Props to keeping the underpinning technologies secret for this long. That's almost as big of a feat as the engineering itself.

> 5) We have arrived at the exact point in time where we are now.

Can't disagree with that one lol

WHEN WILL THEN BE NOW? SOON!

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Do you always try and abuse feminist SIGN language to try and Shame your point across, or did you actually have a valid retort that might be worth more than the Cali-politik selling this story? Proof is in the pudding. Let’s see if California evidence can argue the benefits of this far better than their politicians do when they sit down with Shawn Ryan.

Most are more than willing to help out a fellow American. The burden of proof, is now on California to prove they are wanting and worthy of others help instead of just looking to reduce their insane costs created by thy own fucking hand. Go figure a lot of other struggling taxpayers are not looking to merge and absorb the cost burden of California.

If their grid was SO next-gen amazing, California wouldn’t have to sell this idea as if their life depended on it. Gotta love how TFS tries to sell the idea of “low-cost wind”. As if it’s a horrific collusion between God and Mother Nature established in the 3rd Century that’s always screwing California over with a horrible blow job..

Yup. Dunno about the other 7, but this sounds an awful lot like a personal problem to me.

It’s also called States Rights. Californians have every right to vote with everything from their voices to their wallets, which no one was bitching about having that Right when they were the first state to legalize weed for medical use. Or when they decided to enact “sanctuary” status for the unhoused and undocumented that also choose to mainly congregate in that state.

For all that bullshit bragging about how California has its own GDP and how we’d all be dead without them, California is quickly showing its true colors with regards to costs and expenses. They don’t want to create a combined grid sold under the guise of a “market” (as if this has a chance in hell of being a co-op). They fucking need to.

Should we help them? Sure. We’re the United States after all. Should we trust them? FUCK no. Audit every penny and “need” to spend it. California’s insanely expensive “economy” doesn’t need to be infecting the rest of the country. Time to stop lying about how that would benefit anyone other than those drunk on greed who created California-flavored costs.

Sure you wanna throw that stone when the west is locking up people for mildly criticizing Israel? Not even their home country? When Britain has labeled a pro-Palestinian protest movement terrorists?

You don't think China and other countries haven't done this too? The elites worldwide will have access to AI with the sum of human knowledge. While you guys lose your jobs to robots.

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I don't think Starmer was in power in 2022

OK Mr Starmer. Laugh it off, pay $600k per Afghan (using others' money of course) and live your best life until karma catches up. Meanwhile Brits are suffering the most massive decline in living standards in decades, unable to afford food or heating in winter.

This isn't a price tag. This is the cost of running a covert operation to exfiltrate thousand of people in government aircrafts. But it does not mean this huge value was paid to someone in particular. Mostly it's accounting for the cost of their army to fly their own aircraft. Maybe they account for the salary of the soldiers who took part. But those soldiers would have been paid anyway. Maybe they account for the depreciation of the aircraft. But if the aircraft was not really damaged then it's not really a cost.

> do not expect the slowdown to apply in other scenarios, such as for junior engineers or engineers working in codebases they aren't familiar with

If the juniors are working with the same code base, with the same AI that makes same incorrect suggestions which seniors reject and if AI is not slowing juniors down, doesn't that mean that juniors will accept the changes made by AI and pollute the code with wrong decisions?

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