https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2024/08/online-videos-boredom

Vs

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36779519/

The copyright concerns can be mitigated somewhat by prompting to follow existing patterns in the codebase(and double checking that it has done that when reviewing the generated code)

it enriches the pocketbooks of the techno-fascists that run those datacenters.

Depends, in a lot of cases it costs them more money to service the query than they charge 😅.

Although it’s all borrowed money so it doesn’t matter to them…

Still causing all that havoc on the environment and poisoning with potentially proprietary stolen code though…

They’re gonna be running those data centers regardless though, as most of the compute time is spent on training new models…

AI “thinks” whatever you tell it to think…

It can be good at generating boilerplate code or copying an existing solution, so maybe it might be useful for less critical parts such as adding a GUI for some feature that was previously limited to the command line…

Maybe it’s similar to how any prolonged session with generative AI starts to spiral and double down on the trend it started out with, with more extreme or exaggerated ideas.

And also the creatine level.

It seems most browsers basically ignore them:

https://lemire.me/blog/2026/02/28/you-can-use-newline-characters-in-urls/

So probably not worth remembering anyway.

You could have that, would just have to be experience writing code for AI, rather than vice versa…

I’d recommend using lasers for that 🤣

If I want to see the comment section I use official app, and just pause the ad.

The cold war never ended, it just got a bit colder for a while.

Open sourcery

It doesn’t matter, it’s a sport. All sport/games are about overcoming unnecessary obstacles within some arbitrary rules. They’re not training for the Olympics but they’re playing the same game: electric motors aren’t allowed in the Olympics so they don’t use them.

As for why they get annoyed at others using electric motors I have no idea: It’s like if a chess player got annoyed if they saw someone playing checkers 😅

Google tried to do something similar with thier AI summaries, but every time I’ve looked at its “citations” they’ve said nothing that it said they did, or the exact opposite…

In this case, wouldn’t rolling your own email server make it even easier to find you, since they’ll just have to look up who registered the domain you used for your email address?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Crab’s_Treasure

Interestingly, according to the Wikipedia article you linked, it’s only present on Lord Howe Island “in Australia”, not mainland Australia.

And it’s also in Hawaii, so you may as well have said US flora is harsh 😅

It depends on the use case, and they base thier claims on the best case scenario: living in flatland and only driving the EV only range most days.

I got 2l/100km fairly easily when most of my trips were just within the ev range, but when I moved to suburbia I got 5l/100km, while using less petrol in total(the shops I drove to were closer, so the trips to the shops had less effect on the average).

Thier username is in @aussie.zone lol 😅