Also, it still kinda feeds the AI narrative if he recodes the AI part.

“See? He used AI to make it faster and get some money then he went back and touched it up, really helpful tool”

Roll tide?

I don’t think you’re a bad person, because you’re questioning this.

I will say, it’s weird that I’ve seen you and 1 other recent account that has a similar story, both of which are new and posting a lot about Russia. If you’re legit, I hope you can learn about your heritage and also unilaterally denounce what Russia/Putin is doing to Ukraine.

A super fun counter argument I heard once is that if it’s intelligent design, surely it’s not for humans. The universe is BIG with lots of empty space, lots of massive elements to it. Surely it was designed for something much bigger than humans.

Interesting. I haven’t at all had the experience that saying that is detrimental to me social, from locals or foreigners

American, permanently live in Denmark

It can, but both my Fairphone and old pixel could have a physical sim and an eSIM. I daily drive both with my old US number and my current EU number. Can’t have two active eSIM cards at once though

What if instead of using a vacuum and hovering, it was just a low friction contact instead? Like say steel wheels on steel tracks. You could digitally or even physically tie the cars together so you can adjust the length of it based on demand.

Shit, derived the train again

The term snake oil is actually especially fitting for this, due to its origins.

In Britain in the 1700s there was a somewhat common recommendation for using rattlesnake oil from the fat of the snake for skin diseases/rheumatism. The efficacy is debated but it’s got some amount of potential for change (if not help).

This turned into people in the US selling mineral oil as “snake oil” as a total panacea. So a product that actually could do stuff being used as the poster child for a completely useless product that can solve every issue ever, buy as much as you can today.

Snake oil indeed.

Marketing

Man and it’s so much less hot, less heavy

Cool, I’m gonna check it out!

Yeah but this one doesn’t pay taxes

:(

There are dozens of us, dozens!

Super happy about Mamdani as well, especially as a NYer. The state of the US has been really rough for years but just especially ramping up recently. It’s cool to see the opposition to it rise up, and I love supporting it as much as I can from afar.

Men jeg er så glad for, at jeg har flyttet til Danmark

American who lives in Scandinavia now:

Yup. Bernie Sanders would be pretty center here imo

From a brief look at the blurry screenshot, looks like a sunny and decent temperature day in Manhattan, depending on where in the city and time: yeah. I could definitely see that level of people fairly consistently

True of not only NY, but other big cities across the world as well. That would be light foot traffic for Shanghai for example

Buck it

Yeah, it’s like if you get a water flask at a restaurant and they have some lemon or something in it. It’s still water not soup.

Same idea but vegetables and noodles

Steve from Gamers Nexus was just on Ed Zitron’s podcast talking about Steam stuff. He said in the day they hung out with valve and checked out hardware, they didn’t mention AI once. Isn’t that blissful?

I’m not sure how I feel about AI chatbots as NPCs. On one hand, it does add near infinite dialogue options and flexibility to adapt to what a player does. That’s super cool and immersive.

On the other hand, it feels so damn lazy. Like I want to play games with dialogue/story as an art form, not as a “how much time can I spend here”