AI slop?

If anything AI requires more bureaucracy because it’s more unreliable than humans are. Overall, this post makes very little sense.

2 PB? They will not come close to training in on that amount. Maybe years from now.

Why should Linux be exempt? Linux lobbyists seem to be against the public good. It takes an AI agent 5 minutes to add this feature and then they add be good forevermore. And given that the software is open source, everyone can use the same library to be compliant. Belly-aching snowflakes…

Another flight with many explosions and a trivial payload. Trial and error, trial and error. At least these million monkeys have upgraded from typewriters to something more fun.

Yes, many bicyclists are straight up obnoxious and unsafe, and without any license plates on the bikes, it’s hard to hold them to the proper lawful behavior.

Cyclists never do everything right, though. Contested stop signs are a prime example. For every cyclist who stops properly, 99 blaze through with attitude. They are lawless, and cause safety issues for drivers who have to deal with it.

You’ll also see them run red lights, cut off pedestrians, bike right into oncoming traffic (in the same lane, no less), cut across three lanes of without blinking. All in the name of laziness, not safety.

Recumbent bikes can promote over flexion of the neck, sometimes. Your neck isn’t neutral, it’s bending forward slightly, like tech neck. That’s not to say a recumbent isn’t ergonomic on the whole, but there are trade offs.

VMs don’t typically own their own physical memory, so you randomly page vault. CPUs can can be preempted and system calls and other instructions can fault for arbitrary lengths of time in the hypervisor. It’s very hard to get real time scheduling when so many sources of latency exist and are outside of your control.

xAI is bleeding tons of cash, and they don’t have the ability to use the compute for robotaxis, which have been a disaster. Grok monetization is also low.

Wake me up for the launch of the v7 engines. SpaceX is like an incompetent AI agent, blundering their way to convergence, one painful launch at a time.

Trucks get worse mileage so they buy more gas so they pay more gas tax. They don’t need a special tax, they already pay more.

Mercurial is so, so slow. It is painful to use.

A vulnerability is a trick? All complex systems have them, but eventually they will all be formally verified and secure. Progress marches on. Unless you’d rather make your own processors along with the moonshine in your shed, of course.

A key question: do any of these phones run an open-source baseband radio? Is that even allowed?