Sure, why would you expect it to be different?
Well I do because not a day has passed since 2021 where the general popular discourse on the subject of AI has not referenced it's functionality as fundamentally novel
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I'm not anti-games.
>From people who would harm them?
Like who? I really hope you don't mean the kids' parents.
this is coming across as intentionally obtuse questioning. Many people, including governments think that adopting specific sexual preferences and identities is wrong and worthy of criminal charges and harassment at a minimum.
Companies are collections of people, and these companies keep losing key developers to the others, I think this is why the clusters happen. OpenAI is now resorting to giving million dollar bonuses to every employee just to try to keep them long term.
that kid at meta negotiated 250m
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All of a sudden I don't hear the "pick yourself up by the bootstraps" folks anymore. Where did they go? Are they in the unemployment line, too?
the Boomer retirement(or lack of) bomb is currently going off. This generation had quite a large cohort who experienced an economic "miracle" throughout their childhood, and developed a troublesome and largely unrealistic grasp of pay and quality of life level for expected labour. They were the generation of just showing up to work and a firm handshake was enough for automatic promotion over time.
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Norwegian news seem to think this is a semiconductor manufacturing plant.
lloooool
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There is a petition to repeal the Online Safety Act[0].
The initial government response can be read as “lol, no”.
i dont understand after (15?) years of petitions with zero results, how anyone is stupid enough to keep thinking they should be mentioned
> Experience has show we cannot build secure systems
It's an unpopular idea because its bullshit. Building secure systems is trivial and at the skill level of a junior engineer. Most of these "hacks" are not elaborate attacks utilizing esoteric knowledge to discover new vectors. They are the same exploit chains targeting bad programming practices, out of date libraries, etc.
Lousy code monkeys or medicore programmers are the ones introducing vulnerabilities. We all know who they are. We all have to deal with them thanks to some brilliant middle manager figuring out how to cut costs for the org.
i used to agree with you but i feel its naive. incompetence is always guaranteed