This presupposes a state strong enough to apply the decisions of those votes, which can't be guaranteed. The problem is that we need government power and authority to exceed that of the AI developers. But this is the…
> Especially in Europe where you obviously have countries like Belgium that aren't nation states to begin with. Belgium has been independent for almost 200 years, and is one of the founding members of the the UN. In…
There have been multiple reports that this was Musk's initiative. https://www.wsj.com/world/ukraine-starlink-elon-musk-trump-d... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/10/16/musk-appro...
> Meanwhile, authorities have offered Smith a plea deal including a $1,000 fine, $1,000 in restitution and three years' probation. She has refused, saying she is innocent. This is nuts. Is it possible US prosecutors…
I think the poster's point was, "Imagine what we could be applying our ingenuity to if the bastards invading us would only piss off."
In what sense will it be killed? I don't plan to stop writing my own messages or notes, just because AI can write, and I seriously doubt many other people who prefer their own voices will change either.
The two can be true at once. OpenAI can be remiss leaving it this way so long, and deleting the files can be a practical workaround.
I'm sure this is a naive question, but have you considered just deleting the logs?
This is just a question of resource allocation and priorities. If a society can afford the displaced costs of unregulated production and extraction, or fleets of aircraft carriers and upkeep for however many thousand…
Pragmatic, but have you considered the predicament you'll be in if you need to go before lunch?
5 years? Look at the leaps since last November. Since the Spring, even.
Your question presupposes new algorithms must come from someone toiling. But AI will be just as capable at developing new algorithms as ripping off the existing ones, surely?
This doesn't sound right. How do you explain places like Utah? (Not that Mormon voting was ever directed by Japanese mating habits. But you get my point.)
> Instead of working with humans, I increasingly work with a fleet of agents. I do too, but it means I have more time in my life to spend with people.
> the notion of the thing that grants you status, prestige, and a living wage being commodified would spark in anyone a profound sense of dread. Not for those without status (which is most people on this planet). But…
Contrary to that hypothesis racists are just as racist when the going's good.
There at the end of your post, your agenda peeps out. > the regime The 'regime'. Also known as the democratically elected government.
> That looks like rationing. What a way to characterize supply and demand variation.
Their last non-flash frontier release was 3.1 Pro back in February. Two new frontier releases at that pace would be Feb 2028.
There's too much chrome. There's no way that I've ever been able to find to remove the fat fixed message header in reading view to see more of the message.
Buddy, there's a Pelican riding it. No real cloud is like that, no real sea is like that, no real gulls are like that. And that's fine because it's a cartoon.
Chris O is such a good researcher and source of information. His feeds have been essential reading the last 5 years.
And it can get a lot worse for the invaders yet. If the FP-9 arrives on time and enters serial production, Ukraine will have a ballistic missile which can meaningfully tap Moscow's power plants. It could be a long…
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Several reasons. First, a long-running SEAD / DEAD campaign by Ukraine last year and early this which thinned Russian air defence throughout occupied territories and left Russia with difficult deployment decisions for…
This presupposes a state strong enough to apply the decisions of those votes, which can't be guaranteed. The problem is that we need government power and authority to exceed that of the AI developers. But this is the…
> Especially in Europe where you obviously have countries like Belgium that aren't nation states to begin with. Belgium has been independent for almost 200 years, and is one of the founding members of the the UN. In…
There have been multiple reports that this was Musk's initiative. https://www.wsj.com/world/ukraine-starlink-elon-musk-trump-d... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/10/16/musk-appro...
> Meanwhile, authorities have offered Smith a plea deal including a $1,000 fine, $1,000 in restitution and three years' probation. She has refused, saying she is innocent. This is nuts. Is it possible US prosecutors…
I think the poster's point was, "Imagine what we could be applying our ingenuity to if the bastards invading us would only piss off."
In what sense will it be killed? I don't plan to stop writing my own messages or notes, just because AI can write, and I seriously doubt many other people who prefer their own voices will change either.
The two can be true at once. OpenAI can be remiss leaving it this way so long, and deleting the files can be a practical workaround.
I'm sure this is a naive question, but have you considered just deleting the logs?
This is just a question of resource allocation and priorities. If a society can afford the displaced costs of unregulated production and extraction, or fleets of aircraft carriers and upkeep for however many thousand…
Pragmatic, but have you considered the predicament you'll be in if you need to go before lunch?
5 years? Look at the leaps since last November. Since the Spring, even.
Your question presupposes new algorithms must come from someone toiling. But AI will be just as capable at developing new algorithms as ripping off the existing ones, surely?
This doesn't sound right. How do you explain places like Utah? (Not that Mormon voting was ever directed by Japanese mating habits. But you get my point.)
> Instead of working with humans, I increasingly work with a fleet of agents. I do too, but it means I have more time in my life to spend with people.
> the notion of the thing that grants you status, prestige, and a living wage being commodified would spark in anyone a profound sense of dread. Not for those without status (which is most people on this planet). But…
Contrary to that hypothesis racists are just as racist when the going's good.
There at the end of your post, your agenda peeps out. > the regime The 'regime'. Also known as the democratically elected government.
> That looks like rationing. What a way to characterize supply and demand variation.
Their last non-flash frontier release was 3.1 Pro back in February. Two new frontier releases at that pace would be Feb 2028.
There's too much chrome. There's no way that I've ever been able to find to remove the fat fixed message header in reading view to see more of the message.
Buddy, there's a Pelican riding it. No real cloud is like that, no real sea is like that, no real gulls are like that. And that's fine because it's a cartoon.
Chris O is such a good researcher and source of information. His feeds have been essential reading the last 5 years.
And it can get a lot worse for the invaders yet. If the FP-9 arrives on time and enters serial production, Ukraine will have a ballistic missile which can meaningfully tap Moscow's power plants. It could be a long…
[dead]
Several reasons. First, a long-running SEAD / DEAD campaign by Ukraine last year and early this which thinned Russian air defence throughout occupied territories and left Russia with difficult deployment decisions for…