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Comment Re:Facebook is getting cozy with the current admin (Score 2, Interesting) 65

And that's going to be all sorts of nastiness and backroom deals.

I hear you but there is so much transparency here because corrupt self dealing and criminal collusion is being done live in press conferences on international TV. Either the Republicans never expect another vote again or they are even dumber than anyone thought, even when you took that into consideration.

Comment Re:How bad for health are microplastics... (Score 1) 34

I think you may have missed that many don’t understand the exposure risk, forced or not, of microplastics much less any of the other artificially and naturally present harmful substances. You aren’t dosed at birth with your life allotment of microplastic contamination, there are plenty of methods of cutting down on exposure.

Comment Re:How bad for health are microplastics... (Score 2) 34

We are not forced to choose at least one of "environmental toxins produced 150 years ago" and "do not mitigate damage from microplastics". It's reasonable to point out that today's plastic-heavy life is vastly better than what our ancestors lived with, but we can still try to make the environment more healthy for us and future humans.

After getting a limb cut off you can mitigate the damage with bacitracin, I’m not a mathematician or a doctor but by my math that’s not within an arms length of ideal.

Comment Re:AI? (Score 4, Interesting) 118

Today, executives are following the AI trend even if AI isn't ready to replace actual, living developers

Thats the thing, AI is nowhere near able to replace workers. What is happening is AI is increasing the productivity of workers, doubly so in areas of writing near template responses, and this lets them fire say 10% of workers because productivity is now way up. Also they don’t pay a cent more per hour to now more productive employees.

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