Maybe it is time to stop dismissing UAPs, whether you believe them to be a threat or not.
A surprise drone attack on airfields across Russia encapsulates Ukraine’s wartime strategy
It’s getting this crazy out there!
Android malware Crocodilus adds fake contacts to spoof trusted callers
I do not think even the Syfy channel would green-light this movie.
Trump shares post saying Biden was executed, replaced with clones
Cops pause use of "flawed" AI cameras secretly monitoring streets for suspects?
Cops pause use of flawed AI cameras secretly monitoring streets for suspects
Flawed AI? The real issue with AI is that many people expect it to be infallible. Even when AI performs better than humans, there is a tendency to believe it should be perfect. AI models can never achieve 100% accuracy; however, they often outperform humans and can provide greater visibility of an area than relying on good Samaritans. Face and object recognition systems return percentage matches based on a threshold you set. It’s essential to find a balance between minimizing false positives and avoiding missed matches, which is something that is challenging to achieve with human identification. Therefore, a secondary method of identification will always be necessary, regardless of the technology or people used.
How bad are the cuts to NASA? And is this the first hint of Planet 9? | Night Sky News May 2025
Some projects already built and scheduled for launch might end up in storage
Interesting. Pointed some test code at google to see if new driver works and got a captcha. Guess they do not want anyone scraping them like they do.
Harper Reed on coding with AI
Harper Reed on coding with AI video
Some great tips, but it’s clear he’s rewriting the entire app to add a feature or fix a bug, which I don’t believe most companies will adopt, as they prefer the code to change as little as possible to avoid introducing new bugs. Since most of the work that paid programmers do involves fixing bugs, upgrading versions (like Java 8 to Java 17), and adding features, I foresee AI being an excellent tool for researching new functions instead of googling and clicking on numerous links to find a working example among all the unanswered and incorrectly answered question posts. I see the next step as utilizing tools to read your codebase and requirement documents to build a model that can “understand” your application. This model will collaborate with coding models to generate updates for your codebase and tests for those changes. Perhaps in a decade, management will feel comfortable removing the last human coder, at a senior or lead level, from the loop.
Sounds like a lot of jobs in cybersecurity maybe be coming soon.
Salt Typhoon: Securing America’s Telecommunications from State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks
UPS to cut 20,000 jobs, close dozens of buildings due to lower Amazon volumes
Note also adding automation.
Texas GOP lawmakers introduce bills to display Ten Commandments, read Bible in schools
Considering that these texts constitute the foundational elements of all religions derived from Judaism, should they not be displayed in their original Hebrew to preserve their authenticity and integrity?
Clearly we WAMI covering the border. From this report, it sounds like we are still using short range radar to try and track drug delivering drones flying over the border wall.
Seeing so many all-or-nothing posts about how AI will replace programmers, I made a post as a long-time programmer who uses these tools and knows their limitations compared to what professional programmers actually do on a daily basis.
I wonder how tariffs on Russian oil that we do not purchase would matter. However, tariffs on the refined oil that enters through the ban loophole might.
The Kremlin has never been richer – thanks to a US strategic partner