It's really hard to take people like this seriously. They preach sermons about the perils of AI, maneuver themselves into an extremely lucrative position where they can actually do something about it, but they don't actually care. They came to get that bag. Now they got it, so instead of protecting the world from peril, they go off and study poetry. LOL. These are not serious people.

Would you feel better if they had ended the blog post with corporate style assurances that Notepad++ is 100% secure?

This is incorrect and tiresome to constantly hear as a go-to explanation for supposed market inefficiencies.

If I live in a country that is under threat of being attacked by U.S. it is nice to have a website where I can look to get a reasonable probability that the attack happens

That figure will also be hugely unreliable, because as we've seen, there is tremendous incentive for insiders to leverage their information immediately before it's relevant.

If the odds sit at 97% NO for weeks or months, then 3 hours before the invasion an insider makes their play, you would have to be constantly monitoring this market, interpret that spike correctly as an insider trade, and be able to, in that very short amount of time, take actions that change the outcome for you, personally.

Doesn't seem like much of an upside to me.

The existence of the odds making for a way increases the odds a war happens to begin with.

“Why don’t you just live like you’re destitute? So ungrateful?!”

How many toys do you have?

So many that I can't play with all of them, most of them are broken, and I don't have time to fix them, so I get really depressed because they aren't usable when I want to play with them. Now I'm trying to get rid of most of them.

"Back in my day, we had a cardboard box and a stick and didn't complain ..."

Now you'd get CPS called for the stick.

Mostly sarcastic, but I don't think it's a hot take to realize that the curtain has shifted substantially over the decades in terms of how to raise a child.

Well, technically they are both, but I don't know how to help them.

Best of luck with your folksy mom & pop DRAM factory.

I'm confused. When you say that hedge funds "price out" regular people, what do you mean? Price out of what?

Of the housing market? That seems to be what GP said, doesn’t it?

They create demand which increases price. Plus they can afford to hold their asset longer, this reducing supply.

LangChain does not solve any actual problem, so there is no need to replace it with anything. Just build without it.

I don't know! I guess we'll have to wait for next year's Indie Game awards to see which prizes they retract that time and why. This is dumb.