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A very reputable source...

I know Andrej Karpathy mentions it in his youtube series so there's a good chance of it being true.

I this is exactly how you should respond to outrageous demands.

The UK should pound sand.

I'm genuinely baffled by the assertion that there isn't objective reality.

You can 100% use dogs as tools as we've done for thousands of years.

Certainly wouldn't recommend MAUI. Even using it as a simple shell with for Blazor Hybrid was noticeably harder than WPF.

If Microsoft aren't using it themselves in any real capacity, then it's not good bet IMO.

Very strange comment.

Literally hundreds of millions of people have set up an Iphone, it's trivial if your aren't cognitively impaired and/or very elderly.

I don't understand how you could have trouble finding the volume down button.

It's quite obviously placed, and is one google search away if not...

"Blue zones" are debunked bullshit.

So you've completely misunderstood what the discussion is about...

Maybe rtft ? Read the fucking thread.

>Critics have already written thoroughly about the environmental harms, the reinforcement of bias and generation of racist output, the cognitive harms and AI supported suicides, the problems with consent and copyright,

I just can't take anything the author has to say seriously after the intro.

>“we just have to accept that these systems will occasionally kill children”

I think this a generally a good mindset to have.

I just see the hyper obsessive "safety" culture corrupting things. We as a society are so so afraid of any risk that we're paralysing ourselves.

This comment clears things up. As setting up Google/Discord with Better Auth wasn't particularly hard for one of my home projects.

>has no genetic justification

That is comically retarded. Like do you have any understanding of the words you are using ?

If there's no genetic justification, how would it be possible to trivially determine someone's race just from their DNA ?

Surely this is completely logicalal if IQ is largely heritable.

The smarter richer parents are more likely (But not guaranteed) to have smarter children.

So it would be completely expected for the smarted person you know to come from a rich family even if their environment had no effect. (Though it likely does)

People who say there's no such thing as race are complete charlatans playing semantic word games.

> has been completely and undeniably refuted by science in the thirty years since it's publication.

This is literally the exact opposite.

How can you possibly explain the world getting massively materially richer then ?

Are the new drugs we create immertial ? The better faster processor abstract ? The energy we produce unreal ?

It is a defence against it. Just not a perfect one.

Do we not see the obvious cyclical death spiral such a policy could cause ?

I also subscribe to a testing pyramid but I think it's commonly upside down IMO.

You should have a few very granular unit tests for where they make the most sense (Known dangerous areas, or where they are very easy to write eg. analysis)

More library/service tests. I read in an old config file and it has the values I expect.

Integration/system tests should be the most common, I spin up the entire app in a container and use the public API to test the application as a whole.

Then most importantly automated UI tests, I do the standard normal customer workflows and either it works or it doesn't.

The nice thing is that when you strongly rely on UI and public API tests you can have very strong confidence that your core features actually work. And when there are bugs they are far more niche. And this doesn't require many tests at all.

(We've all been in the situation where the 50,000 unit tests pass and the application is critically broken)

Cisgender is banned on twitter ? That's hilarious.

>climate-change induced typhoons

Tell me your uninformed, without telling me.

>Fervent capitalist

That isn't the own you think it is. It's the position of every single successful modern state.

>genocide supporter

Sigh...

>suddenly turn into Jeremy Corbyn is, frankly, delusional.

Brillant, people voted for him for exactly this reason.

I really hate this line of thinking. Your blatently encorauging politicians to lie to voters.

Campaign on a platform of comprimise and sensible polices to attract moderate voters... And then just completely ignore everything you said you would do...

This is the exact opposite of what we should encourage from politics.

I honestly thought the title was about bin men for a second...

I mean I've routeninly seen estimates be 3-5x longer that projected. It's up to you if you thing that's an accurate enough estimate or not.

I'm sure hysterics like saying humanity is "doomed" are great for mental health. /s

That's pretty extreme. Surely fines seem far more appropriate.

"to some, some lives are worth 100 times more than others."

I feel like that's true for most people/all most everyone ? You've got the thought experiment of: How many strangers lives would you trade for a family members well being ?

I'm sure there are examples of abuse.

But I honestly don't see the problem in principle.

If a court issues you a fine and you simply ignore it, that's not a situation society can just ignore. If you are truly unable to pay, that's more complicated, but should not just simply magically resolve you of responsibility.

There has to be other measures to ensure that money is paid or an equivalent cost is beared. Garnishing wages being an obvious first step.

(This is especially true if fines were to scale with income/wealth)