bun_terminator

That's unrelated though

A model that was backed by John Carmack, who seems to be off the hook for some reason

It's not a job

app is also partially broken.

edit: new.reddit.com now also broke

Let's be real: this is about /pol/ and /b/. And yes, the "crap" is intentional. It is exactly intended to drive people away. Because the people who are being driven away aren't wanted. It's vital to the ongoing success, making these places still one of the most open-minded and helpful on the net.

If HN decides to downvote a technical comment into oblivion that contains a minor technical oversight, I will not be part of that. And I can do whatever the fuck I want with my comments. That's what you get by (probably illegally) disabling a delete button

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Different metrics of variation. Members of races obviously have genetic properties in common.

c-f "ai"; c-w. and onto the pile they go!

Is it still legal do do something with a computer without involving "ai"?

in my case: c++

In the more general cases: No idea

The spicy bit is that this is the first release that contained such a political message. And also the first one that is managed by the guy who started the mess of this post, too! Not exactly sure if he's the one who put it in there, but it's one heck of a coincidence.

Would you feel the same way if the message was "make America great again"?

And yes I did remove python from a big private repo and will argue against it at work when the question arises.

Also see for the last python release notes for some hardcore politics injected right into your tooling language. Python is unfortunately radioactive and can't be used responsibly anymore. They're halfway to selfdestruction

Probably true, but unrelated

Are we still pretending that we punish harm or can we admit that we just want to punish people for doing things we don't like?

It's also perfectly fair to believe that no written (or spoken) word should be illegal

I see him very different since he signed off on that covid paper code.

absolutely eyewatering in comparison to EU wages (outside of London etc). inb4 "but you have healthcare" (which is so good you'll go to jail if you don't pay up)

I was thinking mostly of the bits of the tech designed for working when the launch site is hits with nuclear explosions

I have a morbid curiosity to know how much of all that old tech would actually work in a full scale nuclear war, launching all missiles. Seems so well thought-out, but also incredibly hard to test. Really fascinating article!

I would apply the same reasoning to NLP, or "clever search" that goes beyond simple spelling mistakes. heck most people even dislike those stupid GUIs that keep changing to "adjust to the user"

AI - whether deployed locally or in the cloud - is a huge thing with lots of complexity and a high degree of non-determinism. That's exactly what many people don't want with their notes. Heck most just use a text file to be super safe and simple.

I don't want "AI" in my notes

There's strong stereotypes around people in technical projects, but without technical roles and actively working against the project. But as so often, they're very much true for this individual (the one who posted about the suspension, is part of that stupid "working group" and is boasting about it on "his" socials. I don't think this should be detailed further. Curiously, the same person was also in charge for the last python release, which featured a very political message in its release notes.

All CoCs are weapons and used all the time to harm the project they were forced upon. "Python Software Foundation's Code of Conduct Working Group" just wow. And the person who did this is exactly the kind of person we all expect

Curiously he understands fine if "feet" is replaced with "ft"

Context: This is a widely used C++ library for 2D physics. It has always been super flexible/hackable, easy to setup and rock stable physics. Therefore a popular choice for games. Good to see that some of the code idiosyncrasies have disappeared (it had a lot of pointers and callbacks)

I have two train conductors in my extended family. They have an ingrained anti-performance mindset and culture. There is no recovery from that.

Not the day to argue about this, but this is definitely not the canonical opinion on her work for youtube