The current AIs are dangerous in some sense, but they’re nothing compared to the AIs of next year and compared to the AIs of a year later
Pardon me, what dangerous company’s IPO were you trying to get everyone to “avoid” again?
The current AIs are dangerous in some sense, but they’re nothing compared to the AIs of next year and compared to the AIs of a year later
Pardon me, what dangerous company’s IPO were you trying to get everyone to “avoid” again?


obtaining games through unauthorised means
If games are going to have DRM, collect our data through unauthorized means, and be randomly taken away without our authorization, then exactly what social contract are we upholding?


Wow! JWST is paying dividends like this on a regular basis. It’s amazing what can happen when humans around the world collaborate on something instead being at odds.


Yeah, pretty sure rote translations of the same logic into a different language is considered a derivative work. This is why companies making their own version of copyrighted software often take a “clean room” approach to cover their asses where different people study the existing software and write the spec than the people implementing the spec.
Anthropic is aware, and it may be the fix here; the joke, not the verdict, may not survive that point.


Not that bootleg videos are really even watchable in the first place. Anyone who has ever misconfigured Radarr and got excited that a movie showed up earlier than expected, only to find out it’s a shitty hdcam release knows the disappointment.
A screen recorded with Meta spy glasses would be worse. Hold your head still, damnit—no, look at the screen, not your popcorn, and chew quietly for fuck’s sake.


I suppose I’m not that up to date on Japanese government and politics. Can you elaborate?


Pastries like that should basically be made from flour, water, sugar, fruit, baking soda, and butter. Pop Tarts are not actually food, though. They have an ingredient list as long as your arm full of disgusting and cheap edible food-like substances.


“Top 10 most popular Linux distro” type articles I’ve seen usually list Mint near the top.


Andrew Ng said artificial neural networks are like a “cartoon brain”, which I think is pretty apt. It’s cool that having billions of parameters (cartoon “synapses”) can result in emergent behavior where a machine can “reason”. That was the original idea from as far back as the 1940s, and now we have the compute and have found a transformer architecture that can achieve the original vision. Very cool indeed. What’s not cool is the tech bros turning the tech into a large scale game of blackjack.
So the criteria is something running the Linux kernel with no concern for what the user space is and ChromeOS is fine? Kind of reminds me of the movie Uncle Buck when he said he quit smoking and switched to cigars.


If streaming shitty shows doesn’t work out, they could always change the spelling to “Pee Cock” and do porn instead.
Useful insight that some MBA types consider debt to be a good thing, so it makes sense to use a different term than technical debt. “Operational drag” doesn’t quite hit the mark though, IMO.


Assuming it’s even avocado oil and not soybean oil or something else cheap to make number go up. Just can’t trust anything made in the U.S.
This one is interesting too: https://www.ucdavis.edu/food/news/avocado-oil-chip-youre-eating-may-not-be-made-pure-avocado-oil
It makes sense that if you can’t be bothered to write it, then I can’t be bothered to read it.
Also, the term “AI slop” puts the blame on a machine instead of the lazy human who doesn’t give a shit and can’t be bothered to so much as proofread a machine’s output based on their half-assed input before subjecting other humans to it and wasting their time.


I used to run Gitea and switched to Forgejo mainly because I prefer a community project over one run by a for-profit company. I never had any substantive complaints against Gitea during my time with it to be honest, but thought I’d get off of it before investing too much further in case it went in a bad direction.


Self-hosted Forgejo works well for my own use. My employer is moving to GitHub Enterprise where it’s a separate instance per company with certain infra shared. Should be a slight improvement, I guess, though probably not a bad idea to make sure internal tooling is built with the git forge being configurable. 😉


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