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Picard is the best by a mile, which is great praise because I liked Janeway and Sisko a lot too.

Same - also a good allegory for not trusting AI.

Is it a utopia? On earth and in the federation they make it seem so, at least post-scarcity but at the edges of the federation you have Romulans, the Borg, Cardassians. Multiple main characters undergo torture, etc... It would make an interesting TV show / spin off where people are shuffling / politicking for power in a post-scarcity world.

As campy as TNG can be, there are so many moral themes and dillemas and Stewart's Picard always grounded them with his dedication to his craft. RIP.

For me reading ai code feels a lot like that time I tried reading Joyce. I don’t understand but I’m sure it’s beautiful.

Do they want regulation because they are behind and want the brakes applied to others so they can catch up using their huge pile of money, or are they so ahead they want to stifle the rest? My money, based on copilot is on the former.

Worse yet, this is contained but Putin will use it to argue against foreign actors weakening him further because 'think of the consequences`. I hate how paranoid this timeline has made me.

Are the two middle initials necessary? Any other notable Paul Dirac's?

From an infosec/networking stand point, aren’t still actively loading the site? Whether it’s in a preview window or not?

I'm convinced they do and they're trolling us.How many 100s of 1000s in consulting do you think it took to come up with Bob?

I mean Suge was driving the car and Tupac in the passenger seat. Seems risky.

I'm trying to find a good analogy for what it would be called when they have the cheese melting by the fireplace in restaurants.

It's like I said in another article, I've spent my life in C# and JavaScript. I'm a low-level programmer now, did even have to learn C or assembly.

Seems nuts that you would go through the trouble of air gapping a system then use a Bluetooth keyboard.