Comment Re:Mozilla fucks it up again (Score -1) 31
also the unlife state, not necessarily the browser dev's fault is leaving the door broken on the hinges for insecure applications to get in.
also the unlife state, not necessarily the browser dev's fault is leaving the door broken on the hinges for insecure applications to get in.
Browsers have been slowly sinking in to the service layer as some kind if user agent since the early 2000's or before. Maybe disappearing altogether like how windows device manager became the agent for the user experience. Instead browsers are made to do things like talk to the OS for the user even when they aren't using the system like a transitional state of compromise.
mod parent up!
(me)!
the burocratic fail in many western countries is if you never actually applied for asylum they can decide at the meeting that you have due to bad processing. in other words the oppression you are fleeing is the immigration process at the destination country! they won't tell you or course. so this person has possibly applied for asylum(never did), denied asylum(never applied), and denied immigrant status because the job skills they never listed were deemed undesirable.
Just the same finally people are beginning to realize that every solution does not require a building full of GPU's.
The efficiency of generative AI slop or not is the point. And we've had this discussion about web design in general and how the pigeonhole effect that frameworks have on style choices, style lost. Still
it made changes like a compiler optimization? no a single person can with no knowledge of a program other than the first 50 lines they parse in the beginning for example, can understand how to make it bug proof. you cannot assume calling functions , functions to be called immediate needs to refactor at all based on current needs..... it looks like the llm is interpreting code intended to work but in the narrow context the user is working in like that 50 or so lines they understand for example....
Honestly, why not use progressive taxation funds to support the creation of new business startups that will compete with established business? I think this would provide founders an alternative path outside of the private investment path, which would in-turn generate more companies that are not solely focused on ROI and would have the freedom to have a product-centric focus.
the bill essentially tries to address failures to identify monopolies. if the federal is not discouraging monopolies and private investment from those same entities is unchecked how are tax funded startups to compete?
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