I don't see it. May I be the first to tempt you of the delights of firefox and ublock-origin. :)

It might be super interesting if you could elaborate on what you're doing differently with Asta. Are you reviewing generated code? Are PRs being reviewed? Are you more of a orchestrator? etc

>Unless there is AI regulation or a coordinated slowdown between labs, human extinction in the next few years seems very likely

Sigh, no explanation of how this would occur (even after multiple questions on that thread).

It's starting to sound like hot air and frankly tiresome. I want data worksheets.

AI is the only product where prophesies of doom about it are part of the marketing strategy.

> where the default choice of headphones is Bluetooth.

Unfortunately not giving wired headphones away (with the phone purchase) and not including the standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, means that 'normal' people just put their phone calls and play their video on speaker, to the annoyance of everyone (on public transport).

Discussing back and forth whether Tim Burton is still alive is a rabbit hole worth exploring.

Not sure what would be more interesting than that.

I mostly limit myself to 3 pages of HN, till I see a count of 90 as the last article, then I stop.

I don't want this site to be destination for doomscrolling.

I was so addicted to this back in the day, I dare not download this.

How does this work, does it use the twitter api?

Probably just fetches the page with a login cookie, like Nitter.

FYI: uBlock-Origin flagged this. No idea what's on this article, but might want to skip it.

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I've been meaning to learn/run QEMU on my linux box. I assume I don't need to do anything apart from rebuild the image each time I need to do this?

Yes I most likely will tell them to get lost, but if I get an invite from Larry/Sergey I want to be ready.

You'll probably need to enable some "secure memory mode" in BIOS, e.g. a boot error that you ignore which says something like "KVM disabled by BIOS" needs to be made to go away.

Realistically you want virtualbox, which is closed source and proprietary. qemu will run Linux but I don't think it's accurate and performance enough to run windows, right?

You can run a Windows VM with QEMU, but virt-manager is probably a simpler choice. Qemu is very accurate and performant, but also very flexible and not exactly straightforward to configure. But if your goal is to experiment with virtualization and learn, either one is probably a better choice than VirtualBox.

If security/isolation of unknown not quarantined code, Windows would not be high in my list as a sandbox.