AI is not eliminating jobs it is changing them, just like computers and robotics has in the past and the assembly line did before those. Everytime we have had a leap in technology it has made some jobs obsolete but the reduction in costs leading to cheaper prices has increased demand leading to more people being employed to run the new technology.

Yes it is disruptive and it will require people to retrain for different jobs but that has been the case with all leaps in technology: short term disruption but longer term higher employment and increased quality of life. There is absolutely no reason to believe that AI will be any different.

Exactly, so how is it that guns are perfectly legal while you are banning fireworks? The UK has very strict gun control laws but every Guy Fawkes day lots of people set off fireworks in their back gardens perfectly legally. California had 11 deaths due to fireworks while the UK had zero firework related deaths in 2022/23 and only 7 deaths in total from 2010-2023.

So making fireworks legal - while putting some limits of the types of fireworks allowed - seems to save lives, especially when you factor in that the population of the UK is 70% larger than California.

Every two hours, lol. It already takes 8 days to drive across Canada, don't need it to be 12.

Components are just as crazily marked up in the U.S. I wouldn't be at all surprised that the Chinese manufacturers can get even better pricing then an individual could from a Chinese supplier due to volume.

No one has said there aren't people that an EV works for. But personally I can't imagine not going anywhere. You may be ok with that and that's fine.

Ok but you are buying "a drink and snacks" because you stopped there. If you did not stop there then you wouldn't have bought anything.

So then read any story about polio. It all happened in 1955. A disease eradicated by a non sterilizing vaccine.

LLM crawlers are understandable these days, but who on earth is actively trying to take the FSF down?

A bunch of heathen VIM users trying to stop people from accessing EMACS? What the heck?

Let's say you actually managed to take down the FSF website. Who would even notice or care? How would that help your hacker rep in any way? You'd be a laughingstock for making the attempt.

What happens when one of the libraries that the AI used has a security vulnerability and another one is replaced with another library with a different API? Now you need to start from square one again?

But that begs the question, how was it that there was no one else in this competition that didn't know how to put "a few libraries together" manually?

Doesn't capitalism dictate that everything is good as long as a sufficient number of people pay for it?

Before I waste my time, what source will you believe? Should I find something from NIH? WHO? name any scientific organization or any other AI than copilot.

How many trees saved per panel?

Yes because there are no trees anywhere in the world we may need solar.

I don't go places where I am buying things specifically to entertain myself.