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Coluber: Language Written in Nim. Speaks Nim, C, Vlang, Python, and JavaScript(codeberg.org)
2 points by baranul 3mo ago|0 comments
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Alarm over launch of facial recognition in UK shops that instantly alerts police(theguardian.com)
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by baranul 3mo ago
There is clean(er) and safer renewable energy. The human race doesn't have to pollute and climate change itself into near extinction to greedily chase prosperity at the expense of its children's future.
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Git Takes Another Step Towards Making Rust Mandatory [video](youtube.com)
2 points by baranul 3mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 3mo ago
And that's the trap. Relying on a "perfectly" crafted test or a LLM to verify what is unknown. Yes, LLMs can be very useful, but perhaps it's best for us to be realistic. > making the computer check its own work Kind
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by baranul 3mo ago
At what point are people going to have a conversation about all the pollution and the consequences of so many satellites burning up (metals and other toxic stuff) in the atmosphere and fragments falling wherever. 100k... how much can we kee
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by baranul 3mo ago
Yeah, like to see more disclosures about this. Not to mention the whole background debate on the real costs for the AI companies, at what point prices go up to reflect that, or the possible consequences of being overly reliant on this techn
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by baranul 3mo ago
This is what I have observed as well. Been through many debates about the "perfect plan" and "perfect tests" fallacies. Maybe a way of looking at it, to understand the nature of the issue. Have a LLM translate a novel fr
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by baranul 3mo ago
Even in that context, to just be constantly flagging human actions, can be argued as reflective of a dystopian future. Always being monitored, and every viewable action recorded, categorized, and flagged.
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Revving up Microsoft's 10x faster TypeScript 7(infoworld.com)
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by baranul 3mo ago
Exactly. Already decided to eat there and sat down. At that point, "whatever", for any noticed or not additional minor charges.
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by baranul 3mo ago
That multiple people are clarifying that the slaves weren't immigrants (along with giving references) or that others have a different opinion about something or terms used, is not trolling.
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by baranul 3mo ago
Unfortunately, too many people are getting captured by marketing and are divorcing themselves from reality. A rewrite can be an improvement, even if in the same or any other language. But, there are also levels, in terms of quality and huma
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AI as a weapon of mass cognitive destruction(taoofmac.com)
5 points by baranul 3mo ago|0 comments
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The robotaxi law that could ban Tesla(theverge.com)
7 points by baranul 3mo ago|1 comments
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Another German state heads down the open source sovereignty road(theregister.com)
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by baranul 3mo ago
I see what you're saying, however, the terminology used (immigrant) and then percentages given, were debatably incorrect and misleading. Please refer to reading material, where it makes it clear that slavery is not immigration[1][2][3]
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by baranul 3mo ago
Agree. AI is not there yet, but it seems it is coming, and that would be scary. People will one day be in the scenario, where AI judges human behavior, and then decides what type of punishments to dish out based on it.
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by baranul 3mo ago
Slavery and indigenous are not considered immigration. You might want to study again about this. Being multiracial, and of indigenous ancestry, does not necessarily mean or always count as immigrant. It is nebulous. No definitive conclusion
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by baranul 3mo ago
Exactly! Though it often seems that people conveniently forget the reverse scenario. Them in other countries is fine and relax about requirements, others in their country, not so much.
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by baranul 3mo ago
> excepting about 1.4% of the population - everyone here in the US is either an immigrant or descended from immigrants Your data and percentage, is very wrong. America has significant Black and Indigenous (usually referred to as Indian o
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by baranul 3mo ago
> I want to be clear, not every German person is a frothing racist, i would argue that... Of course not every German has fallen into the abyss of such insanity, but sorry to inform you (for those that have never been), way too many have.
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by baranul 3mo ago
Correct. Seems like various people are confusing the two. The issue of granting PR, is often about an additional tax and labor source for the government of that country. For example: 1) Low birth rates and high ageing population percentage,
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by baranul 3mo ago
> There’s an unspoken rule that artists are not to put Black people as the lead character on their covers. Oh, it goes much deeper than that: 1) Not to do business with or buy from. 2) Not to rent to. 3) Not to date or marry. The list wi
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by baranul 3mo ago
Odin is different enough from those languages, where coexistence and what is offered should not be so much of a problem. Unless, out of sheer competitive or corporate spitefulness against others (the less, the better thinking) and for highe
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Sergey Brin and 11 other billionaires and tech elite against California's Tax(businessinsider.com)
11 points by baranul 3mo ago|4 comments
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by baranul 3mo ago
It makes sense, in terms of general usage and popularity, but not in terms of most requested for the job market or having the most legacy code. Different rankings measure different things, so it depends on what and how people want to assess
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by baranul 3mo ago
But it has long been known that Microsoft actively collaborates with and provides user data to legal entities. It is more a matter of the general public not being aware of this, the kind of data collected, and to what extent will users cont
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by baranul 3mo ago
There is also a strong argument about whether or not Odin can survive the public release of Jai. Which is rumored to be this year, but who knows if that will prove true. Debatably, Odin's limited success, is due to Jai not being availa
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by baranul 3mo ago
Odin is not the only language with Pascal influences, as that applies to Golang and Vlang too.

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