Ooh, that is a different matter entirely. We’ve managed to be fortunate to be spared a lot of those historic hard times, though we seem to be leading the charge towards some brand new hard times lately.

It looks like some of them even threaten to render the region the occupy uninhabitable for humans, too! A lot of people are really concerned that the global invasive human epidemic, so they might like that.

Even if the specific costs weren’t known, it would at least have been obvious from the start that they would be impossibly large.

It seems they’d better hurry up and finish, because the natives are getting restless and sabotaging construction projects is really cheap.

The European nations seem to all be capitalist from what I can see over here in North America. They do have much more in the way of civic investment and social programs than some other capitalist nations, like the USA, but those things are not socialism. I believe right-wing propaganda opposed to those programs and investments has worked hard to tie them and the “socialism” boogieman together, but they’re not. Socialism and capitalism are economic systems; all that other stuff is policy that is not economic.

Also needs to be a statement made in good faith and not marketing bluster in the form of concern trolling.

They have become visually indistinguishable, though.

For now at least, in many cars it’s possible to remove the cellular modem component and bypass it while retaining nearly all functionality, though I’ve only ever tried it in regular gas cars.

The EVs may have more online requirements.

I wish everyone treated this way the best of luck finding better employment as soon as possible, as everyone deserves better than this dehumanizing treatment.

I hope you can look down from your nice new offices very soon and smirk as you watch their AI investments flounder and fail in spectacular fashion, having known all along it would happen, just not exactly when.

Its a motivation to maintain employment, but not to put in your best effort. The cat’s out of the bag now that, generally speaking, your boss doesn’t care enough about you to differentiate how he treats you vs. any of your peers, so its only a chump who would continually give more than a token amount of effort or loyalty to that relationship. Job-hopping is more well rewarded anyway.

I think that is a big trend now! People don’t get incentivized and are being openly treated the same as their underperforming coworkers and peers, so they basically quit the job without telling anyone, and do just enough work to fool their employer into not realizing they’re gone, continuing to collect paychecks.

That’s excellent! I was wondering why they were making a graphics technology for like 9 whales.

🎶 Data center! Data center! Data center!!!

The last article I read on the technical requirements said you need at least 2. If that’s still true, I guess you can get away with $5k.

Isn’t that just one more in a long line of examples of software companies neglecting to write code that they could easily write, instead leaving a machine learning model to cover over that neglect at great expense?

Running an AI to figure out how to solve a hard part in a game uses tons of electricity and water. Putting in a cheat code uses no additional resources. In most cases, games do already have cheat codes that were just never released to the public, for testing. It seems overtly neglectful to me to leave those out of a single player game for an AI to do, when they could do it themselves with often no additional effort.

I think using a cheat code and beating it yourself is way more fun than watching someone/something else do it.

It can be done locally with like $7k in graphics cards, last I checked.

Who’s bringing the rotten produce?

I used to take the ferry over there with an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time.

You can cheat with codes that make you invincible or give you infinite ammo or whatever at no additional cost, though. Why burn a tree to let a machine learning algorithm figure it out?

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