Comment Re:Grades mean almost nothing now (Score 1) 200
OK?
Comment Grades mean almost nothing now (Score 1) 200
Since students can easily cheat their way to an A with AI, other methods need developing. It used to take work to cheat, back in my day.
Comment Who says this shit? (Score 1, Funny) 83
She's a Stanford professor. She's surrounded by the worst children in the world, who don't care about learning but do care about getting theirs.
40% of Stanford students are disabled? Lulz. Only ethically and morally.
Comment Re: Took them a long time to figure that out (Score 1) 219
Here it is driving in a BLIZZARD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
That not enough for you? FSD has been enabled in Canada for a while, and Norway too recently. Tesla clearly has the data on snow driving and is confident enough to allow it to be enabled in Canada and Norway (15% of cars in Norway are Tesla) since May 20, 2026. By the way, the Norway approval process was extremely rigorous. Here's an article from April (before the approval was granted) https://evwire.com/p/norway-ex...
Comment Re: Took them a long time to figure that out (Score 1) 219
Read my last sentence. Here's someone testing it in unplowed snow, without snow tires, and in "Mad Max" mode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Stop thinking I am the only person who uses FSD in the world. There are tens of thousands -- minimum, maybe hundreds of thousands.
Comment I pay for Zoom, and it sucks ass (Score 1) 12
Gotta use it, because it's the only platform ignorant people are capable of using that also has automatic cloud recording and decent security options. In the next six months, I'm probably just going to build my own or coopt some open source alternative into my system.
Comment Re:Makes no sense (Score 1) 175
This is absurd on so many levels.
To start with, it's not like the lawsuit has anything to do with what state they're based in. The California AG happens to be leading it, but it's a coalition of 12 states. It's not as if they could escape the suit by moving to another state. This is purely a pressure tactic, nothing more.
I believe they can. States can only sue companies that operate in their state. If Paramount moves to a state that isn't in that coalition, the other 12 will have a difficult time collecting.
Actually moving would be incredibly expensive. Build entirely new studios. Relocate all their employees. Lose a whole lot of employees who don't want to relocate.
And exactly who's going to employ all those who refuse to move? California unemployment isn't exactly stellar these days.
And anywhere else they moved to would be a worse place. They're located in Los Angeles because that's the heart of the film industry. That's where the workers are. That's where all the other companies that support the industry are. Trying to operate in Georgia or Tennessee would be much harder for them.
Your information is...dated. There are thriving film industries in Georgia, for example. It got so good California got scared of it. Granted, things have scaled back a bit in recent years, but that's tracking the overall decline of the film industry. LA is even worse.
Even if they somehow decided it made sense to move, that's not a decision you make quickly or lightly. It would take long and careful planning to choose a new location and prepare for the move. But here he is, saying they're going to start moving in less than two months, and he hasn't even decided what state to move to. Is anyone really supposed to take this seriously?
Please, don't take it seriously. Then, when it happens, it'll be far more shocking.
If in spite of everything he really tries to go through with this, expect a shareholder lawsuit and calls for the board to fire him. But he'd have to be crazy to really do it.
Shareholders have this odd habit of wanting their CEO to do things that increase the profitability of the company. Given how many businesses are fleeing the anti-business climate of California for Florida, Texas, and other business-friendly states -- and thriving in those new states -- they might just give him a raise.
Comment Re: drop in the bucket (Score 1, Insightful) 175
Why do you people have so many weird fantasies about California? Obsessed much? It's fucking weird, dude.
No state has ever gone bankrupt. California's economy is the fourth largest in the world.
Take your meds. Reconnect with reality.
And yet, with all that economy, they still can't make budget
One could be forgiven for saying they can't afford to lose a single dollar of potential tax revenue.
Comment Re:Similar issue (Score 1) 180
Yes, but has your main account ever been suspend before or banned on a sub?
Comment Knightscope sucks (Score 1) 35
Their robots are too expensive to manage and operate! Of course they'll fail. To capture a market as a new entrant you'll have to offer a minimum of 3X better value than existing players. Ideally 5x or even 10x.
They didn't need to be an expensive Dalek looking thing.
Comment Re:Also applies to secretaries (Score 1) 68
Was that an Alzheimer's joke?
No evidence that typists get less Alz.
Comment Re:Landfills are such a bad idea (Score 1) 176
LOL. Downvoted for speaking the truth.
Comment Re:No RAM, dwindling customers for AI (Score 2) 133
Sixteen 8gb phones or one 128gb laptops? We'll still have computers and phones.
Comment Re:what could possibly go wrong? (Score 1) 162
Honestly and truthfully, fuck your feelings. Nobody gives a damn about your stupid feelings. Come to reality.
Comment Re:what could possibly go wrong? (Score 1) 162
So you're saying that Flock SWATs people? Got it. Didn't pull the trigger. Their death's not on Flock's hands.
Evidence? There's lots. Should I Google it for you or ask AI for you? I mean, I can paste the perfectly clear evidence here if you really want me to do the hard work for you, a simple fucking search, but I know you'd just argue against whatever you see. Cunt.
