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[254.86 --> 263.04] of its revenue last year from sales in china um because apparently the u.s still maintains a monopoly |
[263.04 --> 270.76] on having the best chips and lots of the best chips are made by nvidia and so they don't want to give up |
[270.76 --> 276.96] like you don't want to lose your china sales and all that money but that's also the company those |
[276.96 --> 282.04] companies are making the most proprietary stuff that they want to keep ankle incubated yeah that makes |
[282.04 --> 285.86] sense i wish we have remote control of that camera right now so we could have just panned down right |
[285.86 --> 291.96] panned down to him so everyone could see this guy who's off screen right now just crawl across in |
[291.96 --> 297.24] front of the in front of the scene uh that that would have been when i said incubated i meant insulated |
[297.24 --> 305.50] ah yes okay anyways yeah this is uh this is going to be interesting because a lot of very smart people |
[305.50 --> 311.54] for a while not just elon quite a few smart people for a while um have been to be fair on each side of the |
[311.54 --> 317.72] fence here we need to do something about ai because it's going to be very dangerous um or people |
[317.72 --> 323.24] saying no we need to be fully unrestricted because this is like the next wave of awesome and we need |
[323.24 --> 327.64] it to come as soon as possible there's been definitely people on each side but i think some |
[327.64 --> 331.38] people are going to be happy about this but i suspect they're not going to think this is the right |
[331.38 --> 338.42] thing to do that's hard i mean like because people in the elon category the open ai category are saying |
[338.42 --> 344.08] that it needs to be regulated but it needs to be regulated globally yes not like not like trade |
[344.08 --> 349.92] restricted which people are going to get past anyways unless it's in terms of like commerce but |
[349.92 --> 355.64] the technology yeah that will get past trade restriction so it's not going to affect those |
[355.64 --> 362.64] types of things at all it's just another trade restriction thing yeah well and which is probably |
[362.64 --> 368.42] just going to create more knockoff culture i want yeah this is my next question is do you think china |
[368.42 --> 373.84] uh cares about these like if this goes through and the u.s is not going to send so much stuff to china |
[373.84 --> 380.80] i don't know if they care at this point they've already invested billions into companies like alibaba |
[380.80 --> 387.98] and baidu and huawei to you know get their own chips produced domestically yeah uh they're that's |
[387.98 --> 392.28] stuff they're doing anyway and if they can't get it from the u.s that's just all the more reason to do |
[392.28 --> 396.28] it and it's all the more market share for their own domestic customer company or customers yeah |
[396.28 --> 404.42] companies yeah companies and customers it's interesting um let's take a i've got an i've got an idea |
[404.42 --> 410.18] uh oh we can oops sorry about that intro there i want to make a straw poll and i want to see |
[410.18 --> 419.20] whether people think this is a good idea or not trade restricting ai products good or bad |
[419.20 --> 425.58] good it's a big it's a cost like let's say it's apple and it just means every time you |
[425.58 --> 431.04] if you want to sell iphones in china you have to pay this fee is that on a per unit basis per phone |
[431.04 --> 437.48] or is it like a flat rate for the company because that's just incurring another cost yeah but a lot a |
[437.48 --> 442.38] lot of these things are fairly uh on the edge in terms of cost and what they're trying to do |
[442.38 --> 447.58] is sell lots of them and what are they what are they even preventing with other products like what |
[447.58 --> 451.76] are they going to prevent i don't know it's like the phone is already going to be bought there if |
[451.76 --> 456.18] someone wants to get it they can get it like if it's like a trade secrets thing it's like oh someone |
[456.18 --> 462.22] flew to us and a bought the iphone brought it back to china now they're all using it looking at it |
[462.22 --> 470.04] probing it like what what are you preventing i don't know but one thing they may be preventing |
[470.04 --> 475.78] is um collaboration between researchers the universities could suffer from this they won't |
[475.78 --> 482.60] be able to have ai research teams so youtube i'm sorry uh i can only post one at a time so hopefully |
[482.60 --> 488.12] you guys get that before the chat wave just takes it away but twitch uh you guys you guys should have |
[488.12 --> 493.50] that link you guys should have quite a bit of that link and you should be fine go away please thank |
[493.50 --> 504.46] you um get rekt results let's see here we go bad okay i don't know my boyfriend jill bff jill no it's |
[504.46 --> 511.80] my boyfriend's friend jill what is that's old what is that from idk my bff jill that's from a commercial |
[511.80 --> 517.62] yeah i thought i'd throw in like a super old meme reference the meme is old but it checks out |
[517.62 --> 524.66] yes i love it also the star wars reference uh so yeah most people seem to think it's bad |
[524.66 --> 531.12] uh we've got a very considerable amount of people not really caring at all which is not too surprising |
[531.12 --> 536.26] well in our cursory overview here that's like a lot of balls in the air to manage |
[536.26 --> 543.56] the pros and cons it is it is for sure we're just a tiny unsophisticated wanshow we don't know the law |
[543.56 --> 550.02] stuff especially american law stuff um but yeah it seems like the people who think it's good |
[550.02 --> 557.18] is a fairly low percentage um people who think it's bad is a really big percentage but another |
[557.18 --> 561.42] thing that i would consider here coverage on negative things what if we had focused on awesome |
[561.42 --> 566.08] i was just gonna say reflect that one of it is us going like oh this might be bad so a lot of people |
[566.08 --> 572.34] might just be automatically agreeing with us yeah another one is another one is i think in a lot of |
[572.34 --> 578.78] cases the automatic reaction to things governments do is negative um and i think the tech community |
[578.78 --> 584.52] especially is very scared of things that the government might do that touches our stuff but on |
[584.52 --> 591.14] the flip side of that i think there's a an equally lizard brain reactionary thing to china that goes in |
[591.14 --> 597.38] the opposite direction uh stop doing stuff in china i'm in favor of blocking china right so who knows |
[597.38 --> 604.56] i don't know it's interesting though but i think yeah like i think there's a lot of polls happening with |
[604.56 --> 610.60] this poll wow that's hard to maybe differentiate the pronunciations of that maybe this uh proposed |
[610.60 --> 616.66] legislation or whatever is one of those light touch regulation things where oh geez it could touch apple |
[616.66 --> 622.60] and the iphone but they won't use it that way and what they'll really do is use it to regulate like |
[622.60 --> 628.52] weapons and cyber security things things that are produced domestically in that realm that they don't |
[628.52 --> 633.60] want going elsewhere yeah yeah now we lost them |
[633.60 --> 644.32] all right well let's keep going for windows 10 yeah the update it's been trying to update since october |
[644.32 --> 651.16] there's more there's more there's more grief it ain't over microsoft says it has blocked the |
[651.16 --> 659.42] october update on some intel pcs due to bad display drivers released by intel they say intel inadvertently |
[659.42 --> 665.42] released versions of its display driver to oems that accidentally turned off no accidentally turned |
[665.42 --> 672.08] on unsupported features in windows and we have the specific uh versions of those drivers in the in the |
[672.08 --> 679.00] wandoc here that you can all check out yeah the original version of windows 10 version 1809 released |
[679.00 --> 686.46] in early october came with an issue uh caused by broken intel audio drivers but microsoft says this is a |
[686.46 --> 694.14] different bug caused by another set of drivers oh geez yeah no eta in the fix |
[694.14 --> 702.14] microsoft is working with intel to expire these display drivers weird way of saying it including |
[702.14 --> 708.54] coordinating with oems and will provide an update on the resolution another weird use of term uh in an |
[708.54 --> 714.38] upcoming update release which was me saying weird things and there was another bug before when it was |
[714.38 --> 718.92] causing people to lose their data it was all their data this is a great update it's the update from hell |
[718.92 --> 724.28] they're still really convincing me to move to windows 10 that's uh so many people working at microsoft |
[724.28 --> 732.16] who are just like oh please stop oh can i just have the holidays already and more fun news rtx 2060 |
[732.16 --> 738.08] heck yeah benchmarks now we got actually fun news semi-leaked give me the pc hardware news my dude |
[738.08 --> 748.74] here we go yeah well final fantasy 15 benchmark oh geez so uh there we go um oh my god the amount of pop-ups |
[748.74 --> 755.02] if you care about this benchmark oh my god yeah oh man how brutal is that every single time you go to |
[755.02 --> 761.52] website now you have to be like i agree to cookies i disagree to the notifications it feels it feels like |
[761.52 --> 767.08] the like early 2000 late 90s like pop-up scene again yeah except you want to do this do you want this |
[767.08 --> 771.80] information do you want this to happen i just got your website dude this is my first time oh google |
[771.80 --> 779.96] chrome how here's my wish list if you could just make it so websites weren't allowed or like i have |
[779.96 --> 785.16] to seek it or something yeah like why does that have to be a pop-up like i'm i don't want notifications |
[785.16 --> 792.00] from like recipes.com like there's like two websites on the whole internet i want notifications from i |
[792.00 --> 796.50] personally don't want notifications from any website i understand why some people do i think it's a cool |
[796.50 --> 802.06] feature but like i don't have it on for linustectives.com yeah but you might like you might |
[802.06 --> 807.72] check my notifications there and you want something to pop up from like i don't know calendar hangouts |
[807.72 --> 814.60] or gmail i can totally understand turning it on trello for those things on like a work computer yes or |
[814.60 --> 820.64] if it's like your computer at home and you have those things off and you turn on like i don't know |
[820.64 --> 824.88] social accounts or something if you care about those things personally i get too many freaking |
[824.88 --> 830.56] notifications already just calm down on the computer space because that's usually my like |
[830.56 --> 835.26] i'm getting work done thing and i'll still get the notification here and it makes the whole internet |
[835.26 --> 840.66] experience so jank yeah like oh things are loading things are popping in wait we're dropping down to |
[840.66 --> 849.08] three fps because accept the cookies accept the block thing you gotta click three buttons to be able to |
[849.08 --> 853.66] access a freaking website anyways uh we're talking generally not just specifically about tom |
[853.66 --> 859.40] i wish i could there's a feature in chrome where i could just block all and then chrome just do it |
[859.40 --> 867.58] automatically what is this video i don't know you gotta get that money baby oh it's an ad |
[867.58 --> 872.68] okay that's okay um anyways the internet |
[872.68 --> 880.96] so 2060s are coming out actually it hasn't even been announced it hasn't been officially unveiled we |
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