1000 years from now, when space is full of satellites doing compute, people might learn (through the 3026 equivalent of a Tiktok) that this was the first "data center" in space.

Of course they'll talk about the lack of even rudimentary magnetic radiation shielding and astronomical cost of space launch with this first attempt, but they'll also point to the limited surface area of Earth and the atmosphere's much lower radiation efficiency as to why we had to eventually moved them off world.

Then they can tax unhealthy foods and use that to fund the public health care system. If the true cost of the unhealthy food showed up on the sticker price, nobody would be buying them to save money.

Food is among the smallest slice of cost of living, yet has by far the largest impact on health. The hospital is a money burning machine by comparison.

Mine's just connected to a PC. Doesn't get much smarter than that.

LLMs and LLMs as an industry are two very different things. In the future, you can use a free model, and it'll be good enough for almost everything you'd want from an LLM.

Because most people who type in "Fiji hotel" aren't actually looking for a hotel named "Fiji hotel". Most want a list of hotels with prices for comparison.

After boomers are gone, demographically, the millennials will be in charge.

They've ruined everything else from bar soap to paper napkins to casual dining chains, and now they'll ruin politics.

Obviously the new headline will be "Gen Alpha is ruining full length movies".

The legal immigrants all need a passport to get in. Not a US passport but a passport nonetheless.

If the website keeps track of when you transition from one bracket to the next, they what your birthday is.

They can also just fly lower. Cruising at 30000 ft instead of 40000 ft is a 50% to 75% radiation reduction.

Until now, the only generation who could have done anything about CO2 emissions are Boomers. The Silent Generation didn't know what the threat was and they didn't have the technology to do anything about it.

Most politicians today are extremely old and are only in those seats because equally old voters have disproportionate voting power. They are still predominantly Republican, which is a party that tries its best to deny and block any attempt at fixing or even adapting to climate change.

Time is running out for them though, so I think we will see if Gen X is any better when they're the ones in charge.

I know by the time we get to millennials (2040 onwards), there will be enough consensus to take some action. Though it might be too late by then.

You're right, but how it was written never mattered in the first place. Complaining about the process of creating the article is ad hominem. If someone disagrees with the points she raised, then they need to argue directly against those points.

That said, maybe it's not surprising that people who want to remove standardized testing from the admission process would also fail basic logic themselves.

Japan has a very conformist culture. Even if it's not a law, you're still expected to follow it.

That said, foreign companies and open source projects are unlikely to comply, and Japan has nothing near the frontier to replace them. It'll only be able to push its weight around when there's a Japanese alternative they can switch to.

If they were precious enough to preserve, maybe they should've been in a museum instead of being on sale.

It's the store's responsibility to make sure their employees know how to use the information provided and not simply trust everything they're told by the software.

This is the same cause of failure as when SWAT teams go on shooting sprees in random people's houses without even checking the veracity of the tip that they received.