AI models produce slop code, but that's what programmers have been producing for years anyway, now it's just ever so much moreso. When autocomplete was invented, it was great, but then sloppy programmers wrote code that couldn't be understood without autocomplete tooling.

Now we have 99% of the people in the industry who joined for the money, not because they enjoy programming. They write more slop.

AI is just the next iteration. Doesn't work in edge cases? No problem, write a ticket I'll fix that. I'm just here for the money.

Wow, that's kind of amazing, tbh. You are right, heat pumps really can't get any more efficient!

My god, it's full of electrons!

Turn your brain on, fool.

The military part of Afghanistan was easy. Rebuilding the country was hard. The US military can destroy, it's good at that.

Here's a chart of energy use by fossil fuels.

The big chunks are transportation and electricity generation. Residential heating is a relatively small issue. As heat pump technology improves, people will naturally pick them up.

Do cartoons bother you?

You are wrong. The logical fallacy is only to help you understand why you are wrong.

That's not clear at all. There's not much population in the Iranian land region along the Strait, a relatively small military operation would take control of it. It would require boots on the ground.

The only hope the Iranian regime has is that Trump won't put boots on the ground. I have no sympathy for the Iranian regime.

It's kind of surprising how little press coverage Artemis has gotten. People flew around the moon.

Seriously? Turn your brain on. You can think better than that.

I can accept art as communication, but how do you consider it dialogue? A dialogue requires the listener to respond in some way, it's a two way communication. How is the listener answering back to the artist?

The people who don't have a problem with it aren't complaining.

It's clearly not real, but cartoons are also clearly not real. And we enjoy cartoons.

Everything you said is right, but it doesn't lead to the conclusion. Yes, actors have lots of skills. But that doesn't answer the question:

If AI can do the job of an actor, why would acting deserve special protection from automation?

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