droopyEyelids

OK, doom scrolling is “scrolling compulsively” without intention, and with the vague feeling that time would be better spent elsewhere.

It doesn’t have to do with the content.

I want to answer your question, but i don’t know what “negative-emotion-producing-material” means, nor how to look up definitions.

Could you type out an explanation by hand for me?

What are some good apps you side loaded?

I take your point, and that (i think you would agree) loose anti-socialism definition you explained is a big part of it. But i think the subtext in modern usage is also “the right to operate a private toll on the economy” especially when its Bezos advocating it.

The actual original meaning (and the one that still makes sense) of free markets was “free from economic rent” as sections of the economy were monopolies granted by the king.

Those free markets really did benefit the people and the country. And they were compatible with taxes and tariffs.

Bezos is using the corrupted modern meaning, “free to charge economic rent” because he wants amazon to capture a greater share of global economic activity

Hey if you want to sell them id like to try them

Except for their donors

Its easy to throw around words like “stupid” on the internet, especially with hindsight, but how could it have been anything but a complex decision estimating values for many variables?

Would they have been able to hit a competitive price while maintaining environmental regs and paying a domestic workforce, would china end up the only other supplier in the world? Can government subsidies be counted on to last multiple administrations?

Can you trade money for software quality and complexity forever?

What kind of ai are you talking about? The non deterministic black box LLMs we have now?

"Site blocking" here seems to be an rightsholder term that covers every technical way they can think of to block access to a service, from DNS/IP blocks to DPI.

The sort of meat of this article is that they're pushing for it again in the USA, and they want it to be responsive enough that it can be instantly updated by the rights holder to cover services that quickly switch domains.

As an aside, there is a bit of a disconnect in how the west interpret's China as "not caring" whenever China doesn't make a lot of noise about publicly fixing something. The party can care, but decide something gets less priority, and put it in their backlog, the same way a project manager can!

Air quality and industrial pollutants are a good example. Right now, China is prioritizing industrial expansion and energy stability until they hit whatever targets they have in mind. They'll be talking about carbon and pollution publicly once they can shut down their coal plants without destabilizing the grid.

If more than one team could reasonably be the owner of something, -and- the ownership isn't going to get a manager promoted, there needs to be a showdown to see what team takes the impact to their roadmap

Someone in the future might see it

None of your examples are legally profit though.

There was a period of time when this was true but at least with nintendo, the eshop is full of shovelware now

My god the tone in this article is flippant for talking about the scariest part of our “eliminate all human life” deterrence system.

And stupidly jingoistic in how it scaremongers that the five chinese subs could hit the USA while being smug about how the USA deploys five times as many of them.

This is actually the smart question in a dumb discussion.

None of these TV show ads unless you connect them to the Internet. If it’s a big deal to avoid ads, plug them into a media center PC or an Apple TV.

I’m one of the people that did not renew BlueCruise and the reason is kind of weird

BlueCruise vehicles were updated with the most sophisticated driver attention system ive ever seen. It will complain in less time than it takes me to change a radio station.

Before that update, I was enjoying the automated driving a little bit too much, and using it to take liberties with my attention in the car. That was awesome as a user experience.

After the update, I am paying more attention to the road than I did when I was driving a manual. There is no benefit to being able to take my hands off the steering wheel. That’s a good thing for safety, but it means that “level 2.5” driving (or whatever) adds zero marginal utility.

Hard to imagine 1.7% of the population is in prison. In the USA we only have .5% in prison and .2% in jail.

This is where it gets tricky.

Malort is bottom shelf example of a “Bäsk” liquor.

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Bäsk

There are much finer versions of it, and if you’re in Chicago Binnies carries one by Letherbee “Bësk” and if you like that bitter grapefruit/wormwood flavor, it is mana from heaven

https://www.letherbee.com/products

The point was such a question could not be used to tell whether the llm was calling a chess engine

I'm talking about certain states, like Idaho, Wyoming, and east Oregon being racist meccas, where they have encouraged migration of like minded individuals, and have become a politically dominant force in their regions. That is a lot different than the universal background racism.

This thread is meandering into Russian examples of government malfeasance which is cool but does everyone know about Operation Gladio in Italy itself?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio

Oregon can be genuinely unfriendly to people of color though right?

Rain on the parade: pawpaws have a narrow ripeness window when they’re really superb, and squirrels can spot it easier than us and ruin them all.

Its a frustrating fruit to try and enjoy.

Its malicious not stupid. The florida politicians and businessmen are all getting what they want while externalizing all the risk

This is true, but circumstantial evidence is seldom enough to have the DA bring a case to trial because it is weak evidence.

At least, thats my impression im not a lawyer.

#1 has to be elon himself

This would help negate that interference. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes