If US and Venezuela are in a state of war, then the head of the US Armed Forces is a legitimate target.

Not sure why you have doubts about this.

> we need human interaction and contact

Indeed, but not at McDonalds.

    > Move on, do something useful, don't stop being amazed by AI but please stop throwing it at my face.

Do you see the irony in what you did?

So, how about you move on, do something useful, don't stop being annoyed by AI, but please stop throwing your opinion in anyone's face.

One could argue that pointing out the pointlessness of LLM hype is infact useful, while producing that same hype is not

You are conflating "hype" with any positive outlook. It has some uses and some people are using it. That's not "hype". It is exhausting to see it everywhere so I sympathize.

Readers may enjoy looking into Peter Norvig and his contributions to the field, which they might find in positive contrast to any of the stereotypical LLM hype.

I will stop when the AI bubble will burst and people will stop throwing at my face everyday about statistical models. It is litterally everywhere I look, I did not ask for it even when I filter the inputs.

IMHO it would be nice to have an AI summarizer/filter (see the irony ?) for tech news (hn maybe ?) that filters out everything about AI, LLMs and company.

> The transaction is expected to close after the previously announced separation of WBD’s Global Networks division, Discovery Global, into a new publicly-traded company, which is now expected to be completed in Q3 2026.

Second paragraph of the article.

> To implement progress reporting, it means you are able to know the time a task would take to run upfront, no?

No. You just need to know the total number of steps and what step are you currently on.

You're right, but I also don't find a way a task queue library could know that upfront either to implement progress reporting.

Does anyone know a task queue library that implement it ? I would be curious to look at it !

The way it's typically done is that the worker process reports back its progress to the job metadata on the queue, and the web worker polls the job metadata to read the progress. I've implemented this for progress bars many times on Django with django-rq.

I first learned about it from Miguel Grinberg's Flask tutorial: https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-flask-mega-tutorial... But the same concept applies to Django.

Maybe because their robots.txt disallows that?

https://www.youtube.com/robots.txt

    User-agent: *
    ...
    Disallow: /feeds/videos.xml
    ...

Also it doesn't find the Batman statue in Leicester Square.

Perl was killed by mod_php.

Not the language, but the easiest setup ever.

Python is strongly typed.

You're right - poor wording. Static vs dynamic is what I meant.

> because if I'm willing to give him my money after saving up for it, but it sells out first, wouldn't he make more money if he took mine then?

If the piece sold out, he made his money.