If you only look at this data it would be the most reasonable guess.

Of course one should also analyze the technical sytems involved and then it is clear that 0% failure is not reasonable.

> For all my feelings about Musk I would much rather step into a rocket

Definitely, but we still have to figure out if Musk is such a genious or NASA is full of retards.

I think it highly depends how you ask the question.

When asking: "Should I do X?" or "Is it true that X does Y?"; the answer is always biased towards yes imo (although it was worse with earlier LLMs)

Only for high level strategy I would say. Generally you have to process lots of visual information and decide/act fast according to it.

There is a small mini-map where all heroes currently visible on the map are shown. A high level player would for example reason: "I saw the enemy carry farming there 30 seconds ago, so right now he is likely in that area".

Why was gnome pushed so hard? In my eyes it looks horrible and I still prefer xfce...

I wonder the same thing. I've been using KDE Plasma and have not looked back.

Does string theory finally make sense when we ad AI hallucinations?

This is a good one

turns out we still needs more vibes

Yeah the solution is simple.

Just licence everything private people can buy except (healthy food). /S

Microcontrollers and electric motors are too dangerous for the general public.

> This project manifesto declares a fundamental shift: advanced air-defense capabilities—once locked behind billion-dollar state arsenals and classified labs—are now within reach of determined individuals using consumer electronics, open-source software, and rapid prototyping.

I guess a lot of people will not be happy with this xD

> Description: Space echoes like an immense tomb, yet the stars still burn. Why does the sun take so long to die?

Translation: everyone should be able to shoot down an airliner, not just nations.

I mean, if we already "trust" nations with that power...

> arXiv is establishing itself as an independent nonprofit organization

We'll see how that plays out I guess.

I worked at a place where we had a custom written code generator that used XML as input. It is usable and especially XSD is nice to specify what a valid input file looks like.

On the other hand it is horrible to read and write for humans. Nowadays I would rather use JSON with JSON Schema.