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It’s a fundamental flaw in first-come-first-served moderation that also gets to reserve a unique name.

I’m going to say something spicy here, but for me personally, I’ve found DuckDuckGo’s AI search summaries to be quite useful. Not for the actual AI summary text, but for the links they give, which are often better than the normal search results.

That being said, I could easily do without them.

One of my favorite media personalities today is James O’Brien, who hosts a news commentary and phone-in radio show. He’s well-known, but not so much in America.

A lot of his highlights are him simply asking people to explain themselves, and in the process it becomes obvious that (1) they cannot explain themselves because they don’t understand what they’re talking about, and (2) the explanation begins to circle around, because it is obvious that it’s based in racism, but they cannot actually say it’s racism.

Try this link: digg.com

100% agreed. A Reddit clone with Reddit amounts of users will end up almost as bad as Reddit. The thing that makes Reddit worse in that situation is that they are a public company.

This platform would have to evolve a lot before it can deal with so many users. There has to be some significant innovation and improvement in moderation and administration, or more users would inevitably lead to endemic misinformation and power tripping and all of that shit you see on Reddit.

In the US, the reason corporations hire lobbyists is that it has a ROI that is bigger than most of their main businesses.

And that return comes from tax revenue. So it is much more expensive for us to allow lobbyists.

That “expertise” angle used to make some sense, before we created long distance communication. But today, politicians have staff, and the staff have access to the internet and telephones. If they need an expert, they can just call one.

Again, it would be much cheaper to hire researchers for politicians than to allow lobbying to continue.

I see no reason why anyone who isn’t a constituent should have easy access to a politician.

There are plenty of anime that are good in the first season. Frieren and The Apothecary Diaries are two recent examples.

kite rig

There actually exist some boats that use kites exclusively for wind propulsion. This is used to save fuel, and most of the propulsion comes from motors. The kite is controlled by a computer.

That example might also count as a mastless rig from the comic.

Some people have also added kite-style sails to traditional sailboats, but I don’t know much about this.

I saw an article about an artist who used AI just for overall composition, and who said that he couldn’t compete if he didn’t do this, because everyone in his field was doing it and it was significantly faster than what he used to do.

I suspect that when people say things like “AI cannot possibly help field X be more efficient like it does in field Y,” what they often really mean is, “I work in field Y and not field X.”

What’s not funny is that Elon Musk is CEO of a space travel company and what you’re describing he’s doing is almost the same thing that caused HAL 9000 to go insane in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Ascendance of a Bookworm is getting a new season in Q2. It’s my favorite light novel series. I’ve read all 33 books three times. In my opinion, the books sort of keep getting better and better, all the way to the end. The author did such a good job at world building and character building, and as you get further into the story, it becomes clearer how deep the lore is and how interesting the characters are.

So, I’m really hoping that the anime acts the same way, and that the new season hooks the viewers even more so that we can get the full story animated.

I bought it because everybody said it was good. I’ve tried playing it several times, and I can completely understand that it’s good, but I always end up abandoning it before a year is up in game.

I see. I was unaware of the Master Debater meme. I thought the meme was an attempt to poke fun at that sort of person.

I understand the message of the meme, but I don’t understand the relevance of the meme template.

The guy on the bottom is not visually portrayed in a good light, especially juxtaposed next to GigaChad. It’s like the meme template is trying to tell you that the guy on the bottom is wrong.

Also, it goes without saying that tons of competent people work at Microsoft, despite OP saying exactly the opposite.

Now we just need these laws worldwide.

I mean, it’s the left-wingers who want to increase the level of education for everybody, and that’s one of the things that is shown to slow population growth. It’s the insane population pressures that result in the need for building stuff like that.

It’s very difficult for a good billionaire to exist in the first place. Like, maybe they inherited the money, but somehow weren’t raised as a selfish piece of shit. But even then, a good person could only be a billionaire for a very short amount of time. They don’t need the money, so a good person would find a way to use it to help others.

Basically, a person who accumulates a billion dollars is a person who has already had many chances to help others, or try to improve the government or whatever, and repeatedly passed up the opportunity. So, they can’t really be good people, and so a good billionaire really can’t exist, or can’t exist for long.

fancy cabinet

Maybe this is the old man in me talking, but every time I’ve had any sort of lighting in my PC or RGB in my mouse, for example, it’s just been distracting. Nobody but me ever even looks at my PC, and now, every time I see a fancy cabinet, it just looks like an eyesore to me.

Let’s see if the rats want to play global thermonuclear war.