Comment Re:Synergy (Score 1) 138
Who's laws does SpaceX XAI have to obey once in space?
American laws, assuming Article VI of the Outer Space Treaty remains in force.
Comment Re:Copyright (Score 1) 86
Not a problem for Torvalds; he doesn't care about copyright or software freedom.
Comment Good idea, bad host (Score 2) 34
Curation of libraries, separate from their developers, has long been missing from PyPI, npm, Cargo and other such platforms, to mitigate supply-chain attacks. I welcome the idea, but it needs a better steward than Broadcom.
Comment Re:"built and designed to be fully reusable" (Score 1) 179
Yes, that too, but hopefully they'll explode less often from now on. :)
Comment Loophole (Score 5, Interesting) 126
There is a loophole in the text of the bill. Particularly section 1.2.e:
(e) "Net zero policy" means any policy, program, or initiative designed to achieve a balance between total amount of greenhouse gas emitted into the atmosphere with an equal amount removed from the atmosphere.
If a program targets an unequal amount, like [ removed = 1.5x emitted ], it would not be affected by this bill.
Comment Re:clueless (Score 1) 214
He tried because he had hope it was redeemable.
Comment Re: They can only self-improve if they are capable (Score 1) 216
That worked in T2. Not so much in T3.
Comment Pokémon Go (Score 2) 27
One would think their own Pokémon Go would count as prior art, released in 2016.
Comment April 1st (Score 1) 103
They're a little bit early, but this part has to be a joke: "Wang suggests guns, which have a long history of age-verification features not quite working."
Comment The 49MB Web Page (Score 1) 51
This could be ameliorated if websites didn't insist on pushing tons of ads and other junk, which bots just ignore anyway.
For illustration, a blog post: The 49MB Web Page (Hacker News discussion)
Comment Re: Claude : hold my beer (Score 1) 61
What is git gui?
It's functional, but written in Tcl/Tk, so the JavaScript addicts can't theme it.
Comment Re: 100 Gigawatts. In a vacuum. (Score 2) 245
No such chips are hardened, but the funny thing about AI and radiation interference is that LLMs are just random noise anyway, so a little bit more noise won't hurt it noticeably.
Comment Standard Youtube License (Score 1) 87
You also grant each other user of the Service a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to access your Content through the Service, and to use that Content (including to reproduce, distribute, modify, display, and perform it)
Comment License violation (Score 2) 51
This seems to be a violation of the CC-BY-SA license granted to Wikipedia by its editors, since the AI companies do not give proper attribution in the output of their models. (Given the vast volume of sources each model has ingested, it would be impractical to do so.)
Comment Incomplete (Score 3, Insightful) 53
The good thing about old QWERTY phones was that they didn't have a touchscreen. Physical buttons for Answer and Hang Up, among others. Fix that, then we can talk.
