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Pennomi

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  • Ukrainian computer game-style drone attack system goes ‘viral’

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  • the extension of the points-based system comes amid warnings that increasing reliance on drone warfare is not something Nato countries should follow because Russian defences against such unmanned aerial attacks have become formidable

    And right, good point. NATO should definitely just ignore the most effective weapon of the era. 🙄

  • AI researchers ’embodied’ an LLM into a robot – and it started channeling Robin Williams

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  • Sure but that’s not equivalent to muscular expenditure - every action costs energy so animals learn to be efficient with their movements and thoughts. Also, an LLM cannot re-adjust its weights in realtime like a brain can.

  • AI researchers ’embodied’ an LLM into a robot – and it started channeling Robin Williams

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  • Well yeah, LLMs, unlike bodies, aren’t punished for doing stupid things.

    If it spins around in circles arguing with itself, it has still accomplished its purpose - to generate text. But a real body penalizes you for wasting time when looking for food.

  • ICE plans cash rewards for private bounty hunters to locate and track immigrants

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  • Lawful evil. Regardless of their political inclinations, no person should be criminalized for existing.

  • Undergarment upgrades bring many Mormon women comfort and joy

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  • Turns out that much of what the church says is “doctrine” is actually just authoritarianism.

  • Meanwhile at Microsoft

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  • Isn’t that the final step in the testing plan for every app though? The first step is always opening it.

    A bug like this means literally nobody tested it at all on this build, or was so apathetic they didn’t file an obvious issue.

  • Knock knock

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  • Meanwhile at Microsoft

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  • Vibe coding or no, this is a massive QA failure.

  • U.S. Senate votes 50-46 to nullify Trump tariffs on Canada, with four Republicans crossing aisle

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  • Congress has authorized the president through legislation to levy certain tariffs in specific situations, but none of those situations apply here.

  • Months after a man was killed at a 'No Kings' march in Utah, his wife still seeks answers

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  • Worse. He was killed by security shooting at a perceived threat. A “good guy with a gun” who made shit worse.

  • Japan Patent Office rejects Nintendo application relevant to Palworld dispute, cites games like ARK as prior art after third-party submission

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  • Lmao, Pokemon GO was used as prior art. Get fucked Nintendo.

  • 'AI' Sucks the Joy Out of Programming

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  • OK sure if you want to be pedantic. The point is that LLMs can do things traditional code generators can’t.

    You don’t have to like it or use it. I myself am very vocal about the weaknesses and existential dangers of AI code. It’s going to cause the worst security nightmares in humanity’s recorded history. I recommend to companies that they DON’T trust LLMs for their coding because it creates unmaintainable nightmares of spaghetti code.

    But pretending that they have NO advantages over traditional code generators is utter silliness perpetuated by people who refuse to argue in good faith.

  • Snow Kitty

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  • Shoulda called it a rock leopard smh my head

  • 'AI' Sucks the Joy Out of Programming

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  • I think you underestimate the amount of business logic contained in boilerplate. (Or maybe we’re just talking about different definitions of what boilerplate is). LLMs can understand that business need while most code generators cannot.

  • Elon Musk’s politics cost his firm Tesla more than one million EV sales, report reveals

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  • Well I mean he was always crazy, but at least he used to be merely distasteful rather than full-on fascist.

  • "I Tried the First Humanoid Home Robot. It Got Weird."

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  • I’m not opposed to the technology per se, but I agree, it doesn’t seem practical in any way right now.

  • Elon Musk’s politics cost his firm Tesla more than one million EV sales, report reveals

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  • I mean, I have one. But I got it a long time ago when it was the only long range electric car on the market. Now Tesla is the absolute last brand I would choose.

  • 'AI' Sucks the Joy Out of Programming

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  • You’re focused too much on the “inventing” and not enough on the “one time”. A flexible solution can find value even if it’s otherwise inferior to a rigid one.

  • 'AI' Sucks the Joy Out of Programming

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  • Or even distinguish between two versions of the same library. Absolutely stupid that LLMs default to writing deprecated code just because it was more common in the training data.