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I used to watch his podcast ~20 years ago, I still bring up how excited he was about finding secret bottles of wine in costco

I wish the OSes wouldn't even expose to the applications anything about copy, cut, and paste. From the applications perspective it should be indistinguishable from any other io.

Most of it is anti-AI sentiment, there are already a ton of people who have lost jobs, or clients to AI.

What bothers me is clearing forests, sometimes even protected forests with the idea that they'll ask for forgiveness instead of permission.

Writing in signs and menus in chalk has been a signal for a high quality restaurant for as long as I can remember. With photos of the food, and/or ring bound menus being the worst.

but it's the same idea

There needs to be a royalty payment based on if the AI regurgitates existing ideas.

We're trying to own ideas now?

I hated these so much until I got a car with a tinted rear windshield, and a self-dimming mirror.

I think a practice mode, or letting people play the older games would be good. I can think of a few older people who would love this, but would definitely need a few tries to get the hang of it.

But which US governments? There are thousands of them, and they all have different policies.

who is they?

sure, but that original idea was 20 years ago.

Donkey Kong is the main character. Mario was just who the player controlled, he was so unimportant he didn't have a name and they just called him Jump Man.

Calling Dextromethorphan a placebo is quite a stretch. Sure, I think the point is that it makes you intoxicated so that you don't really care that you're sick, but it is definitely active.

Nintendo is also much older than Sony and Microsoft. They don't really chase short term gains to appease shareholders.

There was a time that this was the easiest way to install Debian.

My oldest memory is a clown holding a bunch of balloons flying over the fence at my first birthday party. I then tried to fly with the baloons when i got them.

I told my mom about it decades ago, and she said there was a clown that jumped over the fence. Then I spent the rest of the party running around the house holding the balloons.

That's violating TOS, spamming, possibly a DDOS, but the distillation in and of itself is not an attack it's just using the model.

Like the difference between scraping a site with one or two active connections vs thousands. It's not the scraping that is an attack, it is how they are going about it

cython uses type hints now

i don’t think anyone is claiming it is illegal

We really just need telcos to stop allowing caller id spoofing. Doesn’t even need your name, but with a real number we could actually report these scams.

You can still allow people to hide it, but then by default every non-business phone should block calls with hidden numbers.

How about we start by forcing telecoms to not allow any fake caller ID from their network?

Around here they are cutting down forests. Sometimes even protected forests without getting permits, trying to beg for forgiveness after the fact.

They don't need to maximize every inch of the building, if that means less capacity then so be it.

As far as water and power, that's why I mentioned in cities that already have capacity. Or at least the ability to run new lines without digging up the roads, because they have tunnels for such things.

I think I presented my thought in a civil manner.

Then they can put less stuff in each one. Destroying nature to maximize corporate value is not ok.

Size 12 is the one closest to 12 inches, which is common enough of a foot size that we call it a foot.

I am 5'10.25", but I just say 5'10". It is hilarious whenever someone else claims to be 5'10" and I am multiple inches taller than they are.

I think login.gov needs to offer a way for others to use them. They have a pretty good system where you can bring your identification to the post office to get verified. Though I'm sure there are loopholes in the other options, but physically going to a federally owned building with cameras and providing ID has got to be one of the more secure ways to handle it.

That really depends on how you define middle class. I can easily see how someone with a net worth of 100m being considered middle class compared to billionaires.

or they could just test and maintain the hack on their own.

Look at the best pizza place in the world, the best burger maker in the world.. they are not in Italy or America, but in Tokyo.

That's a bold claim. While I'm sure the average quality in Japan is significantly better than ours, I would put the best pizza places in Jersey, NYC, and CT up against anywhere in the world.