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Huh, I did not know about the wholesale price issue, that's pretty bad.

It also incentivises avoiding cheap sources from dominating the market.

You can't switch water suppliers, so there is no such incentive to be competitive.

The system works fine for electricity and gas, because the grid itself is maintained by the government. You have private energy producers competing to produce electricity, and private energy companies buying it off them and selling it to the consumer. Maybe it would be more efficient if it was maintained solely by the state, but it's not too bad.

Unfortunately, the water system doesn't work that way. It has been parcelled off to various private companies, giving them a natural monopoly.

Putting a trailing comma stops that.

Constants in the code are easier to navigate to than config files.

Okay, sure. But it seems reasonable to expect we can keep improving the tradeoffs.

And they were criticised for this by many other Jewish organisations.

Then why did he publicly do a Nazi salute?

Slop, slop everywhere.

> So some people adapted to this fact by not wearing clothes anymore.

Erm... What?

This looks much better, thank you.

How does using an offline model give up your privacy?

Also, running models locally requires good hardware to get acceptable performance. It's still a large barrier to entry.

No. There are videos of them waving and pointing. They look nothing like what Musk did.

It was clearly a Nazi salute.

Wasn't Imagen 4 released months ago?

That sounds absolutely awful.

So you need to test if the version worked yourself (e.g. via automated tests)? Seems better to have the library author do this for you and define a range.

FYI, this looks awful on mobile. (Chrome on a pixel).

When my wireless earphones reach 20 minutes of charge it starts warning me about this every minute. So this essentially cuts 20 minutes off it's battery life cause it's too annoying to use from then.

Unfortunately for some of us, the UK has gone the opposite direction. We now have to verify our age (or use a VPN) before accessing certain websites.

https://theconversation.com/porn-websites-now-require-age-ve...

> What the article is really about is the idea that all of the money that is now paid in wages will somehow be paid to AI companies as AI replaces humans.

Is anyone actually claiming this?

You either have the option of approving each command manually, or you can let it run commands autonomously. If you let it run any commands then you have the risk of it doing something stupid (mainly deleting files).

You also have MCP tools running on your machine, which might have security issues.

If you decide you want to know I can provide a description to help you figure it out.

If you REALLY don't want to know, it might be best to remove this comment, in case somebody decides to grief you.

They are saying that the option to make AI art, but not doing so, helped to clarify their purpose for making art.

Sounds useful!

Does this only work with JS code?

SEO. Longer articles get ranked higher.

That's a great list!

But then you risk harassment from the anti-AI crowd.

That was exactly their point.

You were agreeing with him by saying his comparison was awful?

That doesn't make any sense.