You mean those workflows that could've been traditional scripting and CI/CD, if not for management forcing AI into them? Those workflows?
Itd have to be some kind of bubble and that would mean we were in a lottttt of danger and should reasses our use of it.
Well yeah, but if it were the only sector propping up the whole economy and we reassessed it, the economy would be in a loooooot of danger anyway.
Luckily, that would never happen...
no more trustworthy than any other autorouter, but at least it’s fast!
LOL
Even not underestimating the scale, I'm not sure it would work because all the debris would need to be ejected from the thousands-of-kilometers-deep hole. And then you'd also have to have a solution to stop the walls from caving in before the next bomb had a chance to arrive. It's almost as if you not only need thousands of extremely powerful (even for nukes) bombs, but also need to deliver them in a continuous stream to keep the blast pressure up and the hole open.
I feel like, at that point, the easier strategy to accomplish your goal would be redirecting a large asteroid to impact the planet, or something like that.
I think you may either be overestimating the effectiveness of nukes or underestimating the thickness of planets.
Project Plowshare envisioned using nukes to dig holes on the order of hundreds of meters, not thousands of kilometers.
It's a terribly planned and ran event that people are embarrassed to attend or just don't want to waste their time standing in the sun with literally no entertainment.
Or that they flat-out don't want to attend because it's been perverted by fascist idolatry.
Your comment is an insult to cheesy heist movies.
I don't think it's "most" online leftists; I think it just seems that way because the rest aren't posting stupid shit.
I wouldn't argue just that it should be; I would argue that it is and we have a massive problem with the FTC failing to enforce existing law.
What, did Windows somehow get better?
Good way to avoid getting paint on your clothes. 👍
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Federal prosecutors charge two Cop City protestors as part of NSPM-7 initiative
(atlpresscollective.com)
cross-posted from: https://yall.theatl.social/post/10923091
From the Atlanta Community Press Collective
Cop City-related charges become the second case brought that explicitly mentions the controversial Trump administration initiative, NSPM-7, targeting left-leaning movements. You can support stories like these at https://atlpresscollective.com/support-us.
#Atlanta #AtlantaPressCollective
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Flock license plate reader wrongly linked a San Diego man to a violent crime
(timesofsandiego.com)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46763057
Hopefully my neighbors will rejoice as I no longer have to cut and drill steel.
My next goal is to find another junk trailer so I can get the wheels more centered and have better handling and keep the rear of the trailer from scraping when going up and down driveways.
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[video] We Finally Have the Data on Cyclists Running Stop Signs (Shifter)
(video.canadiancivil.com)
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Does NY Times want to distract us from having class solidarity?