Comment Re: amazing (Score 1) 113
We're you like, held out of school or something? It's hard to believe people can reach adulthood with such a hilariously shitty grasp of basic reasoning.
We're you like, held out of school or something? It's hard to believe people can reach adulthood with such a hilariously shitty grasp of basic reasoning.
It's hilarious to see a federal government sue a state for banning an insanely unregularly shitshow.
"Minnesota banning prediction markets is like trying to ban the New York Stock Exchange,"
This is your future, United States. Just the dumbest shit spoken imaginable, in the service of protecting the freedom of separating people from their money, 24/7, backed up by an administration who nakedly wants dumb people to do dumb things - oh, the ways in which such policy posture enriches them personally? Totally unrelated.
lol, shashdotters are an adorable lot, forever living in the past
At least it's not more Star Wars slop.
I love you Angle-Westerns, you're all so obtuse!
(That made your whining sound particularly dumb.)
Only if you say it's OK elsewhere.
What the hell does a rocket need NINE MEGAWATTS of electrical power for?
To train an LLM during flight.
Since when did product longevity matter?
Since when did employees matter?
I'm amused at how petty that billionaire's make-money-fa$t schemes are. Selling steaks? Tennis shoes? Bibles?
What other billionaire does this to get richer?
The number "10" is highly suspicious in this context.
Now it's just a couple.
Ah, binary.
Yeah, in our money-obssessed world "ethics" is opt-in for businesses.
for us to just forget him.
You're free to make up your own definitions for words, but it makes communication difficult.
BTW, does Wotan exist? Do you "not believe he does" or "believe he doesn't" ?
And what do you call your position?
Anyone expecting corporations to not try to make a profit and extract maximum value for their shareholders ignore that that's their fiduciary duty.
Fortunately they're exempt from any ethical duty.
"The Street finds its own uses for technology." -- William Gibson