According to this very credible guy, Iran has been weeks away from producing nukes… for the last 30 years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x49j6yzokMk

The Italian investigation found one case with significant evidence

Of course it’s Netanyahu’s fault! Israel was a much nicer state when its prime minister was the founder of the terrorist group Irgun, or the leader of the terrorist group Lehi. It’s just one bad apple, not the whole tree that is rotten! /s

Reminds me of this based reaction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUlj48Rvp1c

As someone that has to download an app made by an Israeli firm just to open the gate to my underground parking lot, this is already a dystopian reality. Of course the app asks for all your data, so my name on it is Mr. Free Palestine.

• USA in 2025: let’s cut funding to state sponsored propaganda like Radio Free Europe (good riddance) **
• USA in 2026: let’s give funding to state sponsored propaganda

** Funny story: in Romania, Radio Free Europe, preachers of the free market for decades, shut down after they couldn’t survive for 3 months on the free market without propaganda money from the American state. And in Czech Republic, the state bailed them out.

Microsoft is already working hard on this by shoving AI in everyone’s faces

Thinking more about it, even if the mapping would be generated dynamically (let’s say you could generate them secretly on your server), the scraper could just parse the font file and reverse lookup the words.

If this gets any adoption, it will work for about a week, after which scrapers will just detect the font, and do a reverse lookup of its mapping table.

Ironic that the repo of the font is also AI slop. If the author had asked any competent person how viable the solution is, instead of a sycophantic AI, they would have just gotten a laugh instead.

I was thinking of the exact same meme, but I thought it would get a lot of backlash from the “progressive” opportunists who will now pretend to have always been against Platner, or that this accusation somehow changes his general character.

We need some research into how effective drone strikes against refineries are to stop climate change. Are they a net gain in carbon emissions, considering the cost of manufacture and the prevented emissions?

Climate damage related to AI workloads could exceed $50 billion by 2030

It’s a sad state of affairs that even when talking of extinction level threat, it is still quantified in monetary terms. Unsurprising, considering it’s written by Allianz.

“Do you know how much money our investors will lose if the human race goes extinct???”

This is the way I feel when Feedback Hub process (which I never opened) is using 15% CPU

AI is bad, but it’s bizarre to point to its energy usage, out of all things. It’s really missing the forest for the trees. As top commenter’s data shows, even gaming on a gaming PC is so much worse (considering a 650W PSU, which is 6.5 times the TV example).

Not sure who called it “Netanyahu’s wars”, but I hope Mamdani has more sense than that. We can’t allow for Netanyahu to become the fall guy for what is a genocidal ethnic supremacist state, and just pretend that it will all be better when some former terrorist becomes PM.

Good comparison and data, but I’d like to point out that the leading stats are actually 16k civilians killed in Ukraine (and 46k injured), as per the source. While in Gaza there are 72k direct deaths and 172k injured (mostly civilians and 50% women and children)

It’s disgusting how Western governments still approach one country with all possible sanctions, and the other is just business as usual (and finger wagging if we’re “lucky”).

Everyone is now rich thanks to the concept of human capital! The only problem is that it’s imaginary

Yeah, the scene is literally Joker gathering the money to burn it in front of some gang boss to show him that he doesn’t care about the money. I’m guessing OP wanted to say that the CEO is burning money needlessly?

It’s crazy to think that this is basically more powerful than the Apollo Guidance Computer that got people onto the moon. It costs 3 cents, and we use it for shit like this and then throw it away. What spectacular waste.

Firefox has implemented many of the same features that Chrome has recently (groups, split tabs, vertical tabs, reading mode etc.) but has also consistently been implementing them earlier and better. There are just so many small annoyances with these features on Chrome that aren’t there in Firefox, and Chrome is always late to the party.

The golden era of Chrome is long gone, probably because the most competent people working at Google have moved on.