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Thanks for clarifying

"The Paris prosecutor's office said that "an investigation to establish the causes of death" had been opened, noting that no suspect was found at the scene on Tuesday evening."…

People don't have hobbies anymore. I can probably count on 1 hand the number of people I talk to that actually have a real hobby, something they do in their spare time. Everyone’s just scrolling …

https://www.dexerto.com/gaming/stop-killing-games-fails-to-s... …

They just had a pretty major setback in court.

Also interested in what their biases may be. Being "slow" isn't really enough, they also need to be fair and honest.

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Maybe, I don't know. Sprit Airlines closing up abruptly like it did may refute your premise. They were the cheapest of the cheap, people hated them and now they are gone.

With numbers like that I guess they have no reason to make flights more comfortable or convenient. I just did a cross country flight and back 2 weeks ago and I'm still recovering from it. I reall…

68.4% is actually a lot. Considering how badly abused email has always been, I'm actually surprised its nearly 70% and growing. Cup half full I guess

Bad analogy. Compilers don't reason, they don't hallucinate. They take the language as given and "compile" it to the equivalent binary based on strict definitions in the language. …

Obviously you can't give them an IQ test but all the data I've seen (and I am no expert here) shows they are possible the smartest arthropod out there. There are of course different species …

Jumping spiders are smarter

> I'm not sure how relevant the sentiment of average people are regarding the future. They vote. They buy the products. They are the only ones that ARE relevant.

> AI is different than previous technologies in that a sufficiently advanced AI can "adopt" itself. Literally does not exist

Judging by the IT maturity of most of the companies I have worked with in the last 30 years, my guess is we're about 10-15 years from any serious changes, solely because adopting AI will require …

At first yes but just like any muscle it would adapt and probably quickly.

Benchmarks mean nothing anymore. I don't even look at them, especially the ones the companies release themselves. Independent benchmarking may still provide some value but even then, I doubt it.

"Trust me bro" - Wall Street Journal

Works for me every single day and has for about a year

As a former employee at Micron, to hell with them. They had decades to build out fabs and didn't. Now we have a supply problem and they drag their feet and cut off consumer RAM entirely by closin…

> Claude Opus 5 is not more capable overall than our most capable general-access model, Claude Fable 5 Ok then so what's the point?

What e-waste would you be referring to?

There are whole fleets of unmanned drones being flown by the military today

Airlines treat people like cattle then wonder why people behave like animals. I just did a cross country trip, about 4 hours per hop. I was so sore after that I've basically sworn off traveling t…

Seems driven primarily by wanting a BSD licensed option. The OpenBSD folks are very talented but are also very ideologically driven. I'm not sure this will get a lot of attention but it is nice s…

Recession isn't the driving factor. Many companies will actually increase staffing during recession to "grow" out of it. My former company used to go on merger and acquisition sprees du…