How often does a solution need “new” code and not “basically the same code as a previous issue but with two small details changed”? This is a genuine question, I have only ever coded as a hobby. But 25% of your work being essentially just copy pasted sounds plausible, and that’s sorta all LLMs are doing, right?
The point isn’t that we’ll never get there. The point is we sure as shit aren’t there yet.
The west
Are authoritarian regimes somehow supposed to be more opposed to using children to promote heightened surveillance?
Private companies can be dicks. Public companies can and will be sued by their shareholders if they aren’t big enough dicks.
I’m not disagreeing, but can anyone really be surprised? IP theft is Chinese policy 101.
If only there were people desperate for a better life here, alive now, perhaps in a neighboring country or even entire other continent bordering the states.
It’s a lot more likely a US citizen was raised in/has family in a small Canadian town though.
My reddit account has just shy of 100k comment karma and less than 2k link karma, and I still got the message.
I marked it as spam for “unsolicited messaging” lmao
Mind explaining to me why a vending machine needs to know the demographics of its users?
Microsoft: your computer, my choice