No, it's not. Thinking requires understanding. Machines are incapable of doing that. They can recombine new facts, but they cannot and will never be able to think.

The primary theme seems to be tattletale outrage bait from them. Easy content.

Maybe there's something more interesting behind the paywall.

It's an obvious standards violation to not call themselves 402 Media.

Anyway do they address the Doppelganger Problem?

For the lawyer cost of these audits every one of those companies could have an OpenJDK Core developer on staff and get first-class support in-house.

KLED

Every TV sold in the stores today has xxLED in the branding.

Only the akshully crowd would be triggered.

Is it not possible to allow a query to a government issued ID card - "is the holder over the age of 16?" Yes/no.
That is all they need to know, so that's all the info you should have to give them.

I am close to certain I must be missing something...

Everyone pile into the trades just in time for the next cyclic construction industry bust.

Here's another small tweak: Fold the line back on itself to form a grid!

That way, you can ditch the whole train thing and just walk to all of your destinations. Plus, you get an urban plan that has been proven workable since the days of ancient Mesopotamia.

How many companies used llama instead of paying OpenAI for API access?

If Meta saw OpenAI as a market competitor then denying them revenue is a cunning move.

Especially if llama isn't Meta's core competency but ChatGPT is OpenAI's.

Maybe even legal in that aspect, though they both seem super guilty of not paying for copyrighted material.

You only pick those countries because you live in the one that is and has been the worst of the lot.

The COVID mRNA vaccines were the culmination of decades of research into genetic vaccines that could be in essence engineered to target a selected antigen without the years of trial and error that are required by the methods we have been using since the 1950s. Within days of the virus genome being published, they had a vaccine design, the months it took to get to the public were taken up with studies of the safety and effectiveness of the heretofore untested technology, ramping up production, and preparing for the distribution of a medicine that required cryogenic storage.

It would be unreasonable not to give the Trump administration credit for not mucking up this process. But the unprecedented speed of development wasnâ(TM)t due to Trump employing some kind of magical Fuhrermojo. It was a stroke good fortune that when the global pandemic epidemiologists have been worried about arrived, mRNA technology was just at the point where you could use it. Had it arrived a decade earlier the consequences would have been far worse, no matter who was president.

The lesson isnâ(TM)t that Trump is some kind of divine figure who willed a vaccine into existence, itâ(TM)s that basic research that is decades from practical application is important.

Maybe it'd help if the US wasn't such a war monger and, instead of bashing China, stopped manufacturing weapons and the wars that require them...not to mention the emissions from the military industrial complex and the military itself.

You never know, if the US wasn't threatening China so much, maybe China would also manufacture fewer weapons/etc too. Win-win.

Do you have a reference to show they're using old power stations, which are presumably dirtier than the new ones China are using (while shutting down their older ones)?

Is it not done via accounting? So, it's not literal.

How does Ecotricity do it? AI...

Ecotricity claims its electricity is 100% renewable by directly generating power from its own wind and solar farms, purchasing clean energy through agreements with other renewable producers, and using REGO certificates in a transparent way. Unlike many suppliers that engage in greenwashingâ"labeling fossil-fuel electricity as âoegreenâ by simply buying certificatesâ"Ecotricity ensures the energy and its provenance are genuinely linked. Its model actively supports investment in new green infrastructure, making it one of the few UK providers recognised for truly decarbonising the grid.

> Second, it seems that

Facts please, not conjecture. Stopped reading this nonsense at that point.

The USA caused the problem so it should have the burden to fix it. China is doing a lot and it's policies are constantly changing to fix any problems and improve things, while balancing it's efforts with the benefits of the country as a whole. It's a grown up attitude that contrasts starkly with the policies of the USA government.

They are developing and using clean burning technologies though, as well as clean mining technologies.

That remains to be seen from the USA's switch back to coal.