Oh, yeah. That’s totally normal. I feel that way about many politicians, CEOS and “influencers”. I just wouldn’t talk like that about people I know or interact with.

Sounds like malice aforethought to me.

Unless, you’re just talking vaguely about public figures that are doing awful things, it’s kind of fucked up to be talking about wanting someone dead. It’s one thing to hope Putin gets cancer and dies before Christmas. It’s another to want the annoying middle manager die in a car wreck on the way home. Still another to say you’re to stab that asshole if he bumps into you in the hall one more time.

Wishing death on someone isn’t a healthy way to deal with your feelings.

They don’t want to evaluate the AI they’ve been pushing because they know it won’t justify the massive amounts of money. It’s basically a pyramid scheme now. They’re going to evangelize more to keep themselves afloat.

They might be trying to make their AI useful simultaneously but it’s never going to catch up to the massive amount of money wasted. So, they’re going to need more money. Once the faucet turns off the golden parachutes will be deployed and the bailouts will begin.

How long does it take from one round to the next? I feel like this should be a drinking game but should in drink a beer each round or a pour of whiskey?

Honestly, I find this pairing hilarious. Both extremes are sanctimonious about their position. Both extremes are where creeps go to manipulate people.

Because the only reason to believe you are superior is the fact that you are the furthest thing from it.

So, he won’t fight for his country. Fine. But, he expects another country to welcome him with open arms? Presumably, he wouldn’t fight for France, either. You can’t be an anarchist and expect people loyal to a state to welcome you.

Yeah, the last thing you need to do is push a kid to use computers. They’ll learn fast once they take an interest. And, they’ll develop other important skills in the mean time.

Good odds on Oracle giving the perps the intel on Harvard running exploitable software.

“You’ve got a stale product that’s not getting any better but need money to keep rolling in? I’m your man!”

Destroys? I know some of them can cause damage but I’ve only heard of them causing lines or dead pixels.

Can they really take out the whole sensor?

The Bear is a comedy? It’s funny at times but there’s way too much drama to call it a comedy, IMO.

Check if your library offers Kanopy or Hoopla services. They usually have a lot of classic films.

And, It’s not even unique.

On the iOS App Store, for example, there is:

• MyCOMAP
• COMAP
• ComAp Helpcentre
• MYCOMAP BALANCING
• and two apps from a company named COMAP S.A.

This is great that they’re forking but do that have to continue the OSS tradition of terrible app names?

Burn in hell, shitbag.

I don’t think that’s what they’re saying.

MIT license is more permissive than other open source licenses. That’s intentional. The authors want anyone to use their code anyway they like—open, closed, whatever.

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Were you expecting backstory?