And don't be suprised if a lot of packages contain less than last year
Xerxos
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Is it okay to discuss this publicly? As funny as it I'd, I really don't want Russia to get informed.
Ah yes! One step closer to servitors. Praise the Omnissiah!
It's not that expensive if you use them as slave labor and ignore their human rights... Well, still expensive for the tax payers, but who cares for those peasants? /s
How the fuck is there no fallback in case of an outage?
I think Trump would love to start a war: distraction from the Epstein files, a nice scapegoat for economic hardship, the possibility to grab even more power under the guise of wartime emergencies, ...
Hell, if it takes long enough he could postpone the next election.
Well, if he fails again he can just get another $40bn. I can see why that appeals to the voters...
The 'S' on IoT stands for security!
Well nearly all right wing parties roll back climate protection policies. We are so fucked.
It gets even more unfair: participants get selected by chance (if they fulfill the criteria)
BUT it's just a pilot project. I hope it's successful and gets implemented for everyone - I mean everyone has the potential to become an artist if money isn't the deciding factor anymore.
Who knows how many great musicians, painter, etc. are stuck in a 9-5 job? I for example want to create a game... Not really "art" in the classical sense, but creative and prone to bring me next to no money unless I have a lot of luck.
Hell, even scientists might be more free in what they want to study if money is less of a problem...
UBI might be a great thing and I agree that art isn't the only thing that could benefit from it.
Plus he's probably just not in the files because Epstein had young girls.
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There are two bubbles. One is the bubble made by every company under the sun trying to shove AI into their product without any sense of why or how. And wallstreet is buying it up.
Then there is the second bubble. That is the big AI players trying to get AI ready to replace large parts of the workforce. It's still unclear if that is possible with our current techniques or if we need a scientific breakthrough that might be years or decades away. Still, the tech companies spend money as if that is just around the corner.
Who knowes if these bubbles burst at the same time?