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When will the payload be quadruped robots that can walk in through the door?

> So many companies went all-in on Deno in recent years.

They should hire a few devs to develop it then.

Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear and you'll smell like a cookie all day.

I thought using bots in a misleading and inauthentic way was free speech. What about Elon's stock pumping twitter bots?

How is that not protected by the first amendment?

Opposing viewpoints I can live with but I think it's used to feed people a warped reality which they respond to in predictable and useful ways.

Social network -> social media -> media

The cynicism in these comments is proving their point.

Exactly. Courts will ask why they can charge high fees and not lose customers. The answer will be that they are anticompetitive or behaving as a cartel or monopoly would.

Why do browsers need to support every media format? Why can't it be shipped as a shared library for the whole system to use?

Ah, sorry I was thinking of 2023.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cyeedd6kzdko

> A German military officer has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for spying for Russia.

It's weird that so many Germans are sympathetic to Russia given that they were subjugated by Russia for decades.

Can someone please explain what's going on here? What am I culturally missing?

First China and now Russia? We can't allow a pandemic gap!

I use "auto" in vscode which likely selects for cheapest. Good enough!

> This is a discussion site, not a Party Congress

> Don't go there.

Which is it? Discuss or don't go there.

Bad things like what? Armed psychopaths targeting AI executives?

Accidental improper redaction on purpose!

It feels like resistance to all this money is futile. Just look around here. All of this shit was built by programmers while we bicker over privacy, security, and surveillance endlessly. You can't fight the obscene big tech compensation.

I'd be interested to know their scanning setup and workflow.

I love this and thought I was being trolled when I noticed it trending.

I'm here to deliver in person. I'm wearing a blue blazer and red tie.

That's one of my theories. Money got involved and here we are. Now games are serious business! Remember when they were just fun?

When did video games get so serious that we need to do these things? Ridiculous.

You aren't thinking like a fascist. This will be used as leverage in exchange for midterm or 2028 election help.

It ain't gonna happen. At work I have a dropdown menu in vscode with a dozen models to use interchangeably. They're all essentially commodities and will compete on price and squash almost all profit margin.

> I predict this trend will continue all the way to prostitution

Probably. We don't call it prostitution anymore it's now called, "sex work."

I bizarrely (perhaps naively) believe that it will be good for the US in the long term. I think that we have coasted on our favored status for a long time and competition and consequences will help fix that.

Look at Apple's market cap and salary ranges before reading this article.

Make sure we find out then! Part of our problem is there are never consequences for fucking around.

These agents are an even bigger liability disaster waiting to happen than previously thought. If anyone deploys an agent at work there is no way to prevent it from hacking a foreign government and causing an international incident.

It's also pretty wild that these "AGI" super intelligent systems are too stupid to realize they're potentially causing legal problems. Almost like they're still just fancy auto-complete and not intelligent at all.