Having worked in public policy for several years, the 26-year-old Londoner had come to an alarming realisation about the future of the UK, the world – and the human species.

She’s 26?

What is “several” defined as here? 2? 3?

He does realize that Big Tech loves trump, right?

Can you help me understand the link you posted? Because when I load it it shows a 16% decrease in sold shorts.

Garbage “news”. Can we normalize not writing stupid articles about people considering shit

No, after a harrowing run-in with the Witch of the Swamp, they had a talisman embedded in their chest that forces them to warn people when they need to be both pragmatic and somber.

So it literally is the pendant in them.

Because he can remain president indefinitely if America is at war.

I didn’t either until I played it. It’s kind of hard to describe, but man that dopamine rush when the numbers get big

55k sounds really low for a family income. Is that per person?

From the robot’s perspective, this article is horrifying.

Literal supervillain

There are no consequences anymore. Musk proved it when he openly bribed politicians on Twitter to try to force a gov shutdown.

I’m confused why the number says 0%, but there’s clearly a small bit of the circle graph that indicates new release playtime.

Nice

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They quote in the article that when moving in certain directions, the fermion’s energy is completely derived from motion. So it’s essentially taking the m out of E = mc², which is still neat, but not really something you can scale up

The one thing LLMs will always be better at doing than humans is pattern detection.

Incidentally, the best job suited to their capability to detect patterns in large amounts of data is doing what CEOs currently do

But if his AI endeavour is a success

Spoilers, it won’t be.

I think the entire reason they’re doing this is to set the precedent that they can defy court orders.

There’s an old addage when working with any Microsoft product:

“Wait longer”

In other words, your first click was probably doing its thing. You just needed to wait a little longer to see it work.

In America, you can’t open a bank account without an address. That means that the homeless population can’t open a bank account (not easily, anyway), and therefore can’t get a debit card.

Cashless is a nice idea, but it is extremely prohibitive against the most vulnerable people (which, sadly, might be part of the point).