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If a physics simulation doesn’t agree exactly with experimental data, it is often difficult to figure out why and tweak the model until they agree. With AI, incorporating a few experimental examples into the training process is a lot more straightforward, and it’s not necessary to understand where exactly the model went wrong.

That's not too bad if it's only ever used as a rough guide in the early stages of design, with proper testing done later. But do we trust corporations not to get lazy and pressure their engineers to skip the accurate tests altogether, especially when they can then brag to their investors that AI is replacing expensive engineer time? What would Boeing's management want to do with this tech?

I'm sure they're well aware of this chance and will not let their guard down.

He's a narcissistic rapist of women and children, and he approaches everything accordingly.

Sounds like that would be very much a moving target. Is it based on the state of the city at a particular time? One of the photos seems to show the twin towers of the old WTC, which is odd if he started it in 2004.

There is a port to C++ underway, which still seems to be active:

https://github.com/attermann/microReticulum

Some are questioning whether it even really was a rescue mission. It may have been preparation for an attack on Iran's uranium:

https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/its-official-us-boots-on-ground-deep

If Lisp is your favorite language and you like writing code in Lisp, then maybe consider writing it yourself in Lisp instead of wrestling with a shitty AI that can't do it, then complaining you're not having fun.

Has the US really raised such a puritanical generation that parents are today incapable of explaining to their kids what a penis might be?

Republicans are just firm believers in "show, don't tell."

Sure, it is like chopping off one of Hydra’s heads but it will at least put in place an inconvenience and hopefully, eventually, reduce Internet piracy.

Not sure why you'd hope for that. Piracy is needed more than ever, to prevent for-profit corporations locking all culture and learning behind subscriptions and other paywalls.

I don't know, but I just added a DNS override on my home network to resolve *.linkedin.com to 0.0.0.0.

Unfortunately it's also critical for MRIs.

Too easy to spoof. They should make you submit some DNA via a bodily fluids sensor integrated into your laptop keyboard.

More specifically, child rapist. As well as rapist of women.

No, thanks for the tip. I'll try that.

Edit: It worked! Disabling exploit protections got my bank's app working. Thanks again.

The "advanced flow" with a one-day wait is just Google realizing they need to boil this frog a little more slowly to prevent a backlash. They still want a fully boiled frog in the end.

Mine refuse to run in GrapheneOS. Everything runs except my banks' apps and eBay. It's a slight inconvenience but the tradeoff has been worth it.

Edit: Thanks to NewOldGuard@lemmy.ml I got my bank's app working under GrapheneOS.

I've been using NewPipe without problems. Is it supposed to have gone away?

They push the stupid ahead two steps, then back down one step so people feel relief. Then they repeat.

We need development of Linux OSs for phones to ramp up. And we need Linux distributors and backers to fight back against "age verification" laws that are actually ID verification laws. There's a global attack underway on multiple fronts against free software, private computing, and user ownership and control of devices.

In the meantime, for a stopgap, there's GrapheneOS, but that doesn't fix the problem of developers having to choose between Google's way or unpaid obscurity.