He’s not making slop patches to the kernel.

People, all people, go with the flow on most things. Yes, when you think about AI in depth it’s clear that you shouldn’t use it. But for most people it’s just some app.

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But it doesn’t claim that if you can imagine it then it must be a real job.

Only Icelandic still uses it

coke isn’t great for you, sure once in a while won’t kill you but it’s probably similarly bad to alcohol. also the supply chain is really unethical. ket sure fine.

not enough em dash

Unless you live in North Korea you’ve got liberals. It’s good to learn some basic definitions for words before running your mouth. If you live in Germany, the CDU, SDP, FDP and Greens are all liberal parties.

there’s plenty of fash-leaning folk musicians too sadly

I disagree, many animals have way more empathy than these people

AI writing sux. The idea sounds nice but the presentation makes it seem like it must somehow be a scam.

Are you trying to piss off the army and make the people with weapons turn against you? Because this is how you piss off the army and make the people with weapons turn against you.

They’re gambling that the American people, including the soldiers, are too atomised and too docile. Just like unions in other exploitative industries are becoming increasingly rare. I think they’re probably correct, they ain’t gonna do shit but accept it. You’ve gotta be constitutionally a bootlicker to join the military anyway. Those people don’t have it in them to stand up for themselves unless it’s “against” their wife and kids. Maybe you’ll get an occasional guy losing it and shooting up his colleagues, the traditional way to do it.

That makes zero sense, that scale of computing is wildly unnecessary even if all finance were to be the shittiest possible crypto.

you don’t peel an orange and then just bite into it

Speak for yourself

On the other hand, discretion in applying the law is often an excuse for the pigs to harshly punish people of colour while letting white people off. I think it’s important for laws to be applied equally to all and if the laws need to change they need to change.

There’s a range of levels of this kind of shop, maybe not in every country or city, but in general. There was one in a city I lived in a few years ago, actually a national chain in that country, which had some fancier stuff but basically normal supermarket level stuff at slightly below normal supermarket prices, plus 5% off if you brought your containers. They had flours, dry beans, seeds, dry fruit etc, as well as like dish soap, oil, vinegar and so on. The first few times it was definitely a bit of a hassle to go there and think about what I needed to bring and buy, but once I made a routine of it it wasn’t harder than anything else really.

hehe. I was once jogging around my neighborhood when I briefly lived there, and a little kid said to his mum as I went past, “that looks roight toiring”. I think about it often.

What sort of stuff did they have? You wouldn’t buy flour and other bulk dry goods?

Yeah no, I completely agree they still did loads of very evil stuff, it’s just the last time that they did any thing that was somehow helpful

Yeah but these (usually flawed) studies that have wormed their way into the public consciousness were done long before gen z was drinking age. From up-to-date information it’s pretty clear that any amount of any kind of alcohol is quite bad for you. Obviously increasing with quantity.