Damn. You crazy as fuck.

Few think of the Irish as paragons of education.

The 1.5C target and such is all some odd, arbitrary marketing plan that convinced nobody. If anything, the fact that it is in Celsius upset a bunch of hicks and made them run for their lifted diesel dualies to go roll some coal. I don't have an answer, but things are already ugly. Just ask the Jamaicans, mon.

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Engineers don't make decisions. Profits do.

Yeah, but that takes effort.

Signal sells on their security. Being on AWS makes every message far-more-easily available to governments and Amazon's interests. Even if the apps are secure when the network is not, the apps can receive a sneaky update at any time when the files are not served by the owner.

All redundancy increases points of failure and complicated fixing things. That doesn't make redundancy a bad idea.

There are significant differences between calculators and AI. With calculators, one must know what they are doing but do not have to do the drudgery. With AI, one does not need to know what one is doing, and the entire purpose of education is to make one know what they are doing.

Are you a fan of the All-Drug Olympics?

Agreed. The Volvo Android system is solid but a bit busy. I just want more physical controls. It's the only car where, when I navigate, I trust the in car maps, since they're google.

I sat in the C6. It was awful. Heard the C7 was better but never tried it. Sat in a C8. Even worse. Like sitting in an elephant. It's just too big for a sports car. Way wider and almost as long as my BMW.

You don't need AA to do that, just a bluetooth connection.

California alone is one of the largest economies in the world. Large companies do not walk away from such a market.

A rounding error can vary depending on order of operations.