thatguy0900

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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
Everyone gets their own Ai chat bot at birth (maybe with a physical robot for it to pilot) and it's up to them to direct it in ways that produce value?
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
The problem with tariffs is really just trumps complete instability. Why would anyone invest in domestic manufactoring when Trump wildly flip flops on all tariff policy using it as a diplomatic punishment and reward system? Especially when
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
Look at Russia. They just want to be the billionaires who can throw other billionaires out of windows for Crossing them.
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
And I sure Trump would be a great steward of our fiscal policy and wouldn't wildly throw the levers back and forth every Friday as his whims change
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
It's not? In one scenario nato breaks up and us becomes the pariah of the west led by a emboldened king and in the other it does not
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
I'm not convinced trump cares about economic suicide at all
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
I would so much rather use arm twisting in background political discourse to open and public threats of military invasion on a nato ally. Those two are really not even comparable
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
The really funny ones are when you buy something online then receive a deluge of ads for the thing you just purchased
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
Think the cybertruck effectively shows that noone cares about the safety of those outside of the vehicle too much
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
I think a lot of those old central heat systems you couldn't actually control the heat, being able to lose a lot of heat to the window if you wanted was probably a feature. I was watching a video on old soviet blocks in cold areas and
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
For sure in the future I'm sure the US will teach that it was a fair deal and nato was corrupt anyway but I hate to see the whitewashing of it going on already like it's a casual land purchase offer
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
If I threatened someone until they sold me something that they made very clear they did not want to sell noone would call it "Buying" and we shouldn't either. It would be extorting. Under no circumstances are we buying Greenl
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
I don't even have hope it will accomplish anything. Everyone who still supports him either doesn't care or will say it's Ai generated.
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
Considering how quickly he moved past taking Canada I almost feel like he didn't want it that badly but now he's blustered about it so much it would be embarrassing so not get it.
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
If there's a civil war in the US I don't see how services like this would even stay up to collect from
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
You're missing the part where they named their train after a iconic artifact of evil famously used to do evil train stuff with for this metaphor to work
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
I mean you can say stuff like that but the reality is they purposefully named themselves after a super villains magical spy apparatus so I'm not inclined to take his word about them being ethically neutral. Like I'm not really sur
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
My phone has a mode that will charge it slowly overnight during set hours but unrestricted charging during daytime, feels like the optimal solution
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
And in 2032 everyone just crosses their fingers this doesn't happen again? Unless 2029 includes a structural overhaul of the entire government I really don't see how the US regains it's status as the capital of the world. We
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
Exclusively using a ever dwindling stock of old hardware is not really a practical solution to preserving hardware rights in the long term
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by thatguy0900 9mo ago
I think the actual outcome is they will expect you to rent servers to conduct all your computing on and your phone and pc will be a dumb terminal.
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by thatguy0900 10mo ago
I don't think they misread it, I think they just liked sauron more than the good guys
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by thatguy0900 10mo ago
Well the companies that facilitate this have found themselves in a position where if they go down they take the US economy with them, so the maybe this shouldn't happen thing is a moot point. At least we know this stuff is in stable, s
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by thatguy0900 10mo ago
Someone is working 20 hours a month and paying for a 100$ subscription on top of bills? And this isn't a isolated case, this is the expectation for the normal person? Is the job supposed to be real or is the government just giving out
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by thatguy0900 10mo ago
This really doesn't make sense to me. I see no world where Ai is so useful that the common man is willing to pay 100+ a month for it, but it's also a world where the common man has a job. There's too many people for everyone
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by thatguy0900 10mo ago
Honestly dreading the day Gabe has to pass on the torch. Under him valve is such a consumer focused company
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by thatguy0900 10mo ago
You can, but on the other hand they've been battling bugs from it with every release. The game is notorious for breaking things constantly. I played for quite a while and the sound engine was always awful with things not in your line o
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by thatguy0900 11mo ago
Noone wants to accept being feature complete even if they actually were feature complete years ago
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by thatguy0900 11mo ago
The US has even moved on to "narcoterrorists", you can just blow those ones up whenever
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by thatguy0900 11mo ago
Evidence that he's going to stop getting boatloads of government money probably

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