Doordash isn't rent extraction though, and is a system that benefits from a singular platform. That doesn't mean Doordash is the best implementation of that service, but the example isn't good.
Yeah, taxing retirement pay to pay for retirement Healthcare sounds a little circuitous.
Not good that they didn't identify a way to replace that funding when changing things (as is the republican way), but can understand the argument of not taxing Social Security.
He's hurting everyone's wallets, there are only so many diversions and Lies you can get away with while peoples wallets are empty.
Whats amazing is he took over after Biden had more or less fixed inflation (yeah, wages were still catching up, but it was more or less solved). He was handed a golden opportunity to push his policies if he just laid off the tarrifs. Instead he's taken a fairly solid and growing economy and decimated it in a year.
The only thing I can hope for is that some people start to recognize republicans are terrible at managing the economy.
Just for awareness, Google Translate is based on LLMs. Translation is actually why LLMs were initially made and you won't find a better method for translation (besides hiring a translator). The thing you're looking for is an LLM only for translation.
To be honest Phil's just done a bad job at the helm or maybe wasn't empowered to do the things that needed to be done. Everything since the xbox360 has been weak from Microsoft, although Sony has really only held on due to some banger first party games.
Nintendo continues to understand that you need to offer something different in the console space to remain relevant. While the steam deck (and other handheld) are coming for the switch, they at least offer something unique.
Luckily it's been staying relatively flat the past few years. Based on the prepandemic trend line, we would reach current rates in another four years, so it'll be interesting to see what happens.
It's talking about how to track empty directories. Maybe I'm just lazy, but I just throw a readme or something in an empty directory if I want it tracked.
Yeah, 8 was the last one I remember enjoying. I think I tried one of the switch versions, but the boards were really boring. The fun things I liked in 8 was that the board events changed the map/pathways a fair amount.
Let's be honest with ourselves combocore is really just another phrase for rhythm games, which let's you aggregate things like guitar hero (rythmncombos) and DMC (actioncombos), as it's all about hitting buttons at the right time interval. Surprisingly many darksouls also fall into the combocore/rythmn category - sekiro and Lies of P (with their parrying/dodging timing) which we'll now call soulcombos.
Now we just need to start promoting this through the steam tags.
And yet I tend to like most games that fall into the "rouge lite" category. It feels too broad and yet also seems to work to classify games.
I think it may just be a bit like "RPG" or "Action" that are actually very wide categories that now have a lot of subcategories to help better explain them.
Sounds like they released them pretty quickly as they are apparently back in the US. From the article Tuckerson said "It was bizarre. We’re now out of the country."
Calibre is just bad software at this point, it's clunky and not really designed as a server.
Kogma was fine, but a web only interface made it hit or miss. The big selling point for me with audio bookshelf was the ability to download local copies.
Doordash isn't rent extraction though, and is a system that benefits from a singular platform. That doesn't mean Doordash is the best implementation of that service, but the example isn't good.