The Christian conservative movement seems to really have that sort of an outlook. I mean, last year there were some that called out a priest for "the sin of empathy" when she was preaching about taking care of the less…
> Example: many believe the rich ought to be taxed more; but the problem is the Laffer curve: when they're taxed too much, they work less or leave France. So tax receipts go down (not up). Has this literally ever…
There has never been socialism in the EU.
The irony with these AI corpos is that they're okay with scraping all of human creative endeavours yet they get annoyed at others doing distillation on their models. Compensating authors would be a moral thing to do,…
While your point is valid enough -- although it could have been made without this kind of snarky and sarcastic snide -- it seems clear that global copyright legislation is a lot more beneficial to the wealthy capital…
Solving the universe's mysteries is over thing, and if this really was about just the researchers' feelings then your perspective would be the valid one. However, we live under capitalism. People also need to have their…
The Purge was a terrible movie in so many ways but its message is still extremely resonant. It's also about as subtle as a brick wall, yet I'm afraid that it might have been still a tad too subtle.
Maybe I am, but I'd argue that in that case I'm depicting literally all professions as rent-seeking, as people really want to protect their income and livelihoods from infringement that would endanger them. And at that…
Didn't you literally say > Gatekeeping is when a group tries to prevent others from participating in a field or activity. And I gave a way in which charging a price does that. I am open to the idea of being incorrect in…
You'd be ecstatic until you realise "oh damn, how will I get enough money to eat?" Sure, there are probably some mathematicians that are sad that robots can do all the proofs and such for them, but it seems to me that…
Selling a book quite literally is gatekeeping, since the idea is that you're prevented from engaging with the work without paying for it. Even with libraries it was society who paid for it in order for the commons to…
And this is why we must ensure that the AIs get aligned towards humanity and crucially that they don't get aligned towards capital, which seems to be the current trajectory. There's a better chance that a…
Eh, that analogy doesn't really work. It'd be more like claiming that you built a PC when you bought a pre-built one.
Because making things everywhere compliant is cheaper than having both a non-EU and EU versions of software. See also: Brussels effect[0]. It's simple economics. The companies are also allowed to either do special…
Ukrainian special ops. And good riddance, that pipeline was a stain on the Baltic, and people like Paavo Lipponen should be ashamed for ever pushing for it. They won't be, though.
From a user's perspective probably nothing, but from Google's perspective, the benefit is more control. Hell, Google is working on closing down sideloading, so this'll probably benefit them.
> > International relations is only literally anarchy if you take the realist school of thought as representing IR. > > It's literally the state of things: "there is no hierarchically superior, coercive power that can…
International relations is only literally anarchy if you take the realist school of thought as representing IR.
Does translating Quake to Rust with an LLM count as any sort of project, let alone a side project?
Teaching Assistant. Fairly common jargon in academia, but yeah, the GP should have macroexpanded that.
Firstly I'd point out that the difference here is that all of those things you mentioned are things you could learn and the distinction would be that at least currently the proofs provided by AI are inscrutable.…
It's honestly both very funny as well as very sad that one of the most unbelievable aspects of that is them taxing the AI pornography industry. Given that being a Rick&Morty spinoff means that Prez Curtis has plenty of…
Sheep are also cute and fluffy, so people wouldn't suspect a thing until it's too late!
I guess the real question then is why were you programming since the 90s instead of getting yourself into a managerial position. After all, that's basically what you have to do with vibe coding; you tell the agents what…
Then again, have you ever asked a golden retriever about CMake errors? Rubber ducking is a real thing, after all. Besides, a golden retriever would be a good morale boost if nothing else.
The Christian conservative movement seems to really have that sort of an outlook. I mean, last year there were some that called out a priest for "the sin of empathy" when she was preaching about taking care of the less…
> Example: many believe the rich ought to be taxed more; but the problem is the Laffer curve: when they're taxed too much, they work less or leave France. So tax receipts go down (not up). Has this literally ever…
There has never been socialism in the EU.
The irony with these AI corpos is that they're okay with scraping all of human creative endeavours yet they get annoyed at others doing distillation on their models. Compensating authors would be a moral thing to do,…
While your point is valid enough -- although it could have been made without this kind of snarky and sarcastic snide -- it seems clear that global copyright legislation is a lot more beneficial to the wealthy capital…
Solving the universe's mysteries is over thing, and if this really was about just the researchers' feelings then your perspective would be the valid one. However, we live under capitalism. People also need to have their…
The Purge was a terrible movie in so many ways but its message is still extremely resonant. It's also about as subtle as a brick wall, yet I'm afraid that it might have been still a tad too subtle.
Maybe I am, but I'd argue that in that case I'm depicting literally all professions as rent-seeking, as people really want to protect their income and livelihoods from infringement that would endanger them. And at that…
Didn't you literally say > Gatekeeping is when a group tries to prevent others from participating in a field or activity. And I gave a way in which charging a price does that. I am open to the idea of being incorrect in…
You'd be ecstatic until you realise "oh damn, how will I get enough money to eat?" Sure, there are probably some mathematicians that are sad that robots can do all the proofs and such for them, but it seems to me that…
Selling a book quite literally is gatekeeping, since the idea is that you're prevented from engaging with the work without paying for it. Even with libraries it was society who paid for it in order for the commons to…
And this is why we must ensure that the AIs get aligned towards humanity and crucially that they don't get aligned towards capital, which seems to be the current trajectory. There's a better chance that a…
Eh, that analogy doesn't really work. It'd be more like claiming that you built a PC when you bought a pre-built one.
Because making things everywhere compliant is cheaper than having both a non-EU and EU versions of software. See also: Brussels effect[0]. It's simple economics. The companies are also allowed to either do special…
Ukrainian special ops. And good riddance, that pipeline was a stain on the Baltic, and people like Paavo Lipponen should be ashamed for ever pushing for it. They won't be, though.
From a user's perspective probably nothing, but from Google's perspective, the benefit is more control. Hell, Google is working on closing down sideloading, so this'll probably benefit them.
> > International relations is only literally anarchy if you take the realist school of thought as representing IR. > > It's literally the state of things: "there is no hierarchically superior, coercive power that can…
International relations is only literally anarchy if you take the realist school of thought as representing IR.
Does translating Quake to Rust with an LLM count as any sort of project, let alone a side project?
Teaching Assistant. Fairly common jargon in academia, but yeah, the GP should have macroexpanded that.
Firstly I'd point out that the difference here is that all of those things you mentioned are things you could learn and the distinction would be that at least currently the proofs provided by AI are inscrutable.…
It's honestly both very funny as well as very sad that one of the most unbelievable aspects of that is them taxing the AI pornography industry. Given that being a Rick&Morty spinoff means that Prez Curtis has plenty of…
Sheep are also cute and fluffy, so people wouldn't suspect a thing until it's too late!
I guess the real question then is why were you programming since the 90s instead of getting yourself into a managerial position. After all, that's basically what you have to do with vibe coding; you tell the agents what…
Then again, have you ever asked a golden retriever about CMake errors? Rubber ducking is a real thing, after all. Besides, a golden retriever would be a good morale boost if nothing else.