People would have more job mobility. You could quit (or get fired) and not have to worry about becoming bankrupt due to healthcare.
People that don’t have insurance will be able to seek aid. Less people will die of preventable illness. People can focus on getting better without the stress of “how will I pay for this? I’m ruined”
I’d do up to $200 for nostalgia (given inflation and component prices like RAM).
For me, that was much more of an issue on reddit.
I think this is a cool place. There are a lot of empathetic caring people that are plugged into what’s going on in the world.
The downside of that is the world is a mess, to put it lightly, right now, so we’re all kind of commiserating, and it is pretty serious business at the moment.
I personally haven’t seen a ton of one-upping. I’m usually just happy to get a few up votes or a reply
People who do this at the airport gate drive me especially crazy. Like at the entrance to the queue they’ll bunch up when they are in boarding group 100.
I visited Dublin this year. Great city, great people. I never felt like I was in danger.
They’ll put a little “ai sometimes makes mistakes.” banner near the chat window. That should do it.
What, specifically, would you like us to do about it? Talk to our corrupt representatives in Congress? Have a general strike and risk the well-being of our families?
The US might be a giant military base for Israel at this point.
It might start a small controlled fire.
I’d like to see it, but I think it’ll be just fine on my TV at home. It’ll probably be streaming in no time.
I love the theater experience, but it’s too expensive right now.
On October 18, 1999, Hammer died in Long Beach from lung cancer at the age of 69
Sigh. I still enjoy my Plex pass that I bought for < $100 but this is another sign to bail on them. I don’t particularly like them trying to further monetize my collection.
I do like the ease of sharing with friends and it does generally just work. But this is bad.
Are the cabinets level? This whole kitchen looks off.
Caulking around the large cracks and some matching paint would make it look much better.
If this was professionally done I’d call them back and have them fix it. Seems like craigslist level workmanship.
It really depends on who defines what hate speech is.
Is questioning the Zionist genocide hate speech? Is being an outspoken socialist hate speech against capitalists? Is stating you want to separate church and state hateful against Christians? Is supporting Palestine hate speech in the UK?
I’m a fan of free speech. Unless it is literally inciting violence or panic.
It’s fucked up innocent people holding Palestine action signs are being arrested in the UK. Attacking free speech is what leads to situations like that.
It feels like relying on GPS while driving around. If you know the roads well and just want some help with live traffic or somewhere you haven’t been before, it’s a decent tool.
If you rely on it because you don’t want to think and just want to press the easy button, you’re going to have a bad time sooner or later.
Back to software, I think there are a lot of people introducing concepts they don’t understand or can’t maintain (either from poor quality slop or it is just too advanced for their current level of understanding). You can do a few turns like this, until you’re stuck burning tokens in a loop without moving forward in a meaningful way.
I try to avoid taking the easy route myself unless I’ve burnt too much time stuck on some small detail. Ultimately I feel it is super important to understand what you are delivering. Whether it is writing it yourself, copying a stack overflow post, or using an LLM. Once you commit and push to prod you’ve got to deal with that crap.
and God later sent a plague upon the people for their idolatry.
There are a couple of pricey delivery cookie places by my house.
I never used them before, but I was curious how much cookies actually cost these days. Getting a single cookie is $2.50 in-store, delivery is $7, so getting that single cookie delivered would be $9.50.
Getting a single cookie, however big, is crazy so you have to get two right? So that is $13. Then a tip and taxes, and damn that’s an expensive set of cookies.
Throwing a <$1.00 bag of pretzels at you for a $1000+ ticket seems like the least they could do. They at one point served actual meals. They are turning it into an expensive bus ride in the air.
Of things that were intended to be eaten, my friend in Amsterdam had some super salty black licorice. Don’t want to yuck his yum, but that shit wasn’t fit for human consumption.