Un giorno in Italia, se ha un valore la memoria pubblica, ci saranno piazze e monumenti intitolati a Elsa Fornero per aver fatto una delle riforme più importanti in uno dei momenti più difficili della storia del paese.
Nel frattempo, per capire il motivo, basta guardare questo grafico. È l’andamento della spesa pensionistica dal 2010 in poi (la riforma Fornero è del 2011). Dal 2010 al 2022 in Francia - un paese che non ha fatto una vera riforma pensionistica e che ora è in una profonda crisi fiscale e politica - la spesa pensionistica è cresciuta in termini reali del 17,7%, mentre in Italia è cresciuta del 3,8% (quasi cinque volte meno).
Ma è importante capire anche il contesto: l’Italia ha attualmente una spesa pensionistica che è la più alta in Europa e nel mondo (15,5% del pil) e i contributi pensionistici più alti nell’area Ocse e quindi nel mondo (33%). Questo significa, semplicemente, che senza la legge Fornero l’Italia sarebbe stata schiacciata da un sistema previdenziale che ancora oggi, nonostante la riforma, fa fatica a sostenere.
I used Gemini 4 Carbon to get Windows 11 running on my iPhone Duo! 💻
Unfold the screen and it's a pocket PC, including Antigravity running coding agents on my phone.
This is the actual desktop ARM OS running locally with touch controls.
Demo + repo below!
@chris_j_paxton Yes but isn’t the point of the worry that frontier LLM research is all we will need? Of course we’re not there yet, but people are afraid robotics will in a few years be solved zero shot by GPT 10 or whatever, how does this address that?
@dom_gag_96 Il fatto di poter bisbigliare è molto interessante, così puoi parlare in pubblico discretamente, se tutto ciò che è nel video è vero è un prodotto molto interessante
it's shocking that software engineering has transitioned to 100% AI written in such a short time.
it's more shocking that somehow we, the SWEs, are all just continuing on as if nothing happened. It writes C++ better than I ever could, but the problem of making sure it works didn't magically disappear. we are just shipping enormously more volume at higher quality.
@posta_octavian@marlboro_andres It's not transformed into text, it's transformed into tokens... Which all transformers do, doesn't mean it never saw images or that those images were transformed into words
57% of voters think AI will hurt society.
I think 57% of voters have never had a doctor say "stage 4 cancer" to their face. I have.
- AI is what has allowed me to design a personalized cancer vaccine from my own tumor's DNA.
- AI is what lets me understand everything about my health and show up to appointments prepared.
- AI catches the stuff that slips through, like drug interactions, lab trends and the questions nobody thought to ask.
And this is just basic shit my dumb ass is doing on my own. We've only just begun to see its true potential.
Be scared of AI all you want. Just know the price of slowing it down gets paid by sick people. May not be you or your loved ones today, but it will be in due time.
When you're in extreme agony from a terminal diagnosis with death lingering, I sure as shit bet you'll be wishing that AI had developed a treatment so you could spend just a bit more time with your friends and family.
“AI is a tool for the rich.”
It’s $20 a month.
Hiring a lawyer is $300 an hour. A tutor is $60. A developer is $10,000 a project.
The rich always had access to expert help.
AI is the first time everyone else does too.
It’s actually crazy how X makes you believe the entire world is falling apart every single day.
Another war, another crisis, another headline about how we’re all fucked.
Then you go outside and realize everyone is just living their normal lives, going to work, eating at restaurants and enjoying themselves.
Sometimes you just need to close X, stop consuming all this fear and go enjoy your life. The algorithm makes you believe that everything is negative and bad.
Elon Musk
Just what an incredible fall from grace…
From innovative, eco-conscious, cool nerd…
To depraved, entitled, evil, war-mongering, self-radicalised fuckwit.
You're right, @elonmusk. Someone has grown very rich off money flowing from Ukraine. I work in Starlink supply to Ukraine, so I see these numbers firsthand.
Ukrainians bought 117,000 terminals in September alone (~$42M), plus monthly subscriptions for each one. And that's just official commercial imports. Not counting government contracts, donor-funded deliveries, direct orders from your website or grey imports.
No laundry machines needed. It goes straight to SpaceX.