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I didn't even think of that 🤦

I've been online for too long

its solved by getting money out of politics, along with removing regulations that don't make sense and keeping the ones that do

killing all of wikipedia is gunna be almost impossible, theres probably millions of backups around the world. here's a few links to download it, https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Data_dump_torrents, https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Data_dumps, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download

I'd love it if the fediverse could have its own algoithms as long as theyre open sourced and made ethically, like they shouldn't mess with peoples mental health or cause social media addictions

bluesky is just early twitter, and it wont stay that way for long. they've already removed people from there that the Turkish govt doesn't like and there is nothing at all stopping some billionaire like musk from swooping in and buying it all up.

id get them if they were from framework or something and ran some open sourced AR software

Finally, a shower thought about showers

people can imagine 3d chess, whereas 4d scenarios are much harder to imagine

just to point out the other side of this...

(and I already know I'ma be downvoted for just saying that)

Some regulations are bad. Many are good and we actually need them, but some are bad. For example, when there's a few large companies in an industry, they often lobby for regulations designed to increase the cost of doing business. While the big fish can pay the costs of these extra regulations, smaller companies cant, and just cant compete with the big fish, lowering the amount of competition in the industry and promoting more monopolistic behavior. We saw Openai try to do exactly this back when they went to Congress to warn the senators about the dangers of 'agi' and how it quickly needed to be regulated. Well they failed, and now there's tons of companies with their own products that rival Chatgpt in every way other than the brand recognition.

me me! pick me!

Moonfall (2023), seen it several times with friends, highly recommended

me me! pick me!

Some other doctor would probably take care of them. And if they had to go to the ER? Then two other doctors would care for them. And if those needed medical attention too? 4, 8, 16, 32, ad infinitum, millions apon millions of doctors all caring for each other, one big happy family of doctors.

Good night

I hope Canada doesn't forget why Carney won next election cycle

Cory Booker—New Jersey

Chris Coons—Delaware

Tammy Duckworth—Illinois

John Fetterman—Pennsylvania

Ruben Gallego—Arizona

Maggie Hassan—New Hampshire

Tim Kaine—Virginia

Andy Kim—New Jersey

Angus King—Maine (independent who caucuses with Democrats)

Amy Klobuchar—Minnesota

Gary Peters—Michigan

Jack Reed—Rhode Island

Jacky Rosen—Nevada

Jeanne Shaheen—New Hampshire

Elissa Slotkin—Michigan

Mark Warner—Virginia

shamelessly copied off the article

YES

finally, a good use for ai

because it’s a film about love being a more powerful fundamental force than gravity

I always understood it as some sort of warning, against monoculture farming and against not having a strong presence in space

amen