I believe humanity has given up and we aren’t collectively really trying anymore. I know some people are still trying, but for the most part, humanity’s actions speak louder than its words. We aren’t trying, and we aren’t going to do what we need to in order to avoid giant catastrophe.
Talk about taking one for the team. There’s even a good reference to The Oregon Trail in here, which I’ll admit is the first thing I thought of when I read the headline.
Hey, bird brain! No, I mean this is a study about bird brains. Birds have small brains but can be as intelligent as primates that we consider relatively smart. I can only dream of being called bird brain.
Apparently we only live in an approximation of reality or at least a view of reality that’s not fundamental. I KNEW IT!! Most of the stupid stuff we’re required to do to stay fed and housed doesn’t seem very fundamental to reality either.
This story is kind of playing out all over the world whether it be power or water, whether it be about semiconductor manufacturing or data centers. This stuff takes resources, and we’re kind of running out of them.
Forget about that giant black hole, this is REALLY wild. A college dropout developed his own surgical cure and then talked someone into performing it on him. This guy does not take “lie in bed quietly for the rest of your life” for an answer!
It’s fun to spend hours mocking Windows users for defragging their hard drives, but Macs used to need it too. Also, no one on Windows defrags anything anymore either, let’s be real. But you should still spend hours mocking Windows users anyway.
I never read the manga or watched the anime Golden Kamuy so I don’t know the Hokkaido connection here, but I’d still like to visit Hokkaido for more traditional reasons when I get back to Japan someday.
You don’t love to see it. There are certainly more websites than I have hands and fingers to count who I’d put in line in front of The Internet Archive in terms of things I’d like to see hacked and knocked offline.
I dont’ know what’s going on with OpenAI in general, and I really don’t like the way Apple’s framing of their AI features smacks of Wall St. placation. It’s clear that they’re trying desperately not to slip into irrelevancy by letting something pass them by, but it’s still very un-Apple-y.
I guess it’s not much of a security solution if it’s so easily bypassed, that wacky Sequoia screen recording permission pesterer. I paid for Amnesia by Jordi Bruin, and it is a really nice way to make the pain go away.
