I've been to both California and Texas. If I had plenty of money, I'd live in California. If I didn't, I'd move to Texas. Similarly, if I had the money, I'd buy a Mercedes. If I didn't, I'd settle for a Nissan.

... and we need more houses to achieve steady state stability. We aren't there yet.

Hold on. If the minimum wage is above the value a person can provide, but the minimum wage is significantly below a living wage, then the problem is not the minimum wage. It is some other problem. Is there an economist in the room who can sort this out for us?

>My email address is not a secret.
You're telling me ChatGPT served up something that was not a secret. I'm shocked. Shocked.

I hear you. But based on my interaction with offshore call centers, I think LLMs will generally outperform them. This is not a troll.

Like al bubbles, it will be spherical. Duh.
The hype cycle is a well known and well studied thing. I don't think we have to ask what a tech bubble looks like.

I mod up references to APL. I have to program Java for a living and it sucks. Then again, I only like to read code I wrote. If I have to read other people's code, I'd rather read their Java then their APL.

Tell a story? You'd need Joss Whedon to do that. He's the real hero of the Marvel Universe.

Segregation of duties is an important part of operational security. Fortune 100 companies have distinct development, test, and operations groups. The test group was like a firewall between dev and ops. Each group was responsible for managing the access and credentials to their environment-- dev, test, or production env. It was very effective.

and it influenced my thinking. It was part of my training data as a human being. And the book was copyrighted! Will this law finally hold me accountable for being educated?

I'll use a VPN to connect to an LLM outside of the US. From writing bash scripts to researching products, I now rely on LLMs.

The source of the data was the Internet. Happy now? First the DMCA, then "click to accept cookies" and now this. It makes politicians look extremely stupid.

Batteries would be even more awesome than hydrogen. For that matter, a water wheel would be more awesome than hydrogen.

I'm not a scientist but I have a good way to create hydrogen too. I stick some electrified wires in a bucket of water, and I capture the gas that comes off the cathode. Storing, transporting, and converting the hydrogen into useful power are the hard parts.

I haven't forgotten. It was George w Bush's State of the Union speech. He touted the new hydrogen economy. In the same speech he said we were going to put them in on Mars.