Oh, the US has state subsidies too. They just get pocketed by execs.
nickwitha_k
I disagree, it's a problem because people don't want to evolve.
Oh. So you're a social darwinist that believes that they are special enough that they'll never be in the crosshairs. Great. Here's hoping that you gain some empathy and a better understanding of human evolutionary and societal history (hint: altruism and caring for others who are unable to provide for themselves is the rule, not the exception).
and means lower costs, see: "reasons people like the march of progress for 100"
Objectively incorrect. The actual costs of AI "art" are astronomically higher than the costs of hiring artists. When was the last time an artist needed a fission reactor and enough potable water to supply a moderately sized city over the course of their lives, much less for the completion of a project?
The corpos running the scam just haven't made the financial costs to end users align with reality yet. They're trying to destroy livelihoods and get businesses stuck in vendor lock-in first so that they have no competition when they open the valves of the real costs. Generative AI under this hyper-capitalist regime is a net negative for the species.
Glad that you're fully informed on everyone's life situation and acceptable risk profile, putting you in a great place to cast judgement on others. /s
I really hope not. He's as corpo as corpo gets.
I wonder how many people out there are like me and don't follow influencers at all.
Yo.
Think maybe someone is red/green color blind?
Yeah. It really is a good thing that nothing has happened in modern US history to make people think that the government would use military ordinance against civilians. /s
Depends on context. If the context is "planning a holiday in El Salvador", maybe MS-13 is relevant. Beyond being worried about impact on others' lives, MS-13 is largely irrelevant to Americans and most people that I've encountered never heard of them before 2016.
Do you find your foot or hand size to grant you advantages in certain niche situations (ie getting the last pringle)?
I historically found that my flat feet make barefoot walking a lot easier - big, flat contact surface distributes the pressure over a wider area, making shrp rocks less painful/likely to cut.
Big bonus for Telo is that they support Right to Repair and are trying to use off-the-shelf parts where possible to enable end-user repairs. Oh and it isn't a unibody so, panels can be replaced if damaged.