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Comment Re:Wait until the taxes come (Score 1) 186

Around here they make up for it in registration fees. Although they're a bit tilted right now since it is a flat fee on an average rather than something directly measured against your mileage. So, we pay a little more than we ought to, but I suppose it is better than having the state need to monitor my mileage.

Comment Re:Worth noting (Score 1) 58

It can be pretty expensive and the billing can be very opaque, like an itemized bill from your mechanic where half the cost is itemized and the rest is 'trust me bro' because they're building this stuff too fast for their billing methodologies to keep up.

Comment Re:Challenging assumptions (Score 4, Insightful) 28

Why would you think that? They didn't find cuts of meat; if biomolecular chains couldn't persist this long we wouldn't have coal and oil. The conditions required for this sound like a peat bog, which is great for mummification, followed by mineralization, then without the strata later getting compressed enough to destroy the fossil. The interesting part is that we were able to devise techniques to recover and identify the material, that it was there isn't as surprising.

Comment Re:So you don't need engineers. Do ya need custome (Score 1) 165

It does seem weird that these guys think that anyone will pay for their vibe coded garbage if just anyone with an AI subscription can vibe code their own garbage... don't even need to steal the source code, just the prompt! Or, conversely, the AI companies trying to get their valuation to the total sum of human labor, which... if you're worth all the money you're also worth no money because our society as structured can't work without people selling their labor, and I don't think these guys are clever enough to manage a transition to some post-money utopia.

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