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He was a fictional leader. In a fictional utopia.

Wherein I predict phds do not make good politicians.

Oh in fact, there's a term for it

Out-of-Domain Appeal to Authority

I don't even think they actually pirated book pdfs. Just previews to get you to sign up that lead to no where

so, are LLMs going to be come the universal computing medium?

linking.

One could say depressed people stay in bed all day and don't go outside and get sunlight, thus low vit d

I guess the atlantic ran out of AI doom bait articles.

> Conflict of Interest Disclosures: Dr Odgers reported membership on the Youth and Families Advisory Committee for YouTube.

All you need to know

Ternus is defending the touch screen

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/10/28/apple-executives-touch-...

A bit more than that. You need to understand Hessians to compute the loss function efficiently

reading books in the bath tub / hot tub /pool side

yeah or business uses outside in the rain

cybermonks of wyoming

love it

it's water resistant

that's huge

I think revenue per employee is more interesting. By this measure, tech companies are minuscule compared to energy and real estate companies.

https://i.imgur.com/4DPs1Io.png

https://i.imgur.com/LgFx831.png

How does it feel to have fundamentally changed how many/most enterprise software runs?

2040: Butlerian Jihad

charge admission to view it

The chance that it is AI is much higher than the chance a human would use an em-dash (and not just an easily typeable "-" ) in a PR.

I bet that could be modeled with a markov chain

People who think about the trolley problem and similar are a massive red flag for me.

Apple is sherlocking the "iphone xxxx teardown" websites

> WHO is actually falling for this in the big 2026????

some 13 year old on his dad's Dell

You haven't seen San Francisco non-profits. There's a web of them controlled by the same gang of people who are taking in billions from the state and the city.

I guess his friends/colleagues didn't actually care enough to write it without AI

This had nothing to do with DEI.

It has everything to do with something we're not allowed to criticize.

> Total nonsense.

Isn't that the entire point of foundations and non-profits? Massive salaries for their EDs.

Here's the weakness of compiled programs. Does this compiled code have this vulnerability? You have no idea. At least with a VM or interpreter you can scan for vulnerable versions and replace the runtime or the specific library.

With this you have to recompile everything

You don't even need that. Just paste your pdf in codex or the gpt work app and say make me an audio book from this with such and such kind of voice.

Not sure what this is supposed to do?

nothing happened

the circle is complete

here's a rare tech book written by the guy who wrote the C compiler for Sun

https://progforperf.github.io/Expert_C_Programming.pdf