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> "I don't know" could also mean they couldn't be bothered That's exactly what asking an LLM means, except admitting you don't know something is respectful. If you think someone sh…

The appropriate level of trust would be whatever trust you place in a colleague's human responses, because you trust they have verified what "claude said" for correctness. Unless y…

Your response misses the words most critical to this interaction: "I don't know"

as long as you've humanly verified the correctness of all the analysis first, yeah

Your personal incredulity aside, if you write code and create a PR, you're expected to know and understand the code you're writing, and you're expected to have done at least some m…

The 1st one, of course, that is the whole point. AI is increasing the 2nd one by an order of magnitude. People think they shouldn't have to do the 1st one anymore.

what stops folks from continuing to use them as-is, aside from this threat to break TLS 1.2 for them? if a service runs TLS 1.2, and a client runs TLS 1.2, and they can talk to eac…

> IT does not equal OT I'll say, you should see the hours I have to work sometimes. Honestly I've rarely seen IT jobs pay OT.

can't reboot, the machinists have the windows sized and positioned on screen just like they like them since 1997, so if you reboot it will cause downtime

Is there reason to assume someone even tried to air gap it?

better to break tons of existing installations and require confusing, arcane config file modifications just for folks to get things back to where they were before being broken

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The perception angle is: customers are less unhappy waiting the required 20 minutes for luggage to show up, if they're doing something else during that time. In this example, the p…

Maybe it needs to be counterbalanced at maximum approved elevator+load weight?

or just point your eyes a few degrees away to look at the dedicated arrows next to each elevator, built for this exact use case, which indicate whether that specific elevator is go…

> well short of a built in civilization level reaction to scientific progress writ large if I remember correctly, the plot point wasn't a "civilization level reaction" to bad parti…

Over time, improvements have been made in compute density, because more compute density means more money. Higher compute density means higher thermal density, which means more powe…

> Also, noise regulations aren't good for this kind of constant tonal sound Maybe the regulations could be structured around a scaled integral of volume over time

it shows the AI companies putting out these press releases will only make up a story they think will benefit them

yes, same company PR release, different company clearly openai wants some of that FUD money that anthropic got

It was actually about the occasional presence of a flag in a factory, particularly in photo ops.

Do you really think someone waving their country's flag is the same as waving a flag with the face of a dictator? Worldwide?

You'd get better results starting a conspiracy theory about it which took hold within right-wing circles, but it's less work to just not use it.

Yes, Windows LTSC is an edition without as much crap. Haven't used it lately (over 2 decades with linux as daily driver), so can't personally vouch for it.