The real invasion of privacy -- aside from traffic cams, three letter agencies hoovering up everything that passes through fiber, parallel construction, abuse of the interstate commerce law, permanent emergency bills -- Nevermind. Another invasion of privacy is id.me, wherein to access government services people are forced to send their identity to an unaccountable non-government third party operating under rules not restricted by the constitution.

This relentless focus on whomever's on the Other Team as the problem this election cycle, is the problem.While money flows upward toward the new oligarchy class and corruption rises, you're kept bickering with no clue. But it sure feels great to have a team to root for, doesn't it?

A good password needs to be something a human can type in. Password managers aren't sufficiently secure, robust, universal, or user friendly.

The only loser is the customer, for whom these PE-backed, resource starved LLMs will provide terrible service.

It's about privacy, you twit.

No, that's Star Wars.

Grok has started using a "team of experts" approach similar to the lobster. I was skeptical, but the results are enormously better with one LLM handling results from a team. At 1/6 the cost I expect this to result in enormously better overall performance than current top models using a Lobster team.

According to Yahoo Finance this is incorrect.

The pocket money for the case of the person who lost his wallet and was going to get it and arrested on the way. The long sentence for the woman who abused the hotel's good will intentionally. The judge decides. Nothing wrong with that.

Eat your fiber, kid

Bullshit. Bin Laden and your hypothetical engineer know exactly what they're doing. ChatGPT is a tool, no more culpable than a car used to hit someone, or those who made the car.

People feel like if they don't like politician x, each and everything that politician does is bad. That's really stupid. This is a good move by Trump, and I hope it survives the purge of all Trump policies when the next president gets into power.

Not that I think it ever should have been crippled. But this is dumb as hell. It's going to be leaked in three seconds.

A local warehouse clerk announced Tuesday that he intends to start mugging strangers because of recent developments in artificial intelligence security. Derek "Deke" Hargrove, 34, told reporters that powerful AI systems can now analyze any publicly available information about a person and turn it into a perfect plan for exploitation. "Any data you put out there -- your routines, your photos, your habits -- it is all open-source to these AI models now," Hargrove said outside a Loop coffee shop, with a ski mask visible in his back pocket. "They can study it and build a complete blueprint to rob or target you. Living a normal digital life just is not safe anymore."

Hargrove added that conventional security measures have become ineffective. "The only truly secure option left is to go fully analog," he said. "No digital trail, no logs, no AI predicting my every move. Just me, a dark street, and whoever walks by with cash in their pocket." He said he intends to launch his new career tomorrow night.

It's kind of silly. There's an absolute limit to the amount of productivity that can be had at a given price point. Demand more work and your best leave. Pay less and they leave and also you can't recruit. Same with cutting benefits and so on. In a recession like the one we're in you can squeeze a little more but that's still going to bite you in the ass later.