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What's questionable about them? If people in power see that they can callously murder people and everyone is as apathetic what do you think will happen next?
Re:Claude Fable 5 on Tuesday June 09, 2026 @06:08PM (#48468458)
Government of the least mismanaged country in the world?
Re:Classical statues were not painted horribly on Thursday December 18, 2025 @10:41AM (#46314041)
Perhaps... it's just that they collaborated with experts on publishing coloring books for five year olds due to some reason.
Re:Has Google Solved Two of AI's Oldest Problems? on Saturday November 15, 2025 @04:05AM (#45936065)
Well being able to extrapolate solutions to "novel" mathematical exercises based on a very large sample of similar tasks in your dataset seems like a reasonable explanation.

Question is how well it would do if it was trained without those samples?

Re:Has Google Solved Two of AI's Oldest Problems? on Saturday November 15, 2025 @04:04AM (#45936060)
How would you do multiplying 10000 pairs of 100 digit numbers in a limited amount of time? We don't anthropomorphize calculators though...
Re:Claude for Desktop on Thursday October 31, 2024 @03:56PM (#42010834)
Tried OpenSUSE recently. They describe 3 different ways on how to install Nvidia drivers in their docs. Not a single worked, had to install manually (which kinds of beats the entire purpose of using a rolling distro).

Could try something else but seem but slightly like a waste of time. Also the DE situation seems pretty bad... KDE would seem alright but its buggy and unpolished. Gnome is an abomination designed for tablets (which aren't even a thing on Linux).

> Doesn't the US privatized

Isn't that less than 10% of the market (i.e. most prisons are not private)

Re:ReMarkable launch Paper Pro, a colour e-ink tablet on Wednesday September 04, 2024 @05:52PM (#41451274)
> Writing notes with a pencil. I think they make this pretty clear. Anything outside of that is either a bonus or out of scope for the device.

Awful/barely functioning OCR kind of eliminates one of the main advantages it could have over paper notebooks, search and indexing, though.