production-ready, and isn't expected to be until around 2026. Priority is being given to server platforms, but the intention is to eventually migrate AMD's entire processor stack.
 
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Assuming this pans out as advertised, this could make AMD king of the coreboot community.
 
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https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-openSIL-Replace-AGESA
 

So Core i9 is going Plus Ultra? *intense BGM starts playing*

Summary
 
Intel is planning a major rebranding with their Core i-series processors by renaming them Core Ultra (insert 3/5/7/9 here) series instead. An example would be the Core Ultra 5 1003H. This rebranding is expected to start with the launch of mobile Meteor Lake processors. 
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This is pretty crazy to hear that Intel is doing a rebranding of their Core i brand to Core Ultra. Do they really want to confuse consumers more? Intel did post a terrible Q1 2023 earning with profits down so much its a first for Intel in history. I guess a rebranding is part of trying to change their image into a new company.
 
The Core i7-1165G7 was just too much. 
 
Sources
 https://www.techpowerup.com/308035/intel-to-introduce-core-ultra-brand-extension-with-meteor-lake-igpu-packs-128-eu?amp
https://boringtextreviews.com/2023/04/30/intel-to-drop-the-i-moniker-in-upcoming-cpu-rebrand/
 

I have two thoughts.
 
First, they've been using Xbox Controllers on remote weapon systems for over a decade because military personnel are used to the command interface. (Heck, professional sport leagues use them for replay stuff, haha.) So, nothing is really surprising about that.
 
Second, of course a Valve product will be at the heart of the Robot Apocalypse. At what point in the last 15 years wasn't that obvious? The Gaben is Eternal.

omg, a computer is used to control things a computer would control!

Asus ROG Ally is 2x faster so they gonna add more and better machine guns.