Why… it’s literally the exact same movie as the original.

“It’s fine if a person does it” is a fantastic argument. Saying that it’s ok to allow robots to continue to replace every part of human life will only lead to suffering for literally everything in existence. Computers can destroy and create in milliseconds what might take humans a lifetime to achieve. If this isn’t an incredibly good reason to regulate the shit out of ai then what is?!?!?

Like yes, currently generative AI use is incredibly difficult to get something non-derivative, e.g. using it as a tool like Photoshop. But that most definitely will not be the case in a few years. This is by far the steepest, slipperiest, most ridiculous slope we could be on and it’s not even close.

This is the biggest problem with technology, regulation is reactionary and not preemptory. Not taking action immediately has already gotten earth into a ridiculously bad situation. If we continue to allow it it’s only going to get worse and harder to undo.

Clickspring has spent years rebuilding one. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZioPDnFPNsHnyxfygxA0to4RXv4_jDU2

They removed their lidar sensors after the prices had already come down.

I recommend the book “Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software”. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/code-charles-petzold/1100324884?ean=9780137909100

There’s a second edition, I’m not sure how good it is, but the first edition is excellent and will make sure you understand every part of the computer.

I also recommend the course Nand2Tetris and its accompanying book The Elements of Computing Systems, where you will build an actual computer from the ground up with just code.

www.nand2tetris.org

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-elements-of-computing-systems-second-edition-noam-nisan/1136466530?ean=9780262539807

Funny enough I’ve never been to any of those countries but have been to Croatia, Spain, and the Netherlands.

He adds that the space issue would be compounded by Uber and Instacart drivers, who need somewhere to park while they pick up orders for customers.

Maybe with the bus lanes your new traffic from getting bus loads of people to your doorstep will mean that people don’t need to get food delivery as much.

Has nothing to do with tariffs and everything to do with Target going back on its DEI initiatives. Who do they think shopped at Target???

‘Don’t sneeze’ has to be the best punchline you could ever create for this strip.

they weren’t making a serious suggestion. they were saying that’s how it works with the pope, of course a hire would go faster if it was done that way.

I’ve only been following this comic since this community started so I’ve only seen the ones posted here and in the order they’re posted in. I didn’t realize she claimed to be a doctor.

Any sort of supercar has this same system.

Bluesky’s model is built in a way that means it won’t ever be decentralized. There are plenty of articles about it.

Doctor? I thought that character was the girl from the virgin town.

Huh?

It’s an index, not a web scrape, though if you want to think about it that way then go for it. Indexes back all search engines.

I’d love to hear more about your point 3. How are you ingesting events and then responding back without emitting your own events?

I watched that the other day. Absolutely fascinating work by some incredibly smart people to subvert the widget restrictions.

Veritasium, the dude that made up science experiments to prove his sponsors are worth buying from.

I don’t know a single millennial that uses TikTok. This is such a weird generalization.