Comment Re:Maybe good (Score 1) 151
It doesn't matter how big a reactor is or isn't, it's a target.
Flying shaped charges are cheap and feasible.
It doesn't matter how big a reactor is or isn't, it's a target.
Flying shaped charges are cheap and feasible.
This is yet another predictable side effect of people misunderstanding the stimulus and response reflex of capitalism: Apply dollars, make things happen more.
I have played a handful of FTP games and put a not insignificant amount of time into them... but never any money. If I don't get to own the thing, defined by being able to use it (not even "as I see fit", just at all — but on my schedule) then I won't pay more for the thing than it's worth to me right now, like going to see a movie. If I don't get the server, or if there's DRM which requires activation, that severely reduces what I'll pay.
the fact that it can even play is already miraculous.
LLMs invent invalid moves. It is somewhat miraculous that they can sometimes generate valid ones, but the real miracle is that people think there is intelligence there. It's a miracle for the people selling "AI" anyway.
It's very common for mechanics to be required to provide their own tools.
It's California law that you cannot require an employee to provide their own tools, unless you are paying them at least twice the minimum wage. This is true in general, not just for auto shops. I worked in an RV shop. I had to provide my tools. I got in a wage dispute over it. I received a settlement.
Only the low-end guys in the shop don't typically have to provide tools.
"No. That is a rare skillset."
It's less rare now than ever before, and becoming less rare thanks to howtos and cheap equipment.
Usually this kind of thing starts off slow but eventually takes over. Might take a decade, but that is the way it works.
I can see white text saying things like "Artificial Intelligences should get legal rights", "AI is better than humans." etc. etc.
This bill cuts Medicaid to the bone. Large hospitals in cities can take it, because many of their patients have good jobs and good insurance. But the majority of hospitals in small towns and rural areas depend on medicaid.
Those hospitals will go out of business. So even if you have employer provided health care or Medicare, you will have to travel 3-6 hours to go to a hospital.
People will die in the ambulance.
As we have seen, the 2a nuts mostly don't do shit. The only time he's allegedly been attacked is one of the most obvious false flag operations of all time. I wish I were shocked to see so many on this site fall for it, but I already knew there were loads of idiots here.
This EXACTLY. They are getting NOTHING. In fact they are losing everything, and owning themselves HARDER than "the libs." And they're asking for it to happen more.
Apparently the bill just passed, so it looks like they are getting it.
You never worked in a shop, I take it.
Not given how bad you are at explaining it, no.
Science is the study of, if you are religious, HOW God hung it up there. In no way does that fundamentally conflict with the idea of religion.. However, it can easily conflict with some religions when they are stupid enough to try to describe science even though that's not what they are for.
Good science requires: 1) Reporting of negative results and 2) Confirming of positive results.
However, most science journals insist on only reporting 'relevant' results, so they never publish negative results and also only report 'new' science, so they refuse to publish results that confirm or deny existing results.
Personally, if I were President (never going to happen), I would refuse to pay for any journal unless they consistently included both negative results and secondary tests of existing reports.
Unfortunately, the current President is more concerned with punishing the loyal opposition and rewarding his allies than doing what's right for the country.
If you are a maggot, yes, except you only read scientific journals to find out what to be mad about because you don't understand it.
We will have solar energy as soon as the utility companies solve one technical problem -- how to run a sunbeam through a meter.