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Comment Re:So what's it good for? (Score 2) 72

I don't think that makes the document any less your own than having a human copy editor conduct a similar review which has been done since forever.

Which is what I've been saying as well. If all you're doing is asking for suggestions to something you have already written, using AI is no different than using a human editor. It's your work. It's been written. You're just looking for advice on how to improve it.

This is completely different than people who tell AI what they want and it does all the work.

Comment Re:Implies to me (Score 1) 89

What this signals to me is that whatever you type in to an AI chat panel is a public document that can be shared with the government, and it will be if the owners decide to do it for whatever reason.

Um, that has been true for this website since it was founded. I am mildly surprised that you are only now realizing this is true for AI chatbots too.

Comment Re:100 abuses + 1 million arrests + 20,000 murders (Score 1) 125

Who is making mindless rants about Flock? People who have never felt threatened by crime and maybe some fucked up weirdos who are either casual criminals or secretly aspire to be ones.

Thank you for showing us that your lens is cracked.

Pervasive surveillance is antithetical to a Free Society. Period.

Comment Re:the internet has world-wide propagation range (Score 1) 199

Weird. Communications just aren't all that important to you. *shrug*

Let's hope you never have a need for communications. Actually, since you do not want anyone else to have it either, I hope for ALL of us that a dire emergency where communication would save lives never happens.

I can agree that in non-emergencies, AM radio is an utter waste. I can agree that emergencies where major infrastructure is not terribly impacted, AM radio is a waste. If even one bomb gets dropped, you would be VERY glad for AM radio. The amount of infrastructure it needs is so minimal that a singular individual could stand up a station with minimal infrastructure. A shame all of the Radio Shacks are gone now. Makes it slightly more difficult to set up an AM transmitter.

Comment Re:Damn... (Score 1) 55

America had a republic until Lincolns' War of Northern Aggression.

Oh look, it's the hipster maggot come along to tell us all how great slavery was.

Look bro, have you ever heard this saying:

"The trouble with fighting for human freedom is that one spends most of one's time defending scoundrels. For it is against scoundrels that oppressive laws are first aimed, and oppression must be stopped at the beginning if it is to be stopped at all."
-- H.L. Mencken"

It was indeed, the War of Northern Aggression. The reasoning by the North was valid, the path taken was not. That should be fixed first. Centralized power is the ill that is killing the USA right now.

Since some people are unable to think clearly, what I am saying is that Slavery absolutely *IS* bad; however, the ends do not justify the means.

Comment Re:If they are thermally efficient enough (Score 1) 122

There is not a single aspect of this were the idea is actually good. All it does is tickle the imagination of the clueless. And that is exactly why it gets pushed.

In space, the enraged proletariat will not be able to smash the satellite with pitchforks and rocks. That is why compute in space is so desirable: YOU can't stop it.

AI will be your personal government enforced monitor. Say, "hi" to Big Brother, in space.

Comment Re:Itâ(TM)s just not working out (Score 1) 53

If we ever again have even remotely sane management

Sadly, not in our lifetime. We are too old. The fascists have won. We will be a failed State like Russia or the various governments in Africa, or India... holy fuck. The entire world is corrupt and failed. :(

Billions claim to follow a religion of Love, Peace, and Truth and still allow this shit. Hypocrites... or just REALLY dumb people who can be led to believe that up is down etc.

Comment Piece of shit (Score 5, Insightful) 51

This is the guy who fired the Army's Chief of Staff who was championing a battalion drone unit that was drawing on experience from the Ukrainian army and learning how to operate on a modern battlefield. In addition, the former commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa was also in full support of this unit, but he too was fired by Hegseth.

One of the reasons Hegseth fired both generals was because he wanted to "refocus" to "help ensure the army revives the warrior ethos, rebuilds for the modern battlefield and deters our enemies around the world."

Well golly gee, that sounds exacly like what the drone battaltion was doing until you got rid of it then fired all the generals who supported it and put in your lackey. Now comes this announcement.

Now we're being told of this new command.

Incompetence doesn't begin to describe the drunk.

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