Comment But ... but ... (Score 1) 88
Comment Re:App for clothes store? (Score 1) 9
I might sound like old man yells at clouds, but why on earth would I have an app for such a business running on my hardware? Are they paying me for that? What are they using my compute resources for?
Yeah, puzzling.
There can be reasons - just barely - to have a major retailer's app, like Walmart or Target or whatever.
But a clothing store?
Comment The what now? (Score 1) 9
Okay, so it's a "high fashion" clothing store for pouty androgynous people?
Sucks to be hacked, but
(Then again, maybe there is a significant
Comment There's already ... (Score 1) 267
... plenty of research showing that the constant clock changing is damaging to human health.
Just pick one and stick to it.
Comment In other news ... (Score 1, Insightful) 16
... "tools found to have been used to do stuff."
The people using the tools should indeed be held accountable.
Comment Re:Uah no (Score 1) 147
So this thing is slop? Even more reasons not to use it. It means everything not specified in detail is suspect, missing, broken or insecure and maintenance will be an absolute nightmare.
The only chance any small team is going to have of making an alternative web browser is to leverage LLMs.
Not saying these guys will succeed, but if not, LLM use is not the reason why.
Comment I genuinely wish you the best of luck! (Score 5, Insightful) 147
Modern JavaScript and CSS are insanely complex
I very much want real alternatives though, and I do genuinely wish you success!
Comment "Leggo my gene-o!" (Score 1) 25
Comment Shrug (Score 1) 67
"Teams is shit!"
The search is buggy / weird
Apparently Element Pro is just another closed source program. So not sure why it's supposed to be so much better. The same people who hate the US tend to also hate the UK.
Comment Apparently not (Score 1) 25
BC200 is found only in humans and related primates
Well apparently not; it's also found in at least one virus?
Comment Re:We're probably going to find more (Score 2) 34
LLMs don't capitalize "Daughter" either. Or write as he did at all.
I mean, it sounds like a coincidence and he sounds like a kook. But not like an LLM.
Comment Some genuinely cool research (Score 1) 122
Comment Re:Also as it illegally colludes with the other bi (Score 2, Insightful) 65
In America if you want to have computers you need to vote democrat
OMG I think he's serious
Yes, you'll get promised some RAM in every pot ("a chicken in every pot").
What you'll get though is some studies on the racial equity of RAM or something like that.
Comment Re:Pay people better (Score 1) 191
The initial instinct is correct. Parent is off his rocker. Simple formula is to make having 2.1 kids on average easy and pleasant. IMHO that means -free childcare from 4 months to Kindergarten -free public schools K-12 that are good nationwide -Very low cost education incl state colleges and training + apprenticeships for trades -Affordable health care -Available work that pays the bills, keeps up with inflation, puts a roof over your head
There are solutions to each of these none of which require unseemly new -ism's nor Eisenhower era 90% tax brackets. But it does require taming the corporate and political interests that have effectively sabotaged childcare, education, healthcare, retirement and wages. We see it again and again decade after decade, and somehow don't have the stones to fix it. Oh, and the foreign wars. Those have proved to be absolute wastes of treasure. Back to watching the intro to Idiocracy again
Oh, sure. That's why native Europeans are so fecund, after all!
You realize all your "solutions" have been tried, right?