Comment Re:A bullshit study (Score 2) 191
It's total bullshit as so many people happily travel across timelines, either for work or holidays.
Holy shit, what travel agency do I need to call to get that vacation package?
Comment Re: Or... (Score 3, Informative) 159
They do. That's where the revisions come from. But the IRS doesn't get that data for several months after the fact, which is why we're now seeing revisions to numbers from last year.
Comment Re:Don't forget that it doesn't work + y2k part 2 (Score 1) 78
... you should use AI like AlphaFold3 which is made for curing deceases.
Wow, AlphaFold3 can ressurect people?
Comment Re: Math (Score 1) 173
Yup. If the worst case is 50% and the mean is 20%, then either the 50% is a very small number of outliers or there a bunch of EVs that have close to 0% loss.
Comment Re: Perl always draws you back... (Score 1) 85
Yeah, because a lot of third-party libraries are written by amateurs who can't maintain a stable API. Or, like with any other programming language, some teams can't be bothered to maintain their own applications, so they have to stay three major versions behind on some library. Neither of those are the fault of the Python language or core packages.
Comment Re:Will they fix it? (Score 1) 35
They admitted they accidentally set the price to high, the question is are they going to undo the mistake?
I guarantee you that if they had accidentally set it too low it would be raised.
The last paragraph of the summary makes it sound like they did set the rates too low. That would be why they have to increase rates by an extra 3% each of the next two years.
Comment Re:I would genuinely love to see (Score 1) 64
A couple pretty obvious explanations:
They're rich enough to benefit personally from Republican-backed tax cuts, and they don't care about what happens to anyone else.
Their religious beliefs tell them that they must elect a government that will ban gay marriage, and they don't care enough about what else happens.
They're rich enough to benefit personally from Republican-backed tax cuts, and they don't care about what happens to anyone else.
Their religious beliefs tell them that they must elect a government that will ban gay marriage, and they don't care enough about what else happens.
Comment Re:Global warming (Score 3, Insightful) 121
Summers will be longer, more free solar power
That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works.
Comment Re: Documentation is a tech skill (Score 1) 82
Eh, I maxed out my karma years ago, so the upvotes are just for feelings anyway.
Comment Re:Documentation is a tech skill (Score 1) 82
His argument was that he needed to type code as fast as he could think...
It must have been tough for him to be that slow of a typist.
Comment Re:Documentation is a tech skill (Score 5, Funny) 82
You aren't a Real Software Engineer until you've looked at a piece of code, asked "What fucking idiot wrote this", and found out it was you.
Comment Re:Another Famous Case (Score 5, Funny) 56
My neighbor has a potato plant called Joe Biden.
My neighbor has a potatoe plant called Dan Quayle.
Comment Re:Who runs the DoE? (Score 1) 133
In case you wonder who now runs the DoE, it's Christopher Wright, former CEO of the country's second largest fracking company.
Sadly, that probably makes him the most qualified member of the Cabinet.
Comment Re:I want to go there (Score 3, Insightful) 209
Americans are being financially enslaved both by institutions and themselves. Tariffs are a key part of getting out of that. It reduces consumer spending (increasing savings),
Because nothing boosts an economy quite like nobody spending money.
Comment Re:Holy crap! (Score 1) 27
I mean, there must be at least a couple days when he's sober for an hour or two, instead of drunk-texting war plans.
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