That was even more fucked up than it originally seemed, it turned out they knew the map was wrong years ago but just didn’t actually update their map. It was criminal negligence by those specific people who were informed of the school but failed to carry out their duty and instead allowed the school to remain on the targets list. There is no reason those specific people couldnt eventually be prosecuted if the rule of law is restored.
I’ve never seen the New York Post described as “esteemed” before.
Sinema was actually in the Green party before becoming a Democrat. There was a time where her being a Leftist was believable.
You could tax tires, it avoids all the tracking while still distributing road maintenance costs based off actual use of the roads.
I remember when they were calling it “Plandemic” and insisted liberals were trying to turn the US into a dictatorship. Funny how it all worked out and yet nothing was learned.
Somewhere between $90 and $120.
ARR is around 30b, valuation is over 800b.
Not so fun fact about Hegseth, he never washes his hands because he thinks it makes you weak. The man walks around with shit covered hands everywhere he goes.
Epic is worth a lot more than $1.5b
Yep, I grew up being taught Catholics were fake Christians who worship Mary and their saints instead of god, and in so doing are actually worshipping demons because “Satanists” control the Catholic church.
Elon and his brother both used to be very open about working illegally in the US in violation of their visas. There’s also his use of illegal drugs which he has never made a secret of. The evidence is a lot more solid than this bizarre nonsense about Omar.
Regardless of whether your ISP is leveraging their ownership of your router to violate your privacy, they are using it to exploit you financially. Owning your own equipment is always going to save you money compared to what an ISP will charge you in rent.
It amazes me how profoundly stupid these people are. This is almost too dumb to believe. The Strait of Hormuz risk has been talked about for decades, no one at the Pentagon or NSC should be surprised right now.
It is kind of funny that Iran already replaced Khomeini with another Khomeini. Except this one is extra shitty, and now also extra pissed off too.
It gives you more control over when and what Google can do on the device. If you run Google software with network access you have to assume they can track you, but having it sandboxed minimizes what it can do while running and gives you more control over what it does (e.g. you can deny it network access entirely whenever you want).
The supply chain risk designation and threats of imprisonment are completely insane. It’s effectively the corporate death penalty for Anthropic. I expect the stock market would be crashing right now if it were open.
It’s weird to me how controversial this take is here. It seems obvious that lots of people are learning to leverage LLMs for their dev work and that this isn’t going away. I’m personally skeptical we will ever get rid of human in the loop or even that we will improve output quality much from here, but I don’t think either is necessary for LLM use to become standard practice in software dev.
The output quality seems like it is already good enough for the industry so I don’t think the “ouroboros” problem will stop the trend. Even if LLM-generated code quality doesn’t improve at all from here they will continue to be adopted. I think the jury is still out on what impact LLMs have on learning but I do agree it is not looking good. I don’t think this will stop the trend though, just potentially produce an outcome where even fewer programmers understand what they are actually doing. I can see the risk of that resulting in a scenario where the capacity to keep the LLMs going becomes lost, it seems not very probable though and that instead a kind of stagnation would take over in which the capacity for progress via software development becomes much more limited. Regardless, I don’t think that the trend potentially resulting in everyone becoming too dumb to continue the trend would actually stop the trend before that failure state was reached. I think even knowing that LLMs taking over the software industry could result in the collapse of the industry is not enough to stop the people making these decisions or change the economic forces driving LLM adoption. It is a risk they are happy to take.
Setting all of that aside, my original point was that it is becoming impossible to avoid LLM-generated code and I don’t think we need LLM-generated code to become the majority of code produced for that to happen. Depending on how you want to count things we’re probably already at a point where one way or another you are interacting with code that came from an LLM. I think it’s probably kind of like trying to avoid AWS or Cloudflare and still use the web like a normal person, those days are gone.
I think that $600 is a subsidized price and not really useful for comparison. I would expect the Frame to be at least $1000. The hardware likely is more expensive overall since it also includes displays. They aren’t high end screens but they still add significant cost. It is probably more expensive to assemble each Frame compared to the Steam Machine also. I wouldn’t be surprised if the low end model is $1500+