It's 6.2 GHz and they set the voltage to 1.85 V. Both is stated in the article. You must have missed it.

Xtract Ze Vucking File!

The dotcom bubble was different. Now, everything related to actual AI development is hyped but the dotcom bubble inflated entire indexes, "new market" indexes were setup comprising companies nobody had ever heard of. It was orders of magnitude worse.

Upvoted for your edit. Publicly admitting you're wrong has become too rare.

Poor Windows NT.

I won't nitpick how Linux is a kernel not an OS but how is it not widespread? It just runs basically the whole internet...

The reasons the average Joe doesn't use it for their desktop are convenience (Windows and macOS come pre-installed) and that you can run into technical issues due to bad support by hardware vendors. The latter is a chicken/egg problem and will possibly never be resolved.

Anyway, I disagree it's due to the number of choices - we don't need monopolies. Your grocery store is full of different brands of cheese and all of them still stay in business.

What else would anyone expect the CEO of an AI company say?

Bullshit. Learn how to train new hires to do useful work instead of mundane bloat.

Why are speculations voted higher than this accurate answer? Link to the Github page for everyone to check: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy#whys-it-called-lemmy

Well, it's usually closer to the hardware though. Your average x86/64 software dev doesn't have to struggle with pins, addresses, buses and timings that much, if at all.

I'd use separate accounts. I like being able to recognize bots by their user name.

No idea what you mean. I just quickly wanted to update before calling it a night, got a grub update and now it neither boots the default nor the fallback image. I use Arch BTW.