Vice President JD Vance, meanwhile, was found to criticize opponents more than any other official, with one in every six sentences being attacks on political rivals.
In the US, and in my experience, this is directly correlated to state color, and/or north/south. Southern states were horrible, northern are fantastic.
So how does this differ from any innovation? This viewpoint feels "anti-innovation" not "anti-AI". Computers put a lot of people out of jobs, but we don't wish they would go away.
My take: I don't hate AI, I hate the AI industry.
I've worked with classic AI for a very, very long time, I was even writing sentence parsers back in the 90s. AI overall is fascinating and can do wonderful things in science, medical, and other fields, especially ML-based tools. A good example would be MRI scanning, or tools I've worked on that scan for inappropriate medication use to save lives.
Some job loss with each phase of innovation is expected, but it's this blown up "AI can do everything" without errors BS destroying way too many jobs than makes sense that kills the industry for me.
“Yes, I have actually no problem selling any book, as long as it doesn’t masquerade or pretend to be something that it isn’t,” the British businessman responded. “And that it has an essential quality to it, and that the customer, the reader, wants it.”
“So as long as an AI-written book says it’s an AI-written book and doesn’t pretend to be something else and isn’t ripping off somebody else, as long as that’s clearly stated and the customer wants to buy it, then we will stock them.”
This feels a little like a "take this great thing and find something to complain about".
I don't think you're recognizing the challenges of live streaming to thousands of people at once. This would destroy any existing Peertube instance, and there is no reason for NY to set up their own when most of the population is elsewhere. I'm all for federation, but the infrastructure isn't there for this.
I'll personally choose to celebrate when leaders do something great instead of nitpicking their platform choices.
If you're training for cycling, increased volume of low intensity is rarely counterproductive, unless you're riding like 20+ weekly hours. Granted, that's pro level guidance, so who knows for us normies.
"The Black caucus went to the Republican caucus after the 1990 census and said, ‘We’ve been voting for Democrats for 100 years and we’re no better off,’” Eaddy Roe Willard, a Republican activist in South Carolina, recalled of a redistricting debate that year. “We will vote with your map on the condition that you draw one congressional district where an African American can be elected.”
Uhh, you realize it's just OnlyOffice, right? Another actively developed, free and open source (but web-first, vs desktop first) software?