Blamemeta @ Blamemeta @lemmy.world

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Australia doesn't treat it's people like citizens, rather as subjects. Totally different dynamic.

Or you know, you have limited resources and infrastructure that can't handle infinite people.

Its not, its just a common thing.

Depends on the specific town. Some still have some life left, others are dead.

Ram is literally just the tape. Modern computers are just multitape turing machines, albeit the tape ends at some point.

If they can't pay a fair wage, they shouldn't be in business. They'll have to up prices.

Would you rather prices go up a tiny bit, or continue to not pay living wages? It's the same thing as with fast food workers and the $15 min wage.

Well yeah. You don't use it unless you have problems with people hopping borders.

For a good wage, they would. And for the most part, crops are mechanically harvested.

OpenAI actually has some decent people working there. ChatGPT doesn't seem to have any.

Sweden doesn't have free speech. Thats pretty much an America only thing at this point.

Turns out you need very good computer scientists to make good AI. And those are very expensive and hard to come by.

Thats exactly what they'd do, work for less pay than Americans are willing to. We need to go after companies that hire illegal immigrabts but obviously, the government can't seem to do that. Next best thing is to keep illegals out.

Get rid of illegals, wages go up, in simplified terms.

Personally, that includes gas station stops, but not much beyond that.

Extreme? Razorwire is extremely visible, and its used at plenty of borders.

Yeah, no shit. Thats literally the point, to help keep illegals out.

This app needs some work, but its early days. They just need to check if typeof === "string" and display the string.

Probably in the pipeline.

I think my biggest problem is I don't speak Italian, and google is not being helpful.

Seems she just wants closed borders? Am i missing something? Theres a couple articles that claim stuff, but with zero quotes to back it up.

purpose outside the purview of state authority

I would argue its not, after all there are many things handled both by the feds and the state. And texas already put up plenty of walls in more urban areas.

Whats exactly is evil about the buoys?