Comment Trump: (Score 1, Insightful) 84
Donald J. Trump: "We will bring grocery prices down on day one of my administration."
Uh huh.
Donald J. Trump: "We will bring grocery prices down on day one of my administration."
Uh huh.
Swiss Government Looks To Undercut Privacy Tech, Stoking Fears of Mass Surveillance
"Swiss Government Looks To Become Privacy Rapist, Stoking Fears of Mass Surveillance"
There FTFY.
One
Rich
Asshole
Called
Larry
Ellison
"The jobs engine that has been integral to U.S. economic growth defying expectations for the past four years is stalling," Sarah House, a senior economist at Wells Fargo, said in a note on Friday
I know who's getting fired by the President next.
Sam Altman Says Bots Are Making Social Media Feel 'Fake'. [....] Sam Altman had an epiphany on Monday: Bots have made it impossible to determine whether social media posts are really written by humans, he posted. [...] Altman surmises, "The net effect is somehow AI twitter/AI Reddit feels very fake in a way it really didn't a year or two ago."
Bots make social media feel fake? It makes it fake.
Like, WTF does this typical rich white asshole think the " social " part of "social media" is anyways?
And he's just had an 'epiphany' on this? What a fucking dumbass he is.
I don't want to encourage any salesmen, but call it: "bidirectional power transfer".. then.. It is not charging both ways, it is either charging, or discharging. Bidirectional charging is BS.
I think the way that term is used is in the sense of the vehicle having bidirectional charging, and not being applied to the battery itself.
I don't think that "bidirectional charging" is a proper term. A battery is either charging, or discharging. It is not charging in both directions.
I think the way that term is used is in the sense of the vehicle having bidirectional charging, and not being applied to the battery itself.
I guess the term encompasses a whole bunch of different functionality (in power flows), and somewhat poorly named I think as well.
What is this bidirectional charging that they are talking about?
A feature some EVs have that allows you to power other things (namely, your home) with the car's battery as an alternate power source.
It can't even be called a fine.
It can basically be called pocket change.
Is that you, Peter Thiel?
Clearly it is.
To answer the troll's question:
Exactly what's so special about Da Little Guy that the world ought to tie itself in knots to accommodate him, anyway?
Who do you think truly drives the economy? Just the rich 1%? How often do they buy/sell services and goods from each other, exactly, hmmm?
The computer scientist [said] that rich people will use AI to replace workers, creating massive unemployment and profit increases. [...] He blamed capitalism rather than AI technology itself for the coming economic disruption, stating the system ensures AI will primarily benefit the wealthy rather than solve grand problems like hunger or poverty.
Of course it will - capitalism always triumphs over the little guy!
I can only imagine that the amount of political money/lobbying by AI firms [will/has] dwarfs those of other industries in the past - I'm thinking movie, tobacco and even the oil industries here.
So, if the mgr retorted and called her a CUNT that would be ok too.....right?
Employee relationship to employer is different from employer relationship to employee - you do realize that, right?
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest her statement was fair and accurate.
I think she actually proved it to be fair and accurate.
...and of course someone opened an issue about that.
I cannot conceive that anybody will require multiplications at the rate of 40,000 or even 4,000 per hour ... -- F. H. Wales (1936)