You should take in some salt, potassium and calcium to make it easier on all of your muscles while you fast.

You could also look at it from the other direction: many common tasks are designed to be performed using a pair of human hands.

To be fair, Musk seems to go out of his way to provoke that hatred. If heâ(TM)d just stick to his engineering and leave the anti-semitism to the professional bigots, heâ(TM)d generate a lot less blowback.

You're forgetting BYD.

I have to admit that I did forget about BYD. They're not as widely available, though, so that's why they didn't come to mind.

What is wrong with the ID4? It seems okay by VW standards.

Rampant software issues. Failure to charge, and complete hang of the dash indicators. And, complete loss of power (while driving), which resulted in a recall. That's fucking cataclysmic.

As volume goes up, prices can come down. And, Tesla does have a history of lowering prices.

And, since Tesla, Rivian and Kia/Hyundai ** seem to be about the only car companies who are able (or willing) to make a decent EV, I'm glad it's one of the three.

(** I realize the newer eTrons and the Taycan are pretty good, so some credit is due to VW/Audi/Porsche, but the ID4 is a POS, so I'll stand by my assertion)

The Wangy doth protest too much, methinks

Gratuitous sexism aside, youâ(TM)re exactly correct with your comment.

We donâ(TM)t need machines that generate pro forma bullshit that mimics all the genuine bullshit weâ(TM)re already drowning in. We need machines that can reliably perform menial but important real-world tasks, like food preparation.

A bad developer is often worse than no developer, as the workload introduced by the bugs and maintenance load they add to the project outweighs the benefit of their coding effort.

Iâ(TM)d be very surprised if that doesnâ(TM)t turn out to be the case with Devin. At least with a badhuman programmer you can hold out hope that they will become better with time and experience; I donâ(TM)t think that is the case with AIs as they anre currently implemented.

No. I do not. The polar deserts are becoming valuable real estate. I don't need to persuade anyone of anything. I need to secure property rights, build fences and buy guns to protect my claim from those who clued in late. I'm really just making conversation.

The satellites stay above the area they are covering all the time, they are in a geosynchronous orbit.

Anyone who's seen them train across the night sky can tell you that's not true.

The Times replied on Monday that it had simply used the "first few words or sentences" of its articles to prompt ChatGPT to recreate them.

Please, tell us more. Just a few words or sentences sounds like it was most likely sentences. And the, just how many sentences did you nudge it with? How derivative were the original articles to begin with? And, is it possible the articles themselves were, in whole or part, composed by AI?

You are creating poverty for no good reason.

You are wrong. There is no evidence to support the assertion that climate change from fossil fuels is rendering the planet less hospitable. If you research the Paleocene Eocine Thermal Maximum, you will see that the opposite is true.

The lead wasnâ(TM)t evenly distributed, it was proportional to the amount of auto exhaust being emitted nearby.

Those who didnâ(TM)t live near lots of traffic were exposed to less lead than those who did.