For every possible scenarios huh?

I'm talking about "X OSS software in version Y needed Z second to do this precise job". Not "compare MFLOPS".

Whenever I see a vest that says POLICE ICE on it, I always think that whoever ordered them had a stutter.

While you are technically correct in that, everyone operating in Europe is required to comply with a GPR, there are many who don’t. And they face varying levels of punishment. But Saudi Arabia is not in the EU, and social media company can register in whatever country they want despite their ownership. So what will happen? They will fragrantly violate the GDPR, and escape any fines due to jurisdictional limitations. And even if they do face fines, there are some… “Political “ways to negate them. Sadly, even Europe, as progressive as it is, sterilize on Saudi oil. That can always be used to pressure government representatives into complying with their well rather than the Will of the people.

Although I may not have been as effective as seeing it, that’s pretty much what I was trying to say. Thank you, I suppose, for putting it into more understandable and relatable terms.

Or maybe my algorithm is a lot more wholesome because of how I spend my time? Like, I asked a genuine question. I have still never seen any evidence of it. This is a great place to learn and I'd love to check my biases, but you're not gonna fix a problem people don't know exist, and you most certainly aren't going to do it by reacting the way you did.

Once you get the basics of Python, you need to learn the Pandas library. Also, check out Jupyter notebooks right now, is going to make your life easier.

Let's elect him president so they can't hold him accountable and he can pardon himself!

Maybe if AI talks to AI for long enough, they get smart

My absolute favourite is when your password is too long but they don't tell you that, I guess because they weren't expecting it. It only causes a hitch when you later try to login and it doesn't let you ....

Yale just put a scholar on paid leave because an article by an A.I. powered, pro-Israel site claimed she was a member of a sanctioned group that she apparently isn’t actually a member of. Assuming all that’s true — it was in The NY Times — the investigation should take 5 minutes, max. It was an A.I. hallucination on a fake news site. Case closed. Plus, Yale has endowment worth over $40 billion and the scholar was part of a project that was 100% privately funded by donors. I’m somewhat sympathetic to schools with limited resources caving to pressure from politicians and major donors but Yale could absolutely take a stand. They could probably just threaten to get rid of legacy admissions and have most of Congress, SCOTUS, and political donors in a tizzy over having to send their idiot failsons to a state school.

Hopefully the new maintainer can get releases going again. It’s a great extension!

https://rebble.io/ they are still kickin'

Well, Intel's been talking about killing their fab business, so this seems to me more of an attempt to stave off the "obvious monopoly" scenario where all major fabs are run by TSMC. Sorta like Microsoft propping up Apple in the 90s or Google propping up Mozilla for the last 15 years.

losing just 20% is probably a best case scenario for musk IMO.