Comment Re: Isn't that the point? (Score 1) 6
but it may be the beginning of non-developers masquarading as developers
but it may be the beginning of non-developers masquarading as developers
LOL pathetic
'He also stated, “I think it was our role, including sanctions and threats of sanctions, that forced, in part, Yanukovych from office”.'
Great, exactly what was needed to remove a Putin puppet.
sinij, here's to hoping you get your deportation processed soon. Moscow has a home for you.
"I have no sympathy for the arguments of the Ukrainian Neo-Nazi regime."
Funny how you can spot the pro-Russian MAGA posters.
Nice straw man. Anyone with basic logic and reasoning skills knows the US's hand isn't being bitten.
Nice try, comrade.
Gret insight, comrade. Worth of your 100 rubles.
At least you hope so, eh comrade?
California can set stricter emission standards.
"Since the various AIs travel the internet
Do they? Perhaps they could, but they don't. And that very much depends on what defines the "AI".
and one thing we know about both the current administration and the Supreme Count is how bound they are by historical precedent!
and AI isn't merely commerce in the first place, nor would state regulations be inherently directed to commerce
not for the president to decide, much less declare by order. And no, it's not.
Right.
It takes both money and asserts power and control against states specifically. The compliance policy, the nanosecond it's enforced, breaches the 10th. The conspiracy to breach the 10th would be mooted.
And yes, it's mob boss shit. And what he's done to universities also breaches numerous US Constitutional Amendments, but because universities are at the nipple of federal dollars, they dare not move. This is the universities' problem, the subservience and fealty to new royalty. That they don't litigate effectively shows the strength of their spine.
The MAGA governors in lockstep with The Executive are now losing battles, viz Indiana's rejection of redistricting for gerrymandering purposes.
Look where DOGE is today, disbanded and debunked, leaving only damage and disservice in its wake, many battles in the courts lost, and no happiness left behind.
There are ways to prevent a race to the bottom. Law with spine, rather law with genuflection will turn the tide, as it has in the past.
Ah, we disagree. Read the 10th Amendment. We can add the Commerce Clause, and add a side dash of grab-and-go (read your law books).
Thanks otherwise for the kind and thoughtful words; I know they took a lot of effort.
It's PR and fodder for the fan club. It's plainly illegal, and yet another slide into corruption as the AI movement loots treasuries and pockets, while producing nothing but high-wattage goo.
Sure, the solution is to fully automate everything, because we've seen how automation of software development has resulted in zero bugs. Let's not talk about code quality, let's talk about not having to do any work.
White dwarf seeks red giant for binary relationship.