Not just the roof rack. The whole car is probably close to the max allowed weight.

The container is seemingly at around 60%, so 600L. Gas is ~25% lighter than water, so we’re looking at something like 450kg.

I don’t know the model, but a lot of similar or even bigger cars max out at +500kg (per specification). Most cars have less allowance.

And this is just on the roof. Not counting the container, passengers and other stuff.

Truly a marvel of engineering.

They understand the theories and underlying principles, but the sheer amount of data makes it impossible to actually verify it.

An ELI5 comparison would be a hill of stones: you know when you throw more stones onto it, a “landslide” will occur and rearrange the hill. For a very small hill of 10 stones you may even be able to know input and output (“if I throw a stone there, the stones will be like this after the landslide”). But you cannot predict the same for a hill of 1000000 stones, even tho the “rules” are the same. You know what will happen, but you have no way to predict the outcome, or verify that everything went as expected.

The theory / math is not the problem. The scale is.

If valve loses this, they will clamp down on their features.

Because why would they provide infrastructure for free when the developer sells keys for less somewhere else?

If you expect them to provide storefront, infrastructure and community integration for free, I don’t think they will.

That’s because Copilot and Gemini were the first, and are easily accessible. That’s why they stuck for the normal search engine replacement. They are also built into their search engine counterparts.

Claude on the other side costs money, so only professionals (who need the performance, or however that’s called) use it.

No long lasting fear. But at the age of 10 I read the second Harry Potter book, and I was so afraid during the second half of the book I read through it in a single session, in bed at night.

At the time it was the longest and most intense reading session ever.

I thought billionaires are like über businessmen. How comes he cannot handle some competition?

Survivorship bias. We only see the “good old programs” because the bad ones didn’t make it until now.

She’s either lying, or you calculate in British gallone, instead of American gallon. Diesel never passed 3€/L in Germany, not even close.

I suspect the real reason is those older Kindles allowed to remove the DRM from any media loaded onto them via Amazon. Because the decryption key is the serial number written on the back of the device.

If those devices are not supported anymore, they don’t need to issue these easily breakable DRM protected ebooks anymore.

My apology if someone else wrote this before, or it’s been mentioned somewhere already. Didn’t read everything so far.

Demand full proof of ownership from any company and asset. If they provide strawman, tax those.

If they don’t provide verifiable information, seize the companies and assets and put them into public hands, or if that’s not possible (digital services for example) deny them to operate in your country. The actual owners will reveil themselves quickly. Then tax them.

Yes and no. Yes, I’d rather have them fleece similarly rotten gamblers. No, I don’t like them making terrible decisions intentionally, because those will always be the most profitable bets.

More relevant: Sam Altman floated the idea (compute as currency) two years ago. link

Sea mines are indiscriminate weapons.

It’s a 44 km commute. She’s not doing that much mileage. The car is running nonetheless of course.

I have a high bar when it comes to recommending enthusiastically. Not to say my list is universal bangers, but they are MY bangers.

Andor (the only good Star Wars series) Band of Brothers (WW2) Chernobyl (Cold war drama) Queens Gambit (Chess drama) Silo (Fallout-esque apocalyptic dystopia) The Expanse (Sci-fi)

Probably not any laws, but the term and and conditions of those sites. When you sign up you probably agree not to use insider knowledge, or whatever.

If that’s enforceable, and if they have a case, I do not know.

Which is why some nations will outright ban it. And others will sleep on the risk until it is too late. It’s the “should we do anything about this social media stuff”-discussion all over again… but on steroids.

We can see it already, the amount of people who rely on it for… literally any information request. And it’s freakishly hard to fight against it. Mainly because the same companies which push those AI products, are actively making traditional information sources worse (e.g Google Search).

Majority of CEOs tried to use Ai on the wrong level of their company: at the bottom.