Only 1 out of 3 Oklahoma senators will understand this.
Only 1 out of 3 Oklahoma senators will understand this.
Someone make him say "homo erectus"
It's not freedom if you can't afford to commute to work, can't afford healthcare, and you're afraid to go outside for fear of being attacked by ICE or
an Iranian with a grudge.
I do hope this Axel Springer won't cause a decline in the Telegraph's high editorial standards.
Prescott joins Green Party. Dad would have approved quite possibly.
I'm translating it as "they have no dog in this fight"
Mullin probably shakes hands with Pete "soap-dodger" Hegseth too. Considering the health advice there getting from RFK Jr, I don't rate their chances.
We should make more use of phrases like "in which they have neither camel nor she-camel".
Further evidence supporting the "Everyone is 12" theory about the regime.
Absolutely. Always want to point they'll be sending people, not just boots.
At this point I'd be happy to see Spain retaliate and take Texas back. Couldn't be worse that Greg Abbott running the place.
That's more political analysis than you'll find in the article.
Historically the Express only ever covered three kinds of stories: health scare stories, weather scare stories, and anti-foreigner stories.
In these uncertain times, it's reassuring to know that the Express, even its US sister paper, is still consistently crap.
Fascinating to watch Nana Akua realise she might have chosen the wrong side.
Mission Accomplished is it now?
Remembering the excitement about the Arab Spring and how it was a long brutal bloody nightmare for people in Egypt, Libya, Syria and Yemen.
I think Carl Sagan predicted something like this in "The Demon-Haunted World" 30 years ago.
www.goodreads.com/quotes/10716...
Nah it was just the basic cheapskate version. No special training. Just using it like I might have used StackOverflow or Superuser.
Similar useless results from Copilot.
A few weeks ago I used Gemini to tell me how to configure a button mapping in Rockbox. I couldn't get the example to work.
Then I checked the the rockbox source code on GitHub. Gemini had *completely invented* features that did not exist in the codebase. It was bullshitting.
If human experts ever refuse to do this hand-holding, AI is going to eat itself.
AI can do deployments - if configured to do so. But I suspect the typical vibe coder wouldn't know how to guide it, not how to avoid the pitfalls.
With or without AI "assistance", the price of moving fast has always been increasing tech debt. And it has always had to be paid back eventually.
It's always been a source of let's say "creative tension" between devs and product managers.
There's going to be a lot of these "now what?" requests in future, not to mention cleaning up vibe-coded codebases before they're even ready for deployment.
We'll be sucking through our teeth like plumbers, saying "Who did this for you? It'll all have to come out..."
If AI code generation had existed when I started in the industry and was doing all the basic code monkey stuff to learn the ropes, I'd have been screwed.
It's a shite situation for anyone starting in software development.
Maybe I'm just desperately clinging to a career, but much of software engineering is not just banging on a keyboard like a monkey, but having discussions with Business Analysts, DBAs, other devs and sometimes yes even the users, about design and implementation. That requires expertise and insight.
Or maybe for visitors from Norn Iron.
30 years.
This video should be on every network.
I'm curious about how at every level in the chain of command, from Generals to airmen, they found people who agreed with the order from the Executive Branch and carried it out.
Befehl ist Befehl, oder?
So there it is. The new Sarajevo moment.
And here's Israel now: