MotoriX

I used to think that after the invention of AI, we’d become freer and wealthier. I was young and naive... Now we just work more and faster, often for less money.

It's so strange that in the age of the internet, we still can't find out how North Koreans live directly from them. It's crazy, but at the same time, it's so fascinating.

In the movie Ex Machina, the android does have empathy, but it acts entirely in its own self-interest. So you're right, a human's interests and well-being should come first.

This thing is for true Steam fans. Otherwise, I don't really see the point...

AI is a great tool, but you still need to know how to do things yourself to avoid mistakes.

Everything is poison, and everything is medicine. It’s all about the dose. This fits perfectly here.

I`dont have kids yet, but when i do, I`ll definitely read Jules Verne to them. He was my favorite author when i was kid.

A 100-year-old data bug propagated through the entire knowledge base because nobody bothered to add a test.

At this point, networking might be more valuable than any freelance platform. A personal recommendation is much harder for a bot to compete with.

At this point, AI companies are basically competing over who can destroy humanity first. What a time to be alive.

That has to be one of the most painful “I should have checked the paperwork” stories ever. Imagine discovering 30 years later that your forgotten NVIDIA shares could have been worth a billion dollars.

Yeah, good for them. The main thing is to follow proper safety procedures and keep improving them. Other than that, nuclear power is a great source of energy.

As long as it’s not some kind of scam, I don’t really mind. Let them make money if they can. In life, you should double-check any information anyway, especially when it comes from people you barely know.

I always assumed VSCode Remote SSH was basically just SSH with some extra tooling. Turns out it’s a whole different beast.

We can send robots to Mars and drill rocks out of the ground, but apparently bringing those rocks home is where the budget breaks.

Well, now AI is taking rabbits' jobs too. What have we come to...

Personally, I think Apple should have gotten rid of Siri a long time ago. It's a pretty useless assistant. They'd be better off integrating Gemini or ChatGPT instead.

I feel like we're solving one security problem while creating another. Passkeys make phishing much harder, but putting so much trust in Apple, Google or a password manager for account recovery creates a pretty significant single point of failure.

Try blocking the phone first, then recover your number, and only after that try recovering the account. Or, if you have any backup verification methods through email or something like that, use those.

If they’re showing us this weapon, it probably means it’s already outdated...

Removing a single master switch and making users disable everything one by one sounds like a pretty pointless change. What was wrong with just letting people turn it all off?

Yeah, anything, as long as people don’t hurt themselves...

I kept the classic way of coding for myself, just for fun, and use AI for the fast-paced coding.

Seems like with drones becoming so common, this invention just doesn’t make much sense anymore.

I’m curious to see where this goes. Right now, when it comes to tech, Apple is basically a guarantee of quality. I honestly don’t know anything more reliable.

Honestly, the machine doesn’t care about all this amateur stuff. It just sees it as a threat, like any other hacking attempt.

War has always been, and always will be, a driving force behind scientific progress.

We just don't know about the military AI developments they're working on...

Nvidia buying Hugging Face would give them even more control over the AI ecosystem. The big question is whether Hugging Face could remain truly neutral once it’s owned by a chipmaker with plenty of competitors.

Personally, I think AI is a great tool for speeding up my work or translating an article so I can better understand what’s going on.