It's because of competition. Someone else will find a way to produce your product faster, better or more of it at the same costs, with less people, using new technology which requires a higher turnover but has fewer costs, and you will lack capital to invest in that machine to make your business competitive again. Even if you do have it, there are now two companies with that machine who invested capital and require a higher turnover, but the market is limited and one of you, if not both, will fail to bring in the return on the investment, let alone make enough money to invest in the next machine. That effect can be seen all the time, the current best example in Europe is the automotive industry, the next one will be giga factories, AI data centers.
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Rewriting all code after everyone has been using AI tools to break it doesn't sound any better than writing good code now, be it with or without LLMs.
Holy shit I did not know about that Furr guy
The business model is armament. Future warfare uses land and air drones and they require network access, which Starlink provides and they're much more difficult to jam than ground-based network facilities.
Out of curiosity, it says 4 something p.m. - is that his local timezone or mine?
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sOmEtHiNG ate the Dinosaurs!!1
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was it fungi and bacteria?
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yes 😔
I meant like proposing to criminalise something that is obviously guaranteed by the constitution. They do that all the time.
Yes we do, that doesn't prevent conservatives and nazis from saying stuff like that. They're shifting the Overton window.
I use f***up instead of the alternatives when I want to say fuckup, but I don't like reading the word and I don't want to force it on others. It has nothing to do with censorship. Everyone knows what I'm referring to. Some people just don't like swear words, they're often from academic backgrounds.
At least in Germany, insurance generally only covers the vaccines recommended by a federal expert group of physicians and statisticians called the Stiko, standing committee on vaccination, who tend to be conservative in their recommendations. The HPV vaccine is only recommended for under 18 year olds and it can be difficult to find a physician who will go against the recommendation for liability reasons.
Post office clerks put up signs saying "Position closed"
You can't make such a statement about a whole generation without referring to a large cohort study.