Comment Re: junk (Score 1) 25
She's gone from suck to blow!
Comment Re:Well yeah (Score -1) 84
Yep. City slickerz will continue to buy electromagnetic toy-carz to ... visit the neighborhood fentanyl dealer and then dive across blocks to visit another. 'Course when your elk lottery state is 400 miles away and the closest keg of Coors Lite nearly 75 you better drive an F-150 .
Comment Re:Used EVs will provide rich pickings for some ye (Score -1, Troll) 84
Yet I've heard ... if you drive an EV cross-country maxing out amperage day-after-day after 4 weeks the battery will simply burst into flames. Is this the modern "hot"rod ? /sarc
Comment Re:Looks like a great success (Score 1) 92
That worked out well for the Americans. Of-course it did. Sending all those Trotsky-slut collectivists to the Utah barb-wire gulag lifted a great weight from the shoulders of American yeomanry. We even remembered to kill MOST of the rattlesnakes in those gulag sleeping tents. Now about scorpions who just love jabbing fentanyl-laced progressive skin I cannot say.
Comment Re:Revealing agendas. (Score 0) 55
If you're a north American ... yes. If you are Asian, African or Mediterranean ... no.
Comment Re:Would this inefficient workaround be legal? (Score 1) 55
No concrete product ... that's why it's pure gambling not investment.
Comment swap (Score 1) 52
So throwing "your number" in dice is a swap, or drawing to an inside straight is another swap ? Financial gain is proportioned to a future occurrence . What about splitting 8s or doubling-down ? Seems obvious that Polymarket and Kashli are just on-line gambling joints . How does that intersect with the "futures" market in general. If there's a salable product (beside the outcome ), like bacon, ram-chips or corn that's OKey no-matter how banal the outcome . OTOH if the bet is: < an outraged Egyptian Coptic busts Mandamis neekaps tomorrow morning > then that's pure gambling. no matter how desirable the outcome
Comment Re:Why does Comcast hate capitalism? (Score 1) 180
Mebby capitalism infact doesn't work well and the median-businessman knows it ! So he reverts to the tools that have been successful motivators for 25.000 years: fear, hunger and pain. That human governance uses those terrors as default is scientifically well-documented from psychology lab-tests in the 1950s.
Comment Re: Conflicted (Score 1) 90
But China / CCP does IP-theft as an apex social virtue . Most of non-cosmopolitan America still views theft as a necessary vice.
Comment Re: Really? (Score 4, Insightful) 52
What's insane is that they had a committee investigate the incident and the best they could come up with in their root cause analysis is that the end user needed more excel training.
Comment Re:Ban on a state level too (Score 1) 90
You consider 1956 Mark2 Continental, 1958 Chevy Impala , 1959 Plymouth Fury , 1962 Bonneville and 1971 Pony dogshite autos ? Do you even know how to use a 6-speed manual? Ditch ridiculous regulations on power & weight, pure fun & style ... and American autos rule. City denizens, green-beaners and faint-hearted can take-the-bus.
Comment Re:American Luddites win (for now) (Score 1) 90
Luddites do not (yet) have to neekap major VC sociopaths. The idea is to start destroying robots. They are not the friend of yeomanry workers. I believe burning bots is effective; gasoline easy to obtain. But, perhaps a hi-amp portable 12-volt battery proves sufficient. In either case after destruction the parts can be chopped into bits, scavenged , and metal melted-down at the local foundry. What about the bot-police -- like the old Pennsylvania coalmine-police? No problemo. Any non-felon can still buy a 300-mag .
Comment Re: Yeah but the pay isn't great (Score 2, Insightful) 81
Once again with your anti blue color, union jobs are terrible low wage jobs, bullshit. You have no idea what you are talking about about. You've told this same bullshit story before.
Comment Re:"Simulated real-world tasks" (Score 1) 79
NOPE. Zero (0%) percent of humans walk the extra block to save a penny. In fact 99.9% of humans would not lift their little finger to save a penny. Probably 10% of buyers would choose the more expensive drink, assuming the cheaper one is a no-name knock-off with a benzene-washed recycled bottle.
Comment hollywood (Score 1) 67
Clearly, OpenAI is following the Hollywood model ... that all media attention is good media attention. Splash your "face" all 'round with various outrageous acts ( real or imagined ) and money will just pour in. Out-of-controls LLMs functions like a naked movie-stars drunken binge ! Did *.AI get your attention Mr Businessman? Since current data shows *.AI generates (new) profit for only 20% of its users no rational company or individual would shoulder that "opportunity" cost; no matter what the attention-grabbing headlines. Better to keep your experienced productive IT-devs than hover-up stray bits of culture-noise ... that vary between white, pink and pure-black.
