OK, if it’s solved… Where the hell are those who take the nuclear waste of my country? Where are they??? I’m sure, we’d pay a lot of money… Where are they???

And buying fuel roads from Russia, which makes it hard to sanction that part…

Bro, with the attitude “only software whose devs are Anti AI”, you won’t have many software options in the future.

You could and still can sell vulnerabilities to companies that sell exploits to governments. You might hear of heavy ones getting to the public once a decade, but you can expect them do be traded and used much more often and used on targets much more important than us all the time.

Disagree. They would be a problem. Not for you, but for selected people (e.g. journalists in countries that want to spy on them)

I agree that finding bugs is probably one of the most useful usages of LLMs ever.

But avoiding anything written with AI will let you few options in the future.

So, having a PC is better again, because there is not subscription for online services there…?

At the time, he believed Russia offered an attractive alternative: a society built on Christian faith and family values

As the bible says: Give birth to as many children as possible, so that your corrupt leader can send them to war.

Pretty much all of my colleagues wasted time, because Jira stores comments locally that you haven’t yet sent, but does not do that for replies on comments. Those are gone after reopening the site for some reason.

They renamed “project” to “space”, so that it’s harder to find what you are looking for.

Wasting the energy isn’t that good either…

More nuanced (and without using the word “stupid”)

• Making reusable rockets is very difficult. It was high risk, high reward.
• Electric cars were always the climate change solution IF the battery gets good enough. And it got good enough. I hate my country’s car industry (I’m from Germany) for not getting their asses up.
• Satellite internet is in fact too expensive for average customers. I think, no on has ever declared it as bad for people in regions without existing internet intrastructure. The question is how profitable it is, but it’s not publicly traded, so we will probably not get the numbers.

For sure, Elmo can somehow make profit out of it, e.g. by selling the space cloud usage as “can’t be controlled by an government on earth” for a high price. But when we concentrate on the facts: It can’t be more efficient than Azure or AWS on earth, at least not for the next decades.

The End of world war 2 brought a long period of peace to Europe.

It has to be dogshit, so you buy the Kindle.

But the shareholder value!!!111

Well, I found some nice blogs and enjoyed reading a few articles today on my weekend and I though “maybe, others enjoy those, too”, so I shared 3 of them. They got around 900 upvotes in total, so I think, that was not a bad decision (for me, it’s not about internet points, but about discourse / seeing what others think / strengthen lemmy).

I also couldn’t find past posts of this article in @technology@lemmy.world, so it shouldn’t be a duplicate -> https://reddthat.com/search?q=dark+patterns&type=All&listingType=All&communityId=9232&page=1&sort=TopAll&titleOnly=false

I wish them the same success that the metaverse once had.

Pretty much every country has them.

I’m from Germany. I don’t think, we do that over here…

I mean… Those intimidation stations exist in my country. They are still here. Not sure what exactly your point is…

And their behavior in the South China sea is pretty much based on intimidation and aggression. That’s well documented.

Indeed akward to take one company and one of its Thousands of contractors as a base to talk the whole newspaper landscape of a whole country bad and act like they can’t speak freely.

Sure, buddy, there is a huge conspiracy against YOU and the protesters did not actually get killed when they turned off their part of the internet. They all died naturally!!!11111

Maybe, the destruction of earth is part of the calculations. If earth is gone, space might be an option.