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No, the rest of us will continue trading without the US. Its not giving in, its ignoring the billionaires that are buys favors and not buying from their companies.

You sure about that? My friends and colleagues outside the US are awful pissed that US gen pop let/lets this happen.

They’re encouraging their leaders to route around 300 million Muricans as they see no collective action in response to threats to global trade they rely on.

And argue ok if US institutions and zeitgeist are "fuck yall we're America" well again 300 million are really at the whim of 8 billion.

Not sure the typical Mr Rogers naive optimism "we're America!" is gonna get the US through after 10 years of this (Biden admin effort was binned just months after Trump 2.0 took off so it effectively didn't matter; Jimmy Carter 2.0). That's just copium, blind faith in what Adam Smith called "the invisible hand" he later came to realize was a mistake to believe existed


Im on Void Linux and using X11 too. While i do a lot of my config using an LLM these days, i do find the system simple again. No SystemD, no wayland etc (This works. great for me as im on a desktop with a AMD GPU and well supported HW. If i was on a laptop i would use Wayland probably).

Thats not true in Spain as well... i have had complete different diagnosis between different dentists, even in the same office, some trying to up sell a bunch of stuff that i would have to pay out of pocket.

I always think of all our collective movies and books, and how we always say that humans find a way to fight back against the super evil alien or monster because we are so resourceful. Then we train our AIs on this data and get upset when they encompass all the same traits that we have trained them on.

The problem is its very difficult training them to be generalized and not figure out concepts from what you've tried to remove. In all kinds of things they don't generalize well without counter examples.

For example how do you prevent an AI from stealing unless you define and give examples of what it is.

Also they are conceptual machines. They can stumble on the negation of a concept much in the same manner humans can. It may only exist for that prompt history, but that's more than enough to cause damage.


>Its not like they have killed anyone yet.

I mean... Claude did tell the military to bomb a school supposedly and it also helped in the military coop in Venezuela. This is ignoring all the palantir crap being used by ICE, and the people that have killed themselves after getting encouragements from the AI.


I don’t think that really counts as it killing anyone, it didn’t pull any triggers or drop the bombs

There isn't any particular reason it couldn't other than we're not quite that suicidal yet. But everyone and their dog is working fervently on autonomous AI weapons right now. There are all kinds of "fire and forget" smart solutions now.

coop :: a pen for holding animals of the aviary persuasion

coupe :: style of dessert with ice cream

coupé :: a car model with only two passenger doors


One of the bigger issues with passkeys has been that they get locked to one provider (like apple in your case). Now i HAVE to use an Apple device to unlock passwords, same with Google and Android. Its very much all eggs in one basket.

If it was easy to migrate between services, then i would be a lot more open to using passkeys.


Too add to my own comment: I know that its coming, but until i can export to something like. keepass and not a commercial entity then i don't consider it ready.

Many credential managers support migration. See https://whatarepasskeys.info.

It's fairly easy to export/transfer passkeys (I think, I've never actually done it)

Also, many if not all of the sites I've got passkeys setup with support multiple keys, which I sometimes take advantage of. For example I've got a passkey into my Google account in my Apple account ecosystem but I also have a physical Yubikey setup as a Passkey device, in case I were to get locked out of my Apple account


>It's fairly easy to export/transfer passkeys (I think, I've never actually done it)

>I've never actually done it

You can't be serious.

If it's easy, go do it, find out, and come back here to tell us about it.


I don't need to, I'm not bouncing around password vaults with the frequency of a cheap HAM radio. I've skimmed over announcements of the feature becoming available in a product or two

>I don't need to

Yes you do, if you want to claim it's easy.

Otherwise you're just bullshitting.

>I've skimmed over announcements of the feature becoming available in a product or two

See above. That's not equivalent to "it's easy". You don't have the basis to say that.


What is hard about migrating between password managers? At least on MacOS you can just open passwords and export all to another app?

The problem is that they determine the other apps that are supported. There is no "generic" export.

Not true. I just migrated from apple passwords to 1password. Including passkeys. It's pretty seamless.

For a few corporations yes, but not for local only like KeePass or similar. Thats the issue i have with them, if a can set them up as easy as TOTP on KeePass then fine.

I thought this was the reason to force an investor account on every american child, so that they can be "forced" to buy into these IPOs, and left holding the worthless stock while a massive amount of wealth is transferred from the system to a select few investors.

Yep, system working as intended.

playground.google link

They have updated the link now.

>Not available in your region Playground is expanding to more regions soon. In the meantime, you can explore other experiments today.


Same in Spain...

Just make a captive portal that shows up on your screen for new domains where you can just click "add to allow" or "allow this once" or "add to deny". That way you build the dataset, like most of these tools its annoying in the beginning while you generate the dataset, but after a while its only a few pages a week.

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