There are plenty of profitable companies with lower PE ratios.

Wtf, discord is a gaming/chat platform, not a crypto app.

And a 7000 voter discord vote probably means piss all.

There should be age walls for some stuff. What that stuff is and how the walls work is up for debate.

In this situation (a store) using a payment method as the age wall works well. In other use cases it would not be as good.

If you could pass an age wall with no privacy loss, then most people wouldn’t have a problem with it (other than mild annoyance)

IMO: the new law is overreaching, they needed to set up privacy protecting ID verification system first if they were going to go that far. It’s an own goal so far…

Ironically, this means that they are more likely to be used to pay for porn games though…

What are you trusting them with? Most people have already given steam this information.

It’s not asking for an ID?

Screenshot is from here

It’s the best option I can think of, no privacy invasive stuff etc. My only concerns are:

A) if it’s good enough for the government

B) That it requires you to have a credit card.

Junk mail manages it? I imagine it’s not hard to say to the postal service, here are 5000 flyers, please give everyone one.

You are correct, but I think the airports are privately owned though, it’s just they need a lot less to maintain them in relative terms.

I still don’t understand why apps these sizes need that many people in the first place, what do they do!?!

I switched to Qobuz. They use https://soundiiz.com/ to migrate, I think it was free transfering to them?

I think it reported a 90% success rate + a few that it picked, but got wrong. It mostly failed on my instrumental stuff, standard stuff was fine.

they won’t be a grid operator though, just a reseller, they shoudn’t have the ability to do anything other than screw up your billing without installing additional equipment.

Cryptocurrency that is pegged 1-1 against a normal currency. I think they have some limitations though.

Is it a payment processor problem, or a card issuer problem though?

What about the so called ‘stablecoins’?

(Although those sound dodgy AF to me?, not backed 1-1 anymore?)

The trick is to split up the tasks into chunks.

Ask it to identify the blocks.

Then ask it to identify the connections.

Then ask it to produce the diagram.

The idea of the mental model CAN be done by AI.

In my experience, if you get it to build a requirements doc first, then ask it to implement that while updating it as required (effectively it’s mental state). you will get a pretty good output with decent ‘debugging’ ability.

This even works ok with the older ‘dumber’ models.

That only works when you have a comprehensive set of requirements available though. It works when you want to add a new screen/process (mostly) but good luck updating an existing one! (I haven’t tried getting it to convert existing code to a requirements doc - anyone tried that?)

We then forgot how to cure it: https://www.bluesci.co.uk/posts/forgotten-knowledge#%3A~%3Atext=The+discovery+that+fresh+meat%2Cbacterial+infection+from+tainted+meat.

And had to rediscover it.

And animals with shorter lifespans, makes it much faster to track progression, possible causes/fixes etc.

Ah, I turned off auto play because it would randomly start playing other music instead of continuing my massive playlist…