Operating a single f35 for a year takes more money than this entire project so far. There is lots of waste in govt to be sure. But if itâ(TM)s even halfway competent, basic science ainâ(TM)t it. Regardless of what conclusions might be made based on the observations, collecting more data like this is rarely bad.

Except when sufficiently influential entities private and public write laws favorable to them that are later constitutionally endorsed.

They *can* be good, theyâ(TM)ve just not been well executed.

Rogue one and Solo were both almost good, Season one of Mandolorian was pretty good. I know many a nerd who is non middle aged white male who like some other stuff, and thatâ(TM)s important to me, too. Star trek is similar.

At least firefly is coming back.

> Better DNA error checking

Error checking is only suboptimal if one emphasizes individual-whether organism or trait-longevity. Current levels and mechanisms balance diversity and change with stability and reproductive success.

I think thereâ(TM)s nuance needed in the definition of âoemalicious.â. The author intended unpleasant consequences, yes, but only short term. He also wanted to raise consciousness for everyone in an important conversation. Thatâ(TM)s probably a net benefit for everyone.

You are clearly not a lawyer. Causes to be transmitted is not equivalent to making available for free.

Isnâ(TM)t deepseek already twice as efficient?

Nepotism is not magic.

Maybe they meant incontinence?

Enshittification is a user facing symptom. The real issue is neoliberalism and late stage capitalism. Extraction and exploitation-in this case by maximising consumption of unwanted servicesâ"are the mechanisms of action.

>forcing rtoâ¦

Is really about the real estate. Vacant space is a liability. Sometimes useful as such, sometimes not. In most orgs right now, not that many folks are actually doing the work. CSR, some front end developers. Most of the rest are shuffling papers and having meetings and âoenetworking.â Occupancy and real estate development are largely investment games.

Weâ(TM)ve known at least since the 1950s that industries like insurance (not the same as utilizing the economics of risk pools mind you) cost more to exist than they provide in value (as R. Buckminster Fuller). WFH v. RTO just highlights this.

Serious question: what can html, js and css do today that they couldn't 10 or even 15 years ago, at least for the user? I think the only cool, new, user-friendly innovation I have seen in that timeframe is passkeys. Granted, I don't run across random sites like I used to.

What you say is true, but is compounded by the downsized high productivity consider humans as fungible capital/reaources development mentality of the last couple decades.

Thatâ(TM)s a super helpful comment and a valuable reframe, I appreciate that.

But if you need a game as an incentive to make a challenging trek, youâ(TM)re doing it wrong.

> and when a serious illness hits you in the EU or Canada why do you try your best to get to the US for treatments that your socialize medicines won't or can't cover?

Why are so many Americans taking âoemedical vacationsâ in Mexico and elsewhere?

And to your point about immigration, just because things suck worse other places doesnâ(TM)t mean America still sucks for many. Iâ(TM)m well off atm, but Iâ(TM)m also a just person, and I can see how my lifestyle is supported by extractive and unjust policies of America (and also Europe and Japan).