and forces Google to pay for ads people didn’t see.

You seem to have this backwards - Google gets paid for clicks on ads. It’s the advertisers that pay Google, and they are the ones that lose out on this.

That’s basically saying that they shouldn’t use Claude at all.

Due to the fundamentals of how wind power scales, it’s unfortunately unlikely to happen

Sounds implausible

Clearly someone was around if the police were able to spot it.

Just press down on the damn brake pedal until all four wheels come to a complete stop. It’s really not that hard.

Ed Zitron’s predictions are essentially worthless - see https://danluu.com/zitron/

I think the conjecture is that it’s supposed to contain local pollens, and hence be somewhat similar to hyposensitization, where you subject the body to the allergen in controlled doses to successively lessen the allergy response.

Honeybees don’t drink from the kinds of plants that people are typically allergic to, however - they drink from flowering plants, while the common allergies are from wind-borne pollens (trees and grasses).

Even then, the dosage is not right for provoking a hyposensitization response.

See https://www.aaaai.org/tools-for-the-public/conditions-library/allergies/honey

The lettuce wins again

It is indeed.

and local honey helps with allergies so I ate it.

I don’t think this can be true, to be honest

The article plainly states that the production company says it wasn’t AI, but instead that it was human error that led to the data loss.

The AI-thing was merely a rumour.

As the article notes, this problem has mostly been solved by requiring AVAS in EVs sold from 2021 and onwards

Fwiw, the translation is not correct

What a fucking loser

The people with charging at home that I know are paying an effective rate close to 0, due to smart electricity contracts where they get time of use rates at a 15 minute resolution. Then they set the car up to charge when the price is basically nothing, typically during night. It’s even possible to get paid to charge when there’s excess capacity in the network.

There’s no problem with driving with earphones.

The mirrors are a problem though