FiniteBanjo @ FiniteBanjo @lemmy.today

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They thought the opening act was bad, today Peter Thiel payed to have Hulk Hogan go on stage before the Trumps to psyche the crowd up.

And then Trump Jr, I think it was, claimed the opposition were all bought and paid for.

Then why even apply an anecdote in reply to my fact to start with? I think we're done here.

People already aren't paying for them, nVidia's main source of income is industry use and not consumer parts, right now.

That hypothetical isn't placing profit first, at all.

You're accusing a highly respected and frequently audited charity of embezzlement? Or you think from their public documents that they pay their employees too much?

But there is no incentive to get more money than they need to operate, because the shareholders and board don't profit from it personally. NPR income is spent over 92% on program funding and 7% on administrative.

It's basically run the same way as Wikipedia. If enough people donated, there would be no ads at all.

Historically, yes. Very few cultures are known for having a large populations of swimmers in the past, even the average Japanese civillian before the 20th century probably never learned to swim despite living on a chain of islands.

JD Vance abridged: "I am a Veteran, my mommy was poor and swears a lot, I am a 'Hill-Billy' like all of you, I was a Marine."

The GOP: "We want to be associated with marines, we don't want them to vote or be alive."

That's less than the number of employees who worked on Left4Dead 2.

vampire survivors

GOP is pretty cheap. DNC have to be corrupt from the start to even have a chance. So, either a little or enough to cover an entire election campaign for starters.

They do, but they also don't want other people in it, either.

Sounds like it's time for congress to take discussion of dissolving Alphabet a lot more seriously.

There are several large nonprofit media corporations such as NPR.

She's the most consistently well off Democrat trader, as well as occasional speaker of the house of representatives, so the right shits on her and so does the left.

TBH I'm not that against her, she helped pass the transparency laws we currently have over traders in congress, and all of "her" trades are due solely to the fact that when she was in college she married a guy who now owns an investment firm. All of his trades belong to her by nature of joint assets. One of her most notorious trades was when VISA attempted to give her husband some amazing stock options before a big vote on regulations on creditors, of which he bought, and then she voted against VISA's interests for the regulations. Paul still made a profit, though.

He does poll much higher than Harris in some polls that show up on Fivethirtyeight but it hardly makes much sense to include those polls, imo.

I'm so glad I watched that video clip that was fucking legendary. HAPPY BIRTHDAY KYLE.

In the short term, the GOP would have to decide on a new candidate, and one of them literally shot the ear off the current candidate so fat fucking chance, mate.

Well it's hard to make societal predictions with zero basis in reality so you'll have to forgive me for grounding the premise to current phenomena.

Well, in the purely fictional hypothetical that an LLM could advance to the point of reliably replacing humans without a stark loss of quality and marginal cost-benefit before legislations step in to make the cost of increased power consumption and environmental damage reflect on what these companies pay in:

Their will be an owners class who have stake or claim over facilities and technology to utilize the AI, and then there will be an everybody else who have to fight tooth and nail politically for basic human rights as well as shelter and food. Just the current system but whether it's that much worse or better depends on how well our democracies function.