
I should probably have said that I’m Danish and not American, so that may be why people are so confused about me not experiencing a decline in QoL

I should probably have said that I’m Danish and not American, so that may be why people are so confused about me not experiencing a decline in QoL

Electricity was high a few years back when the Ukraine / Russia war started but since then it’s back to a regular level…
My ac is running on 23c from 8 in the morning and till I return around 16-17 in the afternoon, which should tell you how much I worry about energy prices.

And none of that has had a noticeable effect on my QoL or any of the people I know, that I’ve talked to about this subjects since I read this post.

No.
Edit: Not to an extent that it has lowered my QoL at least. I realize groceries have gone up but so has wages where I live.

So never, because that is for sure not going to happen.

I have not experienced any QoL reductions due to global warming. Not any that affects me in a noticeable negative way anyways.
Which reductions in QoL are you thinking of?

They have plenty of wind energy too.

People won’t listen because they’ve heard something similar for decades now, and for most people in the western world they haven’t really experienced any decline in QoL due to global warming.
I think coding is one of the areas where LLMs are most useful for private individuals at this point in time.
It’s not yet at the point where you just give it a prompt and it spits out flawless code.
For someone like me that are decent with computers but have little to no coding experience it’s an absolutely amazing tool/teacher.
What situations are you thinking of that requires reasoning?
I’ve used LLMs to create software i needed but couldn’t find online.
Exactly. The naming of the technology would make you assume it’s intelligent. It’s not.


Genocide is a wider term. It covers killing people based on religion, country of origin, color of skin, size of nose, etc etc.
Ethnic cleansing is genocide but specifically done towards people of a specific ethnicity.
This is a bad example… If I ask a friend "is strawberry spelled with one or two r’s"they would think I’m asking about the last part of the word.
The question seems to be specifically made to trip up LLMs. I’ve never heard anyone ask how many of a certain letter is in a word. I’ve heard people ask how you spell a word and if it’s with one or two of a specific letter though.
If you think of LLMs as something with actual intelligence you’re going to be very unimpressed… It’s just a model to predict the next word.

Two wrongs don’t make a right.

Maybe peaceful protest is not what we should be aiming for…

What does attention in this case help other than more people saying “look at those idiots blocking the road”…in my opinion it may even detract from the cause…
On the other hand, if the CEOs of the companies who are polluting our world and the politicians they’re successfully lobbying have to live in fear in their own homes, shit starts to change quick.

You support stopping random people from going where they’re going but I’m the selfish prick…
Edit: I’m not begging anyone to do anything. I’m arguing with logic… That seems to be aggrevating to people like you.
Edit2: also I’m not trying to get people’s sympathy. The people protesting are…

Depends how you interpret violence. Blocking the freeway is essentially holding people hostage for as long as you’re blocking it.
I think 5 years is extremely harsh but I do think a shorter prison sentence is a fair punishment.
You could be putting people’s lives in danger by doing it and even if you aren’t, you have no right to stop other people from going where they’re going.
If someone stopped me on the streets and refused to let me walk down a public street, that to me would be trying to hold me hostage and I’d react accordingly.

I will if I feel like our politicians deserve it. I definitely won’t hold people hostage to try and get them to sympathise with me…
Can you quote where that was said?
I’ve been following this debate for a bit and as far as I can tell it’s not so much that they’ll do what they can to keep rust out but more to make sure that the people who want to develop in rust are the ones who end up maintaining that part of the code and not the current maintainers.