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by bulbar 4mo ago
The behavior of both Musk and Trump is easily (and sometimes obviously) explained in terms of narcissism. Nobody talks about it, but my pet theory is that Trunk attacked Iran because he wanted to do it in his first terms but was stopped by
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by bulbar 4mo ago
That's not a fair comparison. If oil companies would get sued for every leak, they had to face millions of law suites and wouldn't be competitive anymore. (Sarcasm to support your argument)
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Mistakes happen. It's not like they contracted with a bunch of such channels, just a singular one.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
I'm not convinced that's the case. I tend to think he just saw something he found cool and triggered his narcissism so he had to come up with something he thought was cooler. That something turned out to be BS and he just dropped
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Reminds me of 'Open'AI. All for the benefit of humanity, of course...
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by bulbar 4mo ago
AI effectively has always been "currently best methods that mimic human decision making".
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by bulbar 4mo ago
You are assuming arguments and argue against them which is called "strawman". You are also mixing up "AI writes the code" and "AI assisted coding" I don't think that's a good ground to start a product
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by bulbar 4mo ago
When LLMs find all the exploits without the source code, they should find them even easier worth the code, no?
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by bulbar 4mo ago
C++20 is pretty common and gives you already a pretty nice engineering experience.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
Fair enough, that's not insignificant. As a German, I feel sorry that you feel the UK got flooded with my people, as they are one of the biggest part of the immigrants. My understanding is, the "original flood" from India, ju
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> the amount of money poured into this should increase by order(s) of magnitude to achieve the replacement level. Exactly. And I found it being obvious after having thought about it, even while not having kids and I most likely will neve
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by bulbar 4mo ago
I argue nobody dared to try. Would be a significant undertaking for the whole society. It's manifesting way to slow so nobody sees the acute urgency, so politicians tend to think about other topic most of the time. Also pretty hard wit
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> extremely desirable from the US birthrate/childcare perspective already. Always a bad idea to compare with the US which is known to have a terrible social net. > The community support and available activities. Interesting. Is i
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> They’ll find it easy to keep their homogenous culture and shared traditional values. Talking about homogenous culture I hope you don't live in the US, because that guys for sure never had one. US is way too big for that which is a
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by bulbar 4mo ago
People from other cultures tend to have more babies.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> Why would the solution to “our people aren’t having enough babies” be “we should import different people to have their babies here”? I'm not "... liberal", however there are two reasons. For one it has turned or to be ve
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by bulbar 4mo ago
The main problem is that solutions would be very expensive and, unfortunately, politicians don't get (re-)elected to solve problems that manifest over the span of decades.
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by bulbar 4mo ago
> Also weird to admit that no country has reversed its birth rate problem, but still insist upon massive immigration being the solution. Because those "floodgates" for the most part have never existed and are just fear inducing
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by bulbar 5mo ago
Why does DeepL translate "Panzerschreck" to "Panzerschreck"? Is that actually a word understood by English native speakers? I know the words "Panzer" and "Schreck" (normal word of used in the appropri
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by bulbar 5mo ago
We have general purpose hardware and we have hardware that's hard wired for specific purposes like ASICs and we have everything in between. And we are only doing it for a few decades. Evolution had million of years of "try and err
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by bulbar 5mo ago
I think the alternative is that our brain, somehow, is connected to some metaphysical aspect of reality which is what most religions believe.
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by bulbar 5mo ago
Just to be sure: The "neurons" in today's AI have nothing to do whatsoever with real neurons. What we can do is simulate very simple brains by simulating relatively few neurons as they appear in worms. In this sense we are mu
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by bulbar 5mo ago
I believe you are overthinking it. I think the sister comment is right that it's a business decision foremost to restrict actions within specific plans for upselling purposes. Without laws, AI companies have a strong incentive to be us
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by bulbar 5mo ago
I read through the comments when you wrote that and didn't find any indication of that. Again, the US is in a desolate state regarding their culture when it comes to discussing politics.
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by bulbar 5mo ago
They are great for self-teaching and great to cheat and not learn anything, depending on how you use them. Main problem is that the technology was very disruptive for education and nobody has figured out yet how to utilize it at scale for s
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by bulbar 5mo ago
> will be different 3, 5, 10 years down the line. Possibly, but it's not a necessity. Click baiting (i.e. yt videos) has evolved to stable standards, that's at least my impression. Also, products often only get improved until t
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by bulbar 5mo ago
To me it seems people had actual problems with newer versions. Additionally, a significant portion of the code changed within a very short time frame. Doesn't matter if they did it by hand or with AI.
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by bulbar 5mo ago
I don't follow Rust closely, but I somehow love that they just did it. I like C++, but it would be much less confusing if the committee dared to change the language or std from time to time. Instead, they only ever extend (with super
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by bulbar 5mo ago
On infrastructure level, let me as a user (easily) decide which Root CAs I want to trust. Have websites by default deliver certs that match my region (i.e. a cert from a European Root CA if I'm in Europe). By itself, this won't do
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by bulbar 5mo ago
When institutional investors and yolo 'get rich' people sell their coins it will drop to (in case of Bitcoin) 2,000 USD again, it would be closer to a currency then. However people would go crazy, because it's only very, very

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