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2000 years ago Qin burnt books. Barbaric. Then Hitler burnt books. Barbaric. Now AI burnt books. Is legal and most cost effective ways. When Skynet happened, hard to pity barbaric humans.

You meant the other neighbour across the pacific? 150 F35 not going to do much really. You do know the incident over Iran with F35 and many others across Taiwan straits. China hasnt even flex their wartime muscle and already millions of drones a year production which each can be more effective and cheaper than the one used by Iranian. Plus you know America carrier fleet no longer near that region.

I assume this is like badge of honor? Seems like all frontier AI need to checkbox "hacked".

America voted for it.

Yes America is a pure democracy and we have complete freedom of choice

America now bans Chinese stuff. Some Chinese carmakers are explicitly banned in USA.

"will be"? Is it fully and openly audit or more like trust-me-bro 30T usd TAM? Reminds me of Worldcom, Enron and Groupon.

Wouldn't it be easier to patch gnu c compiler that compiles the kernel? That way anyone compiling kernels will auto include the enhancement by default across all OS, unix or linux.

Not really explaining autoMATTic. Amazon, "A" is because Jeff wanted it at the top of search. Fox, Dell, Walmart, Disney, all is closer to the example.

I was just thinking about the A thing the other day.

A1 Plumbing, Acme Brick, AAA Home Servicing all the companies named over the years to try and be the first in the phone book.

But phone books have been dead for a long time. And search results aren’t alphabetical. It would be interesting for someone to graph or somehow otherwise show how names have changed in response.

I have seen those occasional pictures of businesses named “(thing) near me” in an attempt to win at Google searches.


There are a few called My Location or Current Location too. They come up when you want Google Maps to navigate starting from where you are...

Same with Taco Bell

If only Alexander hadn't wasted time on the phone!

Maybe 93 years of not seeing women and touching one might pose danger to their health? I assume if the old man accidentally bump the lady, the heart would beat so fast and blood rushing away from brain to some place down there which might kill him? Probably staying in cave or all-male monastery would be a wiser choice.

If that is the benchmark Erlang is way better. Java has weird delay time when JVM goes into garbage collection mode. You can finely tune it, but if you work at embedded STM32 level with serial connections where hard realtime and hardcore deterministic executions, Java is nowhere near what Rust and C++ can do. The main reason is the JVM. Different languages have different niche. Some hardcore Rust and C/C++ niche, I dont see Java can touch.

Java can and has been used for real-time systems, but it does not look like the Java that you would come across in normal programs. Obviously, RTOS have specific requirements, which usually rule out GCs and other runtimes, where even "regular" Rust would not work. The discussion here however was for (long running) backend systems running on regular hardware. ZGC is able to achieve sub-ms pauses.

Two examples, PTC and Aicas commercial offerings, with real time GC, and AOT compilation for Java since about 20 years now.

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