He must be getting sensitive about everyone saying Israel is in charge.

To be fair, you’re only a moron if you are considering it a “hold forever” stock. If you get out in time, or even if you miss-time it, that’s just gambling, which only makes you a moron if you can’t afford the loss.

I usually stop at this point because it’s a complete waste of my fucking time. I already know where the relevant sources of information are, and the current AI models have proven themselves to be incapable of distinguishing between firmware versions or subtle differences in model numbers. I try things again every once in a while to see if anything has improved, and so far, no dice.

The problem for me personally, is that for my job, there simply isn’t enough information for the AI companies to steal train models on. I do industrial programming. It’s programming with fucking crayons. AI is hilariously wrong every single time I have asked it anything.

I love AI, when it works

The problem for me personally, is that AI has worked exactly 0% of the time when I try to use it.

Do we have to? Can’t we just settle for a back alley shooting or something? I don’t want to defile a perfectly good meatloaf with his Nazi ass.

Is energy conserved in this scenario?

And how much would you have to pay people to take those thousands of Home Depot systems, string them all together, build a facility to hold all this, then hook it to the grid?

We don’t need to abolish all Christmas songs; the kids tend to like them. We just need to abolish that one Mariah Carey one.

Yeah, that’s the big asterisk on the “zipper merging is more efficient” premise. It assumes that things are already bottlenecked. If you have the space to merge early without slowing down, you do that. People trying to force their way in at the last minute (when they didn’t have to) is one of the things that triggers the bottleneck in the first place.

Office suites like this are usually more aimed at corporate customers anyway.

Looks like this is going to be a browser based suite with online collaboration, more like Google docs than Microsoft office.

Well now I want to eat a cheese based stew. That sounds delicious.

Well fuck.

That ship sailed years ago. We are all criminals now.

If the pirates have taught me anything, it’s that there’s a way around everything, and someone somewhere is smart enough and bored enough to find it.

New rule: incorporating now costs $100,000 per share. Pre-existing corporation are exempt from this fee, of course.

When the bread starts to get expensive, you can’t have the masses protesting against the circus. Doesn’t surprise me in the least that they’d come down hard on the anti-tech crowd.

Here’s a fun way to fast track this descent into corporate hell: one vote per share.

You know, I think I just came up with my first $1,000,000 product; drywall with embedded copper mesh.