

We saw the effect back in the late aughts with the release of the IPhone – a new “machine” with an entirely new operating system and no legacy to support: It was pretty interesting for a while, but eventually, it becomes just another OS.


We saw the effect back in the late aughts with the release of the IPhone – a new “machine” with an entirely new operating system and no legacy to support: It was pretty interesting for a while, but eventually, it becomes just another OS.


What kind of monster would saddle a newborn with the weight of my current knowledge?


Fortunately, kids who need specialized help will be taught by actual humans.
Or, according to what I assume is Oklahoma’s end goal, just… not.


There used to be such programs for teachers and nurses; but many of those promises have been reneged upon, leaving students having to repay loans they would never have accepted had they known the government wouldn’t respect its agreements. I wouldn’t trust that the military won’t be immune to such things soon.


Pirates of the Hormuz


Dance in the street to anything you like.


Not to mention, he was running against Fritz Mondale, who had far less charisma than even his name conveys.


Well shit.


Neither do the reporters who write for the Times or any other newspaper.


Yeah… sounds like something akin to AnythingLLM or LM Studio.


Florida vs Altman is a lot like Freddie vs Jason, really.
surely they wouldnt have invested trillons on it if it was garbage
3D Televisions; Facebook Metaverse; Trump Inaugurations; NFTs; the original Segway; Pets.com; Theranos; Beanie Babies; Fyre Festival; Enron…
All epic failures that made a few already filthy rich people a little more money before destroying the lives of many others.


You should be really proud of your family and community. I think mine is pretty great, too, but nobody in my family or circle of friends knows how (or is otherwise able) to treat cancers, stop diseases, create common weights and measures by which to standardize trade with other people and communities, defeat invading armies, warn of impending natural disasters or ensure the safety of foods, drinks, buildings, cars, etc.
Fortunately, they don’t have to worry about this kind of thing, though, because thanks to the buying power afforded by pooled taxes, responsible governments usually take care of these for waaay less than most of us could ever afford to pay.
That mouse’s name? Algernon.