Best game (novel with game elements?) I've played so far this year was citizen sleeper.
Really hyped for the second one at the end of the month now!
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Best game (novel with game elements?) I've played so far this year was citizen sleeper.
Really hyped for the second one at the end of the month now!
Dave the Diver was a nice one to pick up in short stretches.
Balatro up great too but I had to uninstall it before I got hooked.
Coal-eyed snowmen, another thing killed by the woke climate agenda
Fly Black dude in a yellow suit rubbing hands and wetting lips
Me waiting for 2 Jan to hit to creep up on FOI offices who used the hols to avoid meeting deadlines
The engine was French to be fair but the Germans did package it up arseways in the car
Got a few different opinions too with others quoting €3k for a new cylinder head and €1.5k for a new timing chain.
Only issue was the alternator belt had a nick on it and needed to be replaced.
Herself got quoted €7k to fix her car after a €100 diagnosis.
Fixed it for €25 of parts and tools as well as cursing the Germans to eternal damnation
I know publer.io works with Bluesky with a 10 post limit on the free tier
There's also www.blueskyscheduler.com which is bluesky specific with no limits on the number of posts you can schedule but only a 7 day calendar
deck.blue is like tweetdeck but scheduling is a paid feature €1/m per 10 posts
Na. We can replace them with big spikes that fly up into your sump if you're acting the bollix, or just driving an SUV
*everyone's phone goes off*
Open up! It's the revenue commission
I'm finding that teaching the baby quantum physics is much easier since she hasn't had her mind polluted with causality
#unschooling
I really feel there's a “let them eat cake moment” coming with bird flu in the US after they cull the chickens and dump the infected milk
#H5N1
kffhealthnews.org/news/article...
“To paraphrase Bobby Sands, "our revenge will be the theft of German workers' pensions", in an era of economic crisis with manufacturing on its knees due to high fuel prices, a failed transition to renewables and record deposits by big firms there's no other solution acceptable to the CDU or SPD”
Read my latest accelerationist column on how to destroy the eurozone for good in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
www.faz.net/aktuell/fina...
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“We are working together to provide a new generation of defence contractors.”
www.ft.com/content/6cfd...
Arthur McBride is the Die Hard of Irish folk ballads.
Butlerian Jihad kicking off in the house now
(baby has learned how to turn off the computer, the speaker and the washing machine)
Good 2020 result for SF from it though
🤷 Looks like they just announced it
"If working with militaries or defense-tech companies can help ensure that democratic countries dominate the AI race… then doing so will not contradict OpenAI’s mission of ensuring that AI’s benefits are widely shared."
www.technologyreview.com/2024/12/04/1...
As with everything in tech AI companies will look for an in with the US military to get billions in annual recurring revenue with essentially no strings attached to keep going and to avoid losses on the balance sheets of investors
Windows runs the world due to corporate deals, one of which was shown to be monopolistic but by the time it was proven by the courts the other company was bankrupt.
Even if ChatGPT has some functionality it can't eliminate enough labour to justify the capital cost of models and hardware.
Since the way LLMs work is based on next word prediction those headlines would make sense for causing companies to have to backtrack on harmful practices and committing genocide
I got a paper back from an academic publisher a week ago that had clearly been copy-edited by AI. It took three hours to unpick the issues it had caused and the errors it had introduced.
It's v exciting that we now have a product that increases my workload and that my university is mad for.
It's amazing how we forget about our own young Italian radical shooting an executive officer in a political statement.
universitytimes.ie/2019/10/in-1...
Although, when you can manufacture an excuse for laying off 10% of workers based on a metric that is unrelated to the tasks involved in the job $240K is a pittance for the shareholder value gained in the short term.
www.businessinsider.com/tech-compani...
"Starting salaries at business schools can be $240,000 a year—double what they are at campus psychology departments, academics told me."
That's a fine salary when you just need to come up with wild "discoveries" and then manufacutre the data to back them up
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...
If only they could overcome their ignorance by purchasing a fine book from an even finer establishment laying out the origins of commerce and both its relationship to as well as separation from primitive accumulation of capital
With a business like that we'd still be clearly anti-profit though
