See, that's the thing - you think "honky" is an awful insult, when I grew up it was a punchline on national TV.

The question with these kinds of tech articles is always "can this be scaled to mass market levels" and the answer is almost always "No."

We've been doing that for years. AI allow you to fuck up much faster and more efficiently however.

Because filtering the training data is so much harder than just having them swim through the internet swallowing everything, like whales eating krill.

Not sure this is really news. Well, except that Texas has stopped buying American.

It's the time change that's the problem. Otherwise being near the timezone border would be an issue.

On the 5 year post. Don't want to think about how much time I've spent commenting here since then. Damn, I've been here almost 30 years. Still spending my work day in Linux.

Who's this old guy in the mirror?

of production made the USSR what it is today!

Keep in mind that the "American Century" included nuclear nonproliferation. Which, to be sure, was already on life support. But it's dead now. We're all going to miss that.

It also included the US Navy guaranteeing freedom of navigation. We're going to miss that, too.

Whoosh.

Yeah, but it also lead to the kind of feature bloat that turned productive apps in overly complicated whales that were no longer usable for their original purpose.

Or a variant that's closer to Ebola Reston. Airborne, 100% fatality rate (so far only in a couple species of monkeys. So far...)

Google promised that you would never have to delete an email ever? That they would keep all of it forever as though they were doing you some kind of favor?

What are they hoping to achieve at this point?

Both ran without preceding ads. At both, just before the films started, I was thinking the theaters were awfully empty. Then, about 20 minutes in, people started coming in.