Of course.
If you’ve ever seen any interview with Bukele it becomes immediately apparent he’s just another dictator wannabe who was very lucky to accidentally do something good immediately after being elected for the first time. Now he’s riding that wave until he re-ruins the country again.
He doesn’t even understand why his policy worked. He just repeats the “tough on crime” bullshit.
They are not members of the party called the Conservative Party. It doesn’t stop them from being conservatives ideologically.
The article is very unclear on the kind of model they used. Several mentions of ChatGPT, but it doesn’t really sound like they used an LLM.
I really hope it’s not an LLM, this is a perfect case for specialized models trained just for surgery. I really wouldn’t want my surgeon to invent stuff when it doesn’t know what to do.
Remember that Netanyahu got a warning from the Egyptian intelligence about an impending attack a few days before it happened. And he chose to do nothing to prevent it.
Good, keep convincing them that copyright is woke. And we don’t want anything woke right, wink wink
Humans suffer from the same problem. Racism and sexism are consequences of humans training on a flawed dataset, and overfitting the model.
Looks like overtourism is becoming an issue everywhere in the world. Yet another instance of the tragedy of the commons.
But a deeper underlying issue is the idea of real estate as investment. If you treat housing as an investment, of course renting to tourists is more profitable, therefore more of it will be dedicated to tourism.
Traditional parties are consistently failing their nations all over the world.
The only ones offering any kind of hope for the future are snake-oil salesmen like this.
Absolutely true. Israel actions can stop a genocide. Like taking action to stop the one they are currently committing.
Outsourcing your Defense Department to a foreign country is a choice. Not a smart choice, but a choice nonetheless.
It means max 220k, the big number is there to give false hope.
The difference between being technically right and knowing how to communicate.
There’s like a 100 different ways to reject a PR without referring to a contributor as a moron.
I think lately Linus learned how to do it correctly without going on rants.
It’s easy to see how someone might fall into an anti-immigrant pipeline with news like this.
Of course what’s missing is the first-hand insight in the immigrant life, which is far from comfortable.
Which makes me think what is driving those people to see specifically the UK as a promised land. Rather than any other country. Mass hysteria/cultural phenomenon? An extreme case of FOMO?
Change imposed by force never works. Iranian people need to overwhelmingly decide to do it. Providing help is fine, but bombing them into “freedom” never works. It actually has the opposite effect, when you feel in danger (because for example bombs are falling around you) you’ll less likely to start a revolution.
People from some cultures (typically those where Islam is dominant, but not exclusively) are more prone to behavior like this. Probably due to a system of values they have adopted in their environment and upbringing.
Call it Islamophobia or something else it does lend itself to the idea that some people should be regarded with more default suspicion than others, based on their origins. As long as each individual is treated as just that - individual, and not blamed for the crimes of others, a higher base level of suspicion is unfortunate but a normal human reaction that shouldn’t be treated as some kind of horrible sin.
Sound like a standard case of misaligned incentives in a planned economy. As far as those go this is quite benign.
Central government sets targets for selling cars domestically, so of course every car is going to be sold domestically. Even those sold internationally.
And then it gives you the most generic answer how to run a docker build, that doesn’t actually address the problem
He treated the situation as a civil war rather than a criminal matter. What do you do in war? You go after all enemy combatants, you don’t try to determine if one specific soldier killed any of yours. Anyone in enemy uniform is a legitimate target unless they surrender.
El Salvador gangs do have specific ways of visually distinguishing themselves even if those are not traditional uniforms. Of course there are people wearing the same clothes and tattoos just because they think it’s cool, but that is unfortunately a darwin award case.
In this context the captured are not in prison but in a POW camp. What he’s missing is an exit strategy. Eventually you have to establish a permanent peace and release the POWs under some conditions. Not to mention obey the Geneva Convention which enumerates some rights. That’s why he’s always framing it as being tough on criminals.