

As long as they pay everyone from whom they stole their data to build their models.
Hah, hah, hah!
I made you look.


As long as they pay everyone from whom they stole their data to build their models.
Though it wasn’t really made by them, they bought it to beat the competition.


I guess that if it works…


This is gotta be satire, but I can no longer tell…


Polymarket is one of the most Black Mirror stuff I’ve seen til now.


Rejoice children of NOD, for it is I Kane who has discovered the wheel and pottery from a barbarian settlement.


Bad cabling, bad temp management, who clips cables onto an ancient stone wall, freestanding severs, some racks are connected in isolation.
This is a great alegory for how well it will perform.


It’s APNews, I do not consider it propaganda, quite the contrary: The CCP is flexing their social networks muscle to expand their soft power.


“I’m at a very chinese time of my life” sounds like something out of trailer park boys or Broad City.


So it is all good news?


It is not what you have, but what you do with it.


My only weakness! (Well also bright lights, rough textures, certain sounds…)


Sorry, it’s just a quote from the Simpsons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuiK7jcC1fY&t=23


No, that’s the beautiful part. When wintertime rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death.


A steady demand and generation would eventually drive down the costs (unless there’s a resource scarcity), generating jobs, related industries and r&d.
In addition, it would also drive down power costs and with it make power-intensive production cheaper, which might retrofit into solar generation costs.
And the longer I think of this make-believe magical world where politicians do sensible things that help us, the angrier I get on our shitty reality.
Do you mean Saturnalia?


Can’t wait to be chased by one of these puppies on my way to steal some insulin.


Colombia.
Quentin Tarantino: “I think I found my seat.”