Real world experience can help, but what we have now is also too stupid to recognize when it’s succeeding or failing. It just greedily gobbles up inputs and feedback indiscriminately.
There’s currently no way to know if the necessary advancement, to advance independently of humans, is 2 years and 2000 years away.
Even so, nature tells us that advancement probably isn’t coming at all. It’s not needed, so long as there are billions of humans available to partner with.
Yeah. That’s the difference people don’t seem to understand.
AI is perfect for stuff that’s just made up bullshit anyway.
The screenshots sell it well. That’s some funny stuff. I’ll check out the demo.
I’m ignoring this problem, myself, right now.
Whenever I run certain flatpak commands, it nags me about a setting I haven’t bothered with yet.
I would share that message, but I’ve been ignoring it.
Makes sense. Google has been replacing skilled engineers with tail-eating AI regurgitation engines, which are getting progressively worse as they eat their own shit.
But I’ve been told those regurgitation engines are about to get really smart and replace all skilled labor.
So maybe it’ll be fine.
Or maybe, as we’ve already started to see, more and more useful stuff will only be available via the Internet wayback machine, until they kill it.
But what if someone else’s government creates the Torment Nexus before ours can?!
I’m enjoying the screenshot series. Thank you!
Silence! Or we may wake it from “Normal” mode!
The arbitrary standard for the censorship in Fediverse is extremely bad.
“The pirates code… Be more like… guidelines.”
- Don’t truncate passwords for verification.
It needed to be said. Because some password system architects have been just that stupid.
Edit: Fear of other’s stupidity is the mind killer. I will face my fear. My fear will wash over me, and when it has passed, only I will remain. Or I’ll be dead in a car accident caused by an AI driver.
Hmmm…My current drive solution is not open source.
I’ll be looking into this. Very cool. Thanks!
Nice.
So the older video games told me the truth! - that the slightest contact with any body of water is instantly fatal from any height.
Sounds like you’re ready to join the cult club of Debian.
It’s stable, performancet, and adaptable. Tons of window manager options. And I’ve found that anything I like from *buntu distros I can backport into Debian by finding a .deb file.
The big ones that affect gaming are removing and reinstalling various runtimes (C++, .Net, Python, Java).
In most cases just getting them all installed side by side by side is great for both development and gaming.
But once in awhile, I just got a favorite game working, and it relies on the exact redistributable that I need to upgrade, tweak or reinstall to try out a new code library.
After procrastinating a couple times from such experiments, I started running separate gaming and dev boxes whenever possible.
I’m actually a beautiful woman. They will both have to agree to substantial surgeries before they agree to play me.
David Cross and Bob Odenkirk, with a made-up have surgery scene mid-film to explain the change.
Earth, obviously. Or rather, where we think we left it…
This also my answer, but better explained than I would have.
Those are all a signs of a curious mind, which is a big plus. There’s also signs of not being a team player, and my job is to build a team.
So it all depends how the candidate communicates themselves.
The sweet spot is finding a new team member who is sure they’ll convince my team to change tools, but is committed to embracing our current tools until they win over the rest of the team.