Good for them.

Hydrogen is a dead end for cars, and ICE is hugely inefficient anyway. As are private cars in general really.

Better dead than uncompetitive, it seems.

Fuck your free speech in particular.

Oh dear. Did Keir miss a bit?

Yeah as in “whoops, oh no we accidentally hit another hospital. Oh well, it was full of terrorists anyway - look here’s a gun that they left lying around for some reason.”

So Israel is just lobbing bombs in at random while starving them, and accidentally destroying a national ethnic group?

I find that as I get older I give fewer fucks. I genuinely don’t care what other people think of me - I don’t need their approval. I have my own friends, family, and interests which are important to me, dickheads at work aren’t.

So are they going to be arrested and imprisoned like JSO were?

Yes it IS.

No it DOESN’T.

YOU ARE WRONG.

I feel safer already.

It’s only going to get worse. It’s not going to be this cool again in our lifetimes. Sorry kids.

Better kill everyone then. Just to be sure.

That’s funny because personally, I’d accuse the Trump administration of protecting an orange fuckwit paedo nonce by not releasing the Epstein files.

https://beaks.live/ is probably the one I’m most proud of. All home built. When I retire in a few years time I’m going to see if I can make and sell a few bird boxes like that.

AI is a catch all term, and I’m using it as such. I’m not saying that none of the technology has any use, but the hype saying it’s a panacea is just that - hype. The same as Blockchain, which has its uses but was hyped out of all proportion.

You are right that LLMs are particularly bad when it comes to value for energy/water/hardware etc.

Making something and it works. Bonus points if other people think it’s cool as well.

1, 2, 4, power wastage, the hype, the low returns for all the time, energy, and resources spent on a technology that has its uses but is no more a panacea than bitcoin, web4 or any of the other bullshit bubbles that have been ubiquitous since people worked out that venture capitalists will spunk unlimited amounts of money at the latest shiny thing.