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I genuinely needed that laugh. Thank you

they can take novel things. so my novel

Probably whatever George Orwell wrote after he picked up a gun and fought on their behalf.

I think there are risks:

- AI pricing is variable, probably the cheapest it will ever be right now

- AI produces a lot more shit for humans to review, and you will always need humans. If you don’t focus on keeping things simple you will probably play yourself unless you’re good at separating out blast radiuses.

- I see a lot of super low quality work that doesn’t solve the problem but it’s like look that guy solved the problem in one day! Promote him! Everyone is happy except for the end users who for whatever reason are being totally ignored (whose problem it fails to appropriately solve) and I saw this in accounting software so…hello eventual lawsuits?

I don’t think this is true. I think it’s a beginner musician attitude (due to branding) but musicians often grow out of it.

I would never get a fender for quality / value reasons. Some of them look cool; which may be why they want to sue.

But the quality of the instrument and the sound is too important to me personally.

To me 3K is the most i’ve paid for an instrument, and I gig with two <600$ guitars.

Bookmarking for later. Really curious to explore this when the brain cells are back online in the AM.

It’s not like the actual creators/artists have the IP they were all nickel and dimed by blizzard (now microsoft) as well.

This isn’t that.

I am sure you could encrypt the warmth message somehow.

Difference between the capitalism our parents had vs us. They had taxes on the rich. So they could afford homes and retire and never needed 3 jobs to scrape by. In fact one job was enough to afford a home and a family.

Massive wealth redistribution is just another word for Taxes.

When we taxed the rich we were happy. It’s literally all we gotta do.

People selling drugs bit is not true. No one gets addicted bc the sellers. They get addicted because of the conditions of their own lives.

With the exception of medicinally. Like lost op painkillers. But that’s different than what you’re saying.

No reason why my neighbor shouldn’t be able to afford health care for his sick mother.

In other words, no reason why all the wealth needs to be hoarded at the top. It needs to be shared. Otherwise good people are suffering needlessly.

Really very cruel and heartless to just be transferring wealth instead of allowing it to circulate.

So it goes from Us Citizens to the wealthy who sell the weapon systems. That’s what none is. Cool.

More money to give to Tesla

Non deterministic vs deterministic automation

Leas than zero sales is still zero? I don’t see the issue

Two planes are headed towards new york. The first is descending into the city at 805 miles per hour. The second 846 miles per…

First thought is that IO is just hard

Pretty sure this is incredibly significant but what do I know

Docker would be hacky and cumbersome especially when compared to anything assembly like.

Befriending is a weak argument, unless there’s something I am missing. Growing up my family kind of befriended one neighbor, and we just know what they’re up to and who bought and demolished their home.

So like… Is that really that important?

…Aaron Swartz?!

I like it because I definitely spend brain cycles trying to figure out what is being closed!

It’s like HTML hah.

If no one contests it then it’s his. If one contests it then might tends to make right, unfortunately.

“Umbrellable” makes me miss my nieces and nephews. I’m getting old!

Where are you seeing complaints, all I see is the opposite.

> While providing direct support to people is one of the most valuable rewards, combining that with lack of time, support on GitHub issues, continuing development and maintaining enjoyment while working on the project is hard, really hard.

He is just saying it’s a lot of work.

> And this is where I felt like I shoot myself in the foot. I’ve built something valuable to people, decided to open-source it and now I’ve to carry the responsibilities of maintaining an open-source project. I’ve always wanted to reach this stage, and now I sort of regret it, because it’s really hard to balance maintenance with other things in life. I mean maybe I’m getting too old, but I just feel so tired after work, and I don’t feel like having to maintain an open-source project while being tired.

Poor dudes just tired.

FWIW complaining about a free umbrella likely points toward being entitled and unsocialized. Those traits typically make a person unbearable to others.

Lmao

Calling a person out is integral to any relationship, and can be done endearingly. People need to be reminded of reality at times. Humans are delusional animals.

Why? He is that interested he is willing to permanently get his skin. This is the right person for the job.