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In history having children wasn’t decision based like it is now.

Now it‘s easy to have sex without the risk of getting pregnant unwanted.

So know you have to provide the right environment so people want to have children.

Back then the choice was much more limited.

That’s how you get loveless marriages and kids whose purpose is being a tax break.

Good wages, enough free time, affordable housing, free child care, universal healthcare.

That’s the better way.

There plenty of people who want to marry and get kids but they don’t have enough time and money.

You mean OpenSI

So now Slovenia has the new TLD everybody wants.

Time to register x.si

Will OpenAI change its name to OpenSI

> The first thing to remember is that the world is not static

And you didn’t remember that when you said no to MCP?

No, no MCP for now?

doubleplusgood

Where did I say non-violence?

I said don't murder civilians

> Iran’s nuclear weapons program and ballistic missile capabilities have been severely damaged

Is that the same program that was compeletly damages last year?

> They are a defamation-as-a-service company.

> That technological innovation is exponential and carbon capture can likely be made economical relatively soon.

Sounds like the other predictions that were wrong.

> Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye

It’s missing the art part

If you reach a certain market power it isn’t so easy anymore.

If you become something like public infrastructure you have to act like one or reduce your importance

But isn’t this the internet censoring a government?

Because the attackers won’t delay their attack when no valuable target is online

But"People who work for OAI got fired for using AI to do their job"

That's exctly what happened

My point is not the money spend but that bots not only create traffic on web sites but also app stores

That means nothing, see

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49662990

> I spent $220 on Google app ads. 60% of the installs were robots

Sold for a full price, so it’s a sold product.

But should the AI simply obey?

But should you see that if you just use it as as service?

Did you read all the links?

Google search did the same and more than once the link didn’t contain what I searched for

It’s mutual dependency. The developed and controlled chips can’t be made without EU lithography.

And it doesn’t have to be a bad thing to not exist in AI given all the damage that is done by AI.

US hardware with chips made in Taiwan created with European lithography systems?

Maybe we shouldn’t act like the US aren’t dependent on the rest of the world. Let’s look at US debt

> overly burdensome regulatory bodies that are concerned about such things like how the top of my bottle cap functions

Better than a government that fears the word gay

> and how low i set my ac temp leads to an incredibly hostile business environment and stagnant culture.

You are quite a cherrypicker, aren’t you?

How about the regulation to have USB-C as a standard or replaceable batteries.

Or one of my favorites, the ban of ingredients that cause cancer.

BTW ever heard of Frauenhofer IIS or ASML?

Are these the same companies that claim that companies are people?

They exist to make money but not by all means.

Companies are allowed to make money because it’s a net benefit for society.

If that changes companies lose their reason of existence.

Given the training data isn’t that more a win for the wisdom of the crowd?

Left behind what?

If AI works as promised coming late to the game is an advantage.

How many tricks for prompts are already obsolete, how many tools, harnesses etc. are already replaced by better alternatives?

It’s the difference between knowing a foreign language and only using a translator.

The former changes you brain structure and your way of thinking, the latter don’t.

Just because something is the norm, which I doubt, doesn’t mean it’s good.

Eventually comes the straw that brakes the camel‘s back

This sounds like LLM noobs ruined the chance of legally playing GTA6 and habe Linux support and he seems pretty frustrated about it

> I am stepping away from the ps5 scene and stopping all my work on ps5 linux. After pouring my heart and months of my life into it, including plans to finish ps5 pro support and release in 2027, it's all down the sink.

> The scene used to be a group of highly talented researchers, but now it is just a bunch of noobs using LLMs and writing hacks they don't even understand. Slop kiddies found the only hypervisor bug left, which I had also found a while ago, and decided to report to Sony.

> I asked them to at least wait for GTA 6 to come out so that people would have the opportunity to legally purchase the game and also enjoy linux. They agreed to wait, but not a day passed and they decided to waste it instead.