Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty states that an armed attack against one NATO member shall be considered an attack against all members, and triggers an obligation for each member to come to its assistance.

From the nato.int website. It reads to me that if a country refuses to come to the assistance of a country legitimately invoking the article, the country is breaching the treaty.

It also means that AI in places where it brings nothing and in many cases makes the product actually worse will disappear

Because Protonmail would probably be too much of a competition to TutaMail 🙃

I appreciate the intention of the post, but it is biased and an ad for a different product.

There was going to be a supporter of genocide in the office in any case. You had the choice between a supporter of genocide, and a supporter of genocide with a fascist program. You chose the high road and got the worst outcome.

Your issue was pride.

Thank you for perfectly illustrating my point.

Sadly, most people are selfish and don't give a shit about horrors happening in another country on the other side of the world.

That's why, by the way, when news report on horrors, they state "173 dead people including 2 americans", even though it absolutely does not matter where piece of land the victims were born on.

1. A junior dev wont be a junior dev their whole career, code reviews also educates them
2. You can't trust the quality of a junior's work, but you can trust that they are able to understand the project and their role in it. LLMs are by definition unable to think and understand. Just pretty good at pretending they are. Which leads to the third point:
3. When you "vibe code", you don't "just" have to review the produced code, you also have to constantly tell the LLM what you want it to do. And fight with it when it fucks up.

You can have an electoral division of your country without gerrymandering. Cf most european countries.

Isn't Black Mirror a manual at this point?

Your comment shows a lack of understanding of what democracy is.

There is plenty of forms of democracy, and the appointment of the president of the European Commission is democratic.

It's a form of parliamentary democracy, where the European Council, a symbolic "head of state" of the EU made of heads of states/governments of EU members, nominates a candidate, which has to then be approved by the European Parliament.

This is a democratic system very close to what is adopted in many democratic countries.

So yes, this is democratic. There is no "backroom deal", this is just literally how a parliamentary democracy works. You elect representatives who make decisions for you, including appointing the executive.

It's not like we actually know how time travel would work. Because, you know, it's not currently a thing at all.

Except that he made Jarvis. Meaning he understands perfectly his tool's abilities and limitations... Which vibe coders don't.

If something should work, but it doesn't, nuke all the caches before diving in the rabbit hole of debugging weird issues