I am not even sure it is really about trump or the party, and I doubt the energy companies actually care about things like this. DeSantis is deep into the 'cruelty as a status symbol' thing, and evangelicals eat that up. They don't seem to really care what he (and others) do, as long as it hurts and upsets people they see as inferior...

That they made peptides part of their marketing pitch says a lot. This is not a tool for doctors or researchers, but hussle culture biohackers and dropshippers. Now they can be even less creative and hands off with their snakeoil.

I suspect when they picture 'any clinician around the world', they are picturing biohackers running unregulated supplement websites, like that guy who claimed he built a billion dollar company with nothing but AI.

While 'AI" has gotten a lot of pop attention latetly, the actual systems (and the problems they cause) are much older.... 2011 is _WELL_ within the timeframe someone can blame 'AI'. People have been trying to turn over these kinds of processes to various models since at least the 80s.

My issue with it is that it's being cast as some magical "low cost EV". But it's just another marketing campaign with no real substance.

So it's just a battery with wheels and they're still charging over $20k?

So... a big bonus for law enforcement and device owners, not that useful to hackers?

Garbage regulations like IP create these behemoths. If you want freedom, stop regulating monopolies into existence.

Statism creates billionaires.

I guess you nerds will just have to actually boycott these game makers. I always found this movement funny because you still want to play the shitty games these companies put out despite knowing how shitty a company these big game makers are. There are plenty of really good indie games out there just waiting for your support.

Ah, I thought they were referring to inclusion of some kind of LLM based tool right in the editor, kinda like how various full IDEs now have one built (or plugged) in.

Ahm.. what are LLMs doing in VIM in the first place? EMACS I can understsand, that always was a kitchen sink, but it feels like a really strange thing to include in VIM itself.

Researchers within the DoE (and pretty much everywhere else) have been using machine learning in their work for decades. This kinda sounds more like a handout to various companies and reducing the number of tools researchers have access to.

I still don't know what they would be "winning".

Win what exactly?