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  • is this written into the law as covered before deductible and maximum out of pocket?

  • im not sure I would call the last point anxiety. As existential threats go its not like nuclear war. Which might or might not happen based on our actions. Its something that is definately happening and extreme good action by us might mitigate it but we by and large have been taking worse actions or at best our beneficial vs non beneficial actions cancel each other out. Heck even without climate change pollution alone has the same ending.

  • Definately not me. Im cheering it.

  • yeah. my remark was mostly flippant and sarcastic. The law should not exist but it is good technology has some options. Still its sad we have to hack around bad laws.

  • I had a friend who was such a master of how much he could abuse the machines.

  • once again I was doin it way before it was cool. I gots the two versions now.

  • boy this terminology is wierd. I think advances are always without consent. They are first moves. Assuming they mean making advances after already recieving some sort of no then its more like that is a sign of toxic masculinity.

    EDITED: yeah reading it I see they mean advances like advancing from a stage so that makes more sense. still seems a bit chicken and egg to me though.

  • well they said an add so it could be something like ff10 delux that comes with the massive guide book or a figurine or such.

  • when you get the prompt at my work their is an option that says you don't have your phone on you and it leads to the old way of doing it.

  • ill add the /s for the last line. though it might be complicated since the military being the biggest user is not the sarcasm but the followup line is.

  • company. the biggest buyer of credits was the us military. look how green we are by our reports /s.

  • oh yeah. in the end you have a system that creates artificial value by requiring the sacrifice of real value. heres one credit for burning a barrel of oil. oh now you have to burn 2 to get a credit, now its 4, now its 8.

  • thing is that few if any use cases for blockchain were found and any actual useful things would not require much energy. The high energy crypto itself does nothing useful over more efficient alternatives and I don't know what you mean by fizzle out but it still uses massive amounts of energy. the language models unfortunately do things that are useful and is much more likely to keep drawing power.

  • thats sorta funny for me as I tend to play hack/stealth.

  • thats how I play it. fine for me and my wife plays on pc and I don't see it as way better.

  • who says heavens no? its hell no, hell yes, and hell maybe!