That prospect becomes less and less likely the more government is bought and paid for by Big Tech.

To answer your question we’ll need to conduct a series of electrical tests on your left ball. Please report to the lab as soon as possible, and wear loose pants.

The straw I’m grasping at in this example is a reasonably well-accepted scientific consensus, but you do you.

Our microorganism ancestors also did all those things, and they were far beyond anything an LLM can do. Turning a given list of words into numbers, doing a string of math to those numbers, and turning the resulting numbers back into words is not consciousness or wisdom and never will be.

LLMs are not children. Children can have experiences, learn things, know things, and grow. Spicy autocomplete will never actually do any of these things.

Whatever people in power try to stir up about this, it’s literally impossible to legislate and block shapes from being 3D-printed. Any attempts to do so are a fool’s errand, and/or just being used to justify misguided (and doomed) attempts to lock down 3DP technology for other reasons (read DRM/copyright forces in big business.) Blocking parts that might be for a gun from being printed simply cannot be done.

https://blog.adafruit.com/2026/02/04/what-a-load-of-filament-the-case-against-3d-printer-gun-detection/

https://michaelweinberg.org/blog/2026/02/04/3d-printer-gun-screen/

You can remap that key on a hardware level with a little flathead screwdriver. 🪛 🗑️

No kidding, we’ve had 16K since the 1980s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IagZIM9MtLo

Maybe they’re talking about the TV walls in “Fifteen Million Merits.”

I heard if you play the record backwards it boots you into Windows ME.

It’s a product of Vista-era Microsoft which is also current Windows-Recall-era Microsoft.

Don’t mind about the AI addition.

more privacy conscious

Pick one.

Is that you, Abby Normal? 🧠

我能吞下玻璃而不伤身体。

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It’s even faster to ask your own armpit what’s wrong with your code, but that alone doesn’t mean you’re getting a good answer from it

Seriously. They may as well be interviewing a flipping coin, and then proclaiming that it “admitted” heads.

A chatbot is not capable of doing something so interesting as “going rogue.” That expression implies it’s a mind with agency making a choice to go against something, and this program doesn’t have the ability to do such a thing. It’s just continuing to be the unreliable bullshit machine the tech will always be, no matter how much money and hype continues to be pumped into it.

You either die Old Mozilla or you live to see yourself become Current Mozilla.