SlopppyEngineer @ SlopppyEngineer @discuss.tchncs.de

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And the next generation of AI probably only needs a fraction of the data it needs now so the need to scrape the data is gone.

It's not publicly available anymore. If you're not logged in you don't see anything anymore except tweets you have a direct link to. Even then you don't see any replies and the amount of tweets per day you can see is limited.

If you have a million, you can spend $1.9 every minute to spend it all in a year. If you have a billion, it's $1900 every minute. A millionaire is just a rounding error for a billionaire.

I discovered I'm bad at growing food and glad I don't have to live off what I grow. That would be stressful.

Prohibition part 2, pornographic boogaloo

The reasoning that gave us just-in-time delivery and supply chain breakdown.

And then the deflecting begins.

"Climate is always changing. We'll just have to adapt. And do you have any ideas how much it costs to change those emissions?"

"It's changing a bit fast and giving us flooding, heat waves and storms right now. How about you adapting our infrastructure to cope with that?"

"Do you have any idea how much it costs to adapt? Bootstraps! Freedom! Personal responsibility!"

One extension to automatically accept, one extension to automatically delete everything after the tab is closed.

Hippo protocol. Highest Paid Person's Opinion.

It's not a capitalist mindset, it's a feudalistic mindset.

Work From Mansion

A landlord was being shitty to someone and it was clear he wouldn't get his deposit back no matter what, so when the renter moved, he took everything. Meaning he unscrewed the plugs from the wall and took those with him, took the toilet seat and so on. Play stupid games, win stupid prices I guess.

Everybody there is now suddenly a Primitive Technology fan

And not the first time that happened.

"I didn't say I beamed them out in one piece, or all pieces at the same time. It was a small hole after all."

Celebrating Christmas. That's how long it takes me to get through 10 beers. I don't drink a lot.

All the fuel for the car is pumped, refined and transported with electronics. Not to mention traffic lights.

Then you'll have to buy only old cars as everything in the last few decades had its engine controlled by a computer or at least microcontrollers which are mini computers. You're looking at mostly pre-1990 cars. These were the cars you could easily hot-wire as they didn't have electronic security.

Any modern car, even a manual transmission combustion engine, is a computer. The chip shortage hit the car industry hard.

Shorter lived species than humans should be even more widespread and rapidly developing

Great, now I have "I am the very model of a scientist Salarian" stuck in my head