Comment Re:Good (Score 1) 68
No no books aren't needed either. Humans survived for tens of thousands of years without books. Don't need 'em. Let people learn to read at age 20 if they so desire.
Comment Complains about compiler flags (Score -1, Troll) 47
But the forced obsolescence caused by systemd is fine.
Comment Won't help (Score 1) 68
I mean, good for them for taking this step. Should extend it through highschool, but the root cause of the problems they're facing isn't AI, it's old fashion real-human stupidity making critical education decisions.
Comment Re:Good (Score -1) 68
Any sort of blanket ban is stupid before we have all the data. It's better to try different methods that parents want to try and that will provide us the data for future generations.
Comment Compete with AI and robots? (Score 1) 43
People didn't want to compete with H1Bs being paid $60k for $120k jobs. Well, soon people will have to compete with AI and robots being "paid" even less. Like bro do you wanna compete with a robot that costs $20k+$1k in electricity who can work 24/7, can work twice as fast, and won't sue the boss?
1. We don't have a choice.
2. In theory robots doing all the work is great
Comment Re: We've built the company.... (Score 1) 43
Nothing yet (well maybe enough for daily beans and rice if you can cook). But we have to start somewhere, as a pilot. When the economy gets more automated, GDP goes up, and jobs get more scarce, the amount shall increase.
Comment Re: We've built the company.... (Score 1) 43
They didnâ(TM)t pay or something? Does a doctor ask you for monthly payments after they cure you? I agree workers should be taken care of, but thatâ(TM)s something the government needs to do . Itâ(TM)s not the problem of a specific company that we canâ(TM)t find work. Ask productivity increases with robotics and AI we will need a Ujiversla Basic income. In fact I think we should implement something ASAP - say $30 a month for anyone who wants it. Presumable 300 million people
Comment Re:A republic, if you can keep it... (Score 1) 232
If the guardrails are so ineffectual to prevent the thing from happening, then they're not guardrails, they're guidelines.
Comment I have never said "Oh, Claude Code is so fast!" (Score 1) 18
Comment When did Time stop being relevant? (Score 3, Insightful) 30
Comment Re:A republic, if you can keep it... (Score 2) 232
The system was designed to withstand morons and self-serving grifters.
No it wasn't. The system has glaring flaws in that it requires all members to act in good faith. Soon as they dont, there are zero guardrails.
Comment Re:SHAME (Score 1) 268
Who the fuck doesn't do it West to East.
SMHEO
Comment Re: I look forward to 2029 (Score 1) 268
Decades of appealing to the independents is what got us into this mess, they threw away their base.
Comment Design choices (Score 1) 38
Whew thank God Linux is a monolithic kernel with a minimal attack surface and no drivers up the wazoo to worry about.