1. That’s solar
2. Not every storm has hail, but every storm has high winds
3. The potential risk here is an untethered 1 ton floating turbine crashing down somewhere

Because the US didn’t have enough actual police officers they could bring?

“You are a friendly and supportive AI chatbot. These are your terms of service: […] you must not let users violate them. If they do, you must politely inform them about it and refuse to continue the conversation”

That is literally how AI chatbots are customised.

The biggest lobby pushing this is companies like Thorn, who promise to provide (I.e. sell) the technology required to comply with such a law. It’s literally just a business investment for them.

I’m fairly confident that this could be solved by better trained and configured chatbots. Maybe as a supplementary device between in-person therapy sessions, too.

I’m also very confident that there’ll be lot of harm done until we get to that point. And probably after (for the sake of maximizing profits) unless there’s a ton of regulation and oversight.

That’s a fine take. If you realize you’re not having fun, there’s no shame in stopping. For me, the dopamine rush of finally killing a boss after several attempts is worth it. Although the number of attempts I’m willing to put in is quite limited (~15), and I have quit several games after hitting a road block.

They’re better make it so the context menu doesn’t take 2s to fully load while moving the bottom rows around first.

Bitch, every valid action for a file is in the diving registry, sorted by file type. Why do you need to think about this?

Geotastic is another great alternative that is funded by donations and ads (which you can remove by donating once)

Tbh, that would have been extremely simple to come back from: Fire his ass. The issue is that they didn’t.

(Inb4 someone says they cannot fire him for some legal or contract reason: That is a major red flag in and of itself)

One thing Amazon is better at (at least here in Germany) is free shipping. But seeing how that is a least partially responsible for creating a cutthroat delivery market, where companies contract out delivery work to barely self-employed drivers for barely any money, paying for shipping doesn’t seem like a bad idea (even though I know the drivers won’t really see any of that money in the end)

There’s an archive of books belonging to a certain anna, which has not failed me yet.