Then you would be wrong. Probably best to recuse yourself from weighing in on this dicsussion.

Welcome back!

Executing people up for their impulses (instead of, you know, actual crimes) is not "justice".

lol uh you think backup companies only have your data only in one place? This would be like you thinking your favorite pizza place doesn't know what a tomato is

Go learn about raid or something

That's not what's happening. That's never what happens. Any time someone uses an ai chat bot as part of their work, they immediately turn into drooling idiots.

Yeah, who needs a chatbot when you can make unqualified claims as statements of fact. You don't even need citations, such as the ones you're claiming (without citation) they make up. (Which just to be clear, they do, a certain amount, although a casual interpretation of your words suggests you're implying "always".)

Look, there are lots of problems with LLMs, but I find it amusing to watch people launch into "what I say is true, because I said it, and it sounds true to me" when talking about LLMs being sources of inaccurate information.

And similarly, having people control them is a fetish for most non-millionaires in the U.S.

It's about time. I steer away from Google products as often as I can, due to Google's stance that if you lose access to your account, "Ooops, oh well, just create a new one!"

The Wikimedia Foundation said that this poses a risk to the long term sustainability of Wikipedia.

Not worried, Jimmy Wales has been begging for money desperately every year. I'm sure they have a huge stock pile of donations by now, right? Right?

I use the magsafe on my laptop. I almost always use the laptop in the same place and only charge it there, so it's not getting mixed into my collection and picked back out, and the magsafe is somewhat easier to fumble into place than USB-C. If I was using it long enough somewhere different to need to charge it, I'd grab a USB-C (probably already nearby), rather than collecting the magsafe from where it's set up.

One of the most fascinating aspects of H2O is the sheer number of forms it can take under different conditions.

Do I think 20% of 7% of their trade surplus is a massive blow to their economy? No, I don't, because I can do basic math. The rest of your post is full of the same dumb shit you cusco of, although nobody can accuse you of not being a team player. Enjoy the ride, I guess.

"This is Chinese propaganda"

Do a quick self-learn. The amount of solar panels China was selling to the US before exports was only around 20% of their total solar module exports. Their total solar exports are only about 7% of their total intl trade surplus. They sell as much capacity to Europe in a year as the US has installed *total, nationally*.

I'm not arguing they don't care about loss of business to the US, obviously it impacts them.

But watching the US self-elect to fall farther behind, checking of boxes down a veritable "how to" list of losing US hegemony is far more valuable to them.

In that sense - maybe it is propaganda, but reverse psychology style, because you're doing the lord's work for them.

They could include things like special lines at immigration, rather than just visa requirements. Arriving in Amsterdam with an EU passport is much less of a hassle than arriving with a US passport, but they both count the same on this report. Then there's the question of whether you need a permit to stay indefinitely, or just the passport.

Factories do not have to be the main source of employment today - like agriculture did not have to be the main source of employment after the 19th century.

The base model costs $1,599.

Journalism outlets should start calling these things what they truly are: desperation models. Apple ratchets up the price so much if you want to upgrade past the desperation model that it's practically comical.