It’s very unlikely they’ll get near 50% in the next two cycles. They can become the largest party, but luckily in German politics that’s not enough. Of course it’s still a dangerous situation if another party betrays their voters and allies with them.
10% is fairly conservative & you are not using SEL, but rather the community version. I think it’s not worth it. (plus it’s not like you can use a non-Linux kernel that does not have Ai contrib)
I would assume that the real alternative would be a right-wing -still bigoted- party that recognizes that Trump is retarded, recognizes that Russia is problematic & alongside all that they can still do the borderline fascist migrant policy & all that jazz. It’s really not that hard, alas they are really a Russian asset, they don’t really have people that actually believe all this crap. Perhaps we are lucky that they are, otherwise they could really sweep the elections like no one else has done in recent years.
Building an app in python reliant on pyqt is simplicity itself, vibecoding or not. If you have a Linux phone you can run these simple boiler plate apps. For Android you need a build chain & everything is just more complicated, including testing. (as far as I understand it anyway)
Suddenly it occurred to me that perhaps my LineageOS phone needs some sort of a Linux runetime, Vm whatever to run my weather app…
they wouldn’t classify themselves as a dictatorship.
That is correct as well, but only because it’s ingrained to be resistant to openly proclaim such things. The cognitive dissonance about this very thing among the mainland Chinese is quite the fascinating topic actually.
Have you been to China? It’s not a dictatorship.
It is a dictatorship, that’s basically a fact. It’s just a much better ran dictatorship than Russia. Sometimes the king is competent & even benevolent & so the kingdom can thrive.
Having been to China has very little to do with this, yes China has amazing infrastructure & whatever else, but this is not an argument in the dictatorship debate, in math terms A is true, B is true, but there is no connection.
Populism, being right wing & authoritarianism are not the same things. I’m of the opinion that sane populism on the left is what we need in Europe, but there are almost no examples. (kind of like what Bernie Sander’s populism is like)
While it’s mathematically possible, it’s very implausible. He owns 42% of the shares.
I’ve been vibecoding pyqt based python apps lately. The performance even one of the so called “slowest” languages can do is more than fine. Not using Electron, or actually optimizing matter more than the language itself, most of the time anyway.
Debian solved all past pain points, now they are legit better than Ubuntu LTS in most ways that matter & are equal in user friendliness.
€100 / mine does not seem very efficient, but I guess they don’t want to domestically produce them. (and honestly given the circumstances, probably they should)
Sure, maybe LLMs would find this challenging, but the same is true for humans. There is never going to be a second human who is better at this than Claude, like 70%? Jeeeze…
I strongly disagree. I know this is the Internet consensus nowadays, but I have seen malware beating Defender multiple times. The last two times it was not zero day malware, but rather Defender failed due to architectural reasons. (not robust, reliable enough definition update mechanism & scanning stalled so the -relatively ancient- virus just disabled defender before it could’ve protected you) The last time happened a little over a year ago, so it’s not ancient history.
Sure, if you have a fresh WIndows install & Defender correctly updated its database, then it might benchmark very well. Detection itself will only stall under very specific circumstances that are not uncommon, but will not occur on a typical test rig.
I have never seen such problems with Eset & Bitdefender. Even Kasparesky is doing a better job at pretending to be not spyware but an actual security suite than Defender.
I can hardly believe they chose this over reunification. Thank you for the information!
Given the same input, a compiler will always produce the same output, down to the last bit. The same cannot be said about AI
LLM’s have something like a temperature setting that is producing the intentional randomness, so that you prompting it is not going around in circles all the time. (if you are running an army of agents this is actually important for usefulness)
Anyway this is not an inherent LLM thing, it can be turned off.
Most package managers have a package hold option. (not that it wouldn’t be extremely dumb to do this on an Internet connected machine)
Using that sovereignity for establishing a digital police state is pretty shit even without imperialistic dreams.
I assume Apple will go well out of their way to plug whatever hole allowed this boot to happen on new generations.
That’s probably not really a concern, since I’m guessing the main thing that enables this is jailbreak, which is an ongoing cat & m game since the iphone 3g’s era.
Most of these are very modular, so should be very easy to maintain. I guess we’ll just have to see.
Software that was forever, “almost working properly.”
That describes how I feel about MS Word quite well.
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