Please explain what that has to do with anything I wrote in this thread, where I talk about using it to CHECK legal briefs, not to WRITE them. You're doing a worse job of reading than a LLM.

Maggots like AD think things ARE going real fucking great right now.

This is all the same shit the Republicans have been telling us for decades that they wanted to do, all of it. LITERALLY all of it. And they are here for it.

A few long time republican voters are now realizing that it's not a good plan. The vast majority of them still believe the invisible hand of the free market is going to make everything all better as soon as they get rid of all the woke.

That's a pretty pathetic number considering how little purchasing power that gives you in any developed nation.

It must have been worn out and/or dirty then. No controller in history has ever had a better D-pad than the NES. It was positive, precise, and reliable. You could also slam the controllers around, bounce them off the floor, throw them across the room or whatever (yes, I was an angry child. in my defense I played a lot of ninja gaiden) and they would keep on working.

Hopefully the NTSB's tier 2 people are ready; since they did in fact try turning it off and turning it on again and there's still more to the situation.

No, not really.

Juniors know how to code. They wrote plenty of small programming assignments in college.

They don't know the details of the codebase and have less experience making changes to million-line systems, but that's different from being unable to recognize a buggy function.

So all we have to do to vindicate our investment in glorious AI is keeping firing the expensive labor until we get the team down to people so ignorant of the code that their guess is worse than the bot's guess; and they'll have no reason to doubt the bot's output?

Sounds like a win-win to me!

Enjoy your drift, clowns

The solar company can arrange the financing and do all the paperwork.

You might get a better deal from your bank, but you don't hafta go that route.

If you own a home (why else would you buy solar panels?) but need to borrow money to fix your car, then your finances are severely mismanaged. Perhaps you should ride a bicycle while you build up your savings.

It won't even cost $55M.

Government budgets are bloated.

If it is moved to the private sector, they can fire the fat Americans and replace them with skinny Indians at a tenth of the price.

Maybe. Or maybe some banks won't because that way they get more depositors. The market will sort it out.

My bank charges fees for many things, but most fees are waived if I maintain a high enough average balance.

Other fees are waived if I have my paycheck direct-deposited and have my mortgage payment auto-deducted.

So only poor people end up paying the fees, which is yet another reason not to be poor.

If the interest on the loan is less than the savings on your electric bill, you come out ahead even with borrowed money.

Some solar companies provide financing and guarantee a positive return.

Northern Europe has a lot of wind turbines, and the winds are stronger in winter.

America is behind mainly because of Biden's tariffs on imported PV panels, in a failed attempt to build a domestic solar industry.

Trump is hostile to anything green, but he's mostly just blathering with little real-world effect.

Yet another way cars are worse than trains. Though honestly the beers they sell from the trolley are sometimes not very cold but you can't have everything.