Comment Re:Safer? (Score 2) 33
Patents, buddy. Developers know things better than you do. Plus other reasons, but I suspect you'll just handwave them all away because you're very very smart. It's definitely not vastly better than JPEG XL.
Patents, buddy. Developers know things better than you do. Plus other reasons, but I suspect you'll just handwave them all away because you're very very smart. It's definitely not vastly better than JPEG XL.
There's no possible way you're a programmer.
As Eric Raymond (ESR) says, AI is a force multiplier. My elaboration: If you are good at what you do, it will let you do accomplish more good stuff faster. If you are not very bright, AI will let you be not bright more efficiently, but it won't make you bright. It's just a tool. It needs to be utilized correctly. There is no shortage of things in this world that can do tremendous damage if not used properly. AI is nothing new in that regard.
"AI slop" is so 2024. That argument isn't valid any more.
I'm surprised you didn't use the word "slop". Spewing a bunch of slogans that would have to be more clever to make it on to bumper stickers makes you look like the people you are complaining about. There are legitimate criticisms to make about AI, and ways to support and defend those arguments. You are not doing that.
Iâ(TM)m old and not worried about giving up MacOS over this. Apple will add a cryptic CLI method for disabling this that normies wonâ(TM)t have a clue how to do themselves. As always, Iâ(TM)ll do whatever I want with my Macs and my kid wonâ(TM)t have a clue how to fuck up hers.
Its reply to me:
"Yes, in large part."
But that is mostly caused by NVidia's lackluster driver support in Linux.
Uh, sure.
Governments are people.
Sounds like you're not defending Access so much as ODBC.
It's mighty convenient for you that your claim makes it impossible for you to provide evidence of this outrageous claim.
... is not let AI get into the hands of people like Bill Gates. That, however, is impossible.
"These fuckers are why you are seeing less physical switch games as an example"
Buwhaha
If you do something right once, someone will ask you to do it again.