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Comment Re: I would wait for Alabama to get back on this (Score 1) 42

I'm not sure if you are being intentionally disengenuos by omitting the fact that Claude Code is not the source code for Claude, but either way you're pay is stupid. The good news is that you can, with your far superior serious knowledge and skills, spin up a major player in the AI space yourself and get rich in no time. g00d 1uck!

Comment Re:Raises hand to ask question... (Score 1) 46

How many sites similar to Hugging Face are there? You get that if an AI wants access to other AI models source code it knows to look there rather than walmart.com without having to traverse a list of potential targets, right? Or are you one of these "I refuse to look at the evidence / AIs don't know anything, and can't think or reason" slashtards?

Comment Re:Can't you already pay with the app? (Score 1) 79

1) Just because you *can* do something doesn't mean you should. Not everybody wants to install the Walmart app on their phone. 2) If you think only people who drive to Walmart shop there, and there are no Walmart's anywhere near public transport I have no idea what planet you are on, but it isn't planet Earth.

Comment Re:Careful... (Score 1) 72

I'm sure that will comfort the grieving family. Q: "What happened? Why didn't you answer when I called 911? Why are they dead?" A: "Don't worry ma'am ... it's just a design and implementation issue. I'm sure they have the system still working in Heaven. I hear they don't have any idiots who think that blaming everything on the engineers makes sense up there"

Comment Re:camelCase or PascalCase? (Score 1) 30

Microsoft never follows anyone's conventions, usually reversing the standard when possible. They use "\" rather than "/" as filesystem separators, for example. In this case there is StandardCamelCase, and then there is microsoftCamelCase. Microsoft does not capitalize the first word or syllable, but they redefine the term CamelCase to "PascalCase" despite the fact that it originated in earlier languages like Smalltalk and Mesa, and just call microsoftCamelCase CamelCase, despite the fact that it can be confused easily with Hungarian Notation (staring the variable name with a type specifier.) They do all of this to try to keep market share, so that it becomes more uncomfortable to move to systems that actually follow standards. If all if this is confusing, that was Gates' intent when he began this kind of shitfuckery 4+ decades ago. His legacy of standing in the way of progress in computer technology continues into the present day. It is *never* about what is good for the customer or developers, and *always* about what generates more money and greater lock-in.

Comment Re:That paradox that is transparency. (Score 1) 12

Users decide what applications they install and use, or they get a system administrator to do so. Since you said "your computer" it is fair to say that "you" are both the user and administrator. You can't explain it further because you don't even understand what you are saying. If you are running an OS that forces you to use AI then you are using the wrong OS. Furthermore, you aren't force to set up your applications to use AI running locally on your computer. Finally, you can enable and disable service, even on Windows. If you are going to try to snarky at least be right.

Comment Re:EFF remains agressively stupid.. (Score 1) 64

This question doesn't require multiple paragraphs to address (wrongly, I might add), because there is already a single sentence that you should have heard in a high school civics class you either never heard, forgot, or didn't understand: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," - Benjamin Franklin

Comment Re:And so, Flock Week becomes Flock Month (Score 2) 64

First of all, this is directly related to the threats presented by AI and AGI. It's called mass surveillance that leads to a police state. You don't think that AI is a major component in modern mass surveillance technologies? Secondly, even if I concede that global warming is the bigger threat, so what? Are you incapable of understanding more than one problem at a time? Lastly, you are so put out by the cost of having stories on this topic in the feed that you took the time to post in the comments section.

Comment Re:Make it a local election issue (Score 1) 64

How do you propose to make an issue of US Constitutional violations a local issue? Do you propose to make the Constitution opt-in with each state, county, town and villa deciding for themselves? I understand your point, and it sounds great ... until you think about it. The Constitution protects us from exactly that problem. If it didn't then outsiders traveling to and through certain sections of this country would be very dangerous indeed.

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