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Cake day: October 20th, 2023

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  • Steve Balmer isn’t the most sound minded individual and it’s almost expected that Microsoft is going to play down Apple.

    I don’t know too much about Clifford Stall but doesn’t seem like an expert in technology and so a poor assessment is to be expected.

    3D TVs. We could find people who said 3D TVs were a fad. Almost like people say both things and they can’t all be correct.

    To be clear. I think self driving cars might be a think in the distant future but not in mine or my children’s lives. Tesla has an insane amount of data and even they struggle in different sunlights and you couldn’t apply to that to the uk as the roads are so different that you would need an amount of data filmed in the UK. Then do that for all countries.

    Are any other manufacturers even attempting this problem because Tesla is losing market share by the day and it won’t be long before their investors will want them to stop spending money on FSD to allow them to turn a profit. What with Elon turning most people away from his companies for being a cunt.



  • I don’t know about that.

    Pop culture allows people with a voice/audience to have their say which influences the cultural zeitgeist.

    Take Kendrick Lamar since I’m a huge fan and OP mentioned him specifically.

    In 2018 he earned a Pulitzer Prize for Music, making history as the first non-classical or non-jazz artist to win. The Pulitzer board praised the album Damn for its “virtuosic song collection unified by its vernacular authenticity and rhythmic dynamism that offers affecting vignettes capturing the complexity of modern African American life”. Essentially, the album was recognised for its deep storytelling, social commentary, and innovative musical composition.

    It’s incredibly reductive to label all pop culture as mindless drivel. When if you look, there are actually many artists who have a message to spread and are socially conscious.