This is definitely an interesting ethics debate. Religious moral superiority aside, are generated images really that bad? The reason it is illegal is that children are harmed. If none are harmed, then it should be legal.

If anything, the existence of easily available Ai content would massively reduce the amount of real children harmed because there would be no market for their content.

it was significantly better at helping VS the original virus. it's not the vaccine's fault that so few people got it that it just kept circling around and mutating.
also we have so much evidence that even with the fact that it wasn't designed for the other strains, it drastically reduced death rate of covid.

I just want a pill that temporarily increases your metabolism by 500%.(with no side effects)

this only works up until the point where ALL of the companies do this and then you're back to square one.

Gotta love it when pconpanies immediately ignore the intent of a law and just abuse gray areas. they are already posting job offers with ranges as wide as the Rio Grande. software developer role, salary range of 20-250k

Airbnb has been causing rent to skyrocket, as people keep taking houses off the market and putting them in airbnb. It's about time they stop allowing it to continue.

i dont know if this is a really good example... because i would absolutely love to see the airline industry getting regulated to where they arent allowed to overbook, and are actually punished for losing baggage. We can start with having them not be able to lie to you when you go to them asking for compensation for lost luggage (because the law that forces them to compensate you is already on the books, they just lie to you and say it isnt)

this. maybe eventually they will stop treating gamers like shit and sell for a reasonable price.

plus, android doesn't do planned obsolescence like iPhone does. when you get an old android, it will work just like when it was new. on iPhone, they send out software updates to kill your performance so that you will get a new one.

why do so many people think that having choices (especially cheaper ones) is a bad thing? there are flagship androids that cost the same as iPhone, but with better features... and there are bare bones cheap androids for those who just need the basics.

where did you get those bs numbers? first of all, the cdc is generally a couple years behind on death reporting. secondly, the estimates for 2021 (because again, no actual data given from the cdc) say that there were less than 100k total overdoses. 14% of which are fentanyl.

even if this were true, it's a dumb argument to make. someone else being a bad person doesn't preclude you from being a good person.

even if 99 percent of all bad deeds were done by one percent of people, it still helps the world if the other 99 percent of people don't join them.

plus the advantages to renewable are quite clear. electricity becomes cheaper the more of it there is.

why would you hold the it professionals liable when the ones who caused the issues are almost always upper management? you can blame the dev for a bug... but chances are that bug are in there due to stressful environment, lack of testing because the company thinks testing is a waste of money, or ridiculously short time lines for products.

My biggest complaint is that they're targeting the wrong audience. They all keep talking about scale and being cheaper than current beef in the US. They should be instead targeting the ultra high end and worry about scale later.

Japanese A5 wagyu beef is about 100$ per pound. if they can manufacture steaks (I've seen some examples of this over the last year or two), they can target the ultra fatty A5. Sell the lab grown A5 for half the original price of A5 (50$) and ppl like me will buy it up like crazy. the profit margins on A5 lab grown would be absolutely massive compared to the tiny margins offered by cheap steaks due to difficulty of manufacturing.

I dont know which chains you've used, but some of them are super simple. I find using algorand to be easier than using fiat. I've gotten a few food trucks to use it. I literally just scan a qr code and then hit the send button on my wallet.