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  • The Sumerian/Greek/Roman/Egyptian pantheons really feel like the MCU of their time. Public domain collection of super humans that anyone could adapt their own fanfic to.

  • Open source does literally mean that. But it doesn't mean that everything you build using open source is itself open source by proxy.

    Edit: ah, I see now, you meant to say "written by someone who thinks source code being viewable means it's open source".

  • Is this headline from 2015?

  • That's a separate problem, tbh. Tell your reps you're not happy that they're selling you out.

  • Amazon is the exception, not the rule. Check the history of the dotcom bubble, including amazon. Uber is no longer allowed to lose money like it once was. That's why they've switched from cheap rides and good pay, to algorithmic pricing and shit pay.

  • "should be" being the operative qualifier.

  • Every extra person using all these AI tools is only adding to the issue.

    No, literally the opposite. They are going to do this until it is not financially viable. The more frugal and conscientious people are with their AI, the longer it is financially viable. If you want to pop the bubble, go set up a bot to hammer their free systems with bogus prompts. Run up their bills until they can't afford to be speculative any more.

  • Bet they didn't think of this! We gottem now!

  • Good luck!

  • I'm surprised the sun would fall so neatly in our hearing range. Seems like the odds of it instantly shredding our eardrums, or being too faint to perceive were much higher.

  • Alright, windows users, do you run the same version of windows on all your devices? Yes? Oh how surprising.

  • Knowing that the nature of gravity is just the curvature of spacetime, it seems arbitrary either way. I But I hadn't heard that, interesting. Like that other commenter, my first thought was "the enemy gate is down".

  • You always have to define what "up" and "down" mean. On earth, we define "down" as the direction gravity pulls, and "up" as the opposite of that. But out in space, that definition obviously doesn't make sense, which is why you're asking.

    So either,

    1. there is no up or down anymore, or
    2. we come up with a new definition

    One of the common definitions astronauts come up with is relative to the "plane of our solar system". If you can imagine a giant piece of paper cutting through the middle of the sun, and extending out so big that it also cuts through all all the planets that are orbiting it, that's called the plane of the solar system. Then we say "up" is one side of that paper, and "down" is the other side.

    But again, that only works as a convention in our solar system. Wherever you are, you have to define up and down, because they don't mean anything by themselves.

  • Interesting, i've heard of it, but I've never played it. I'll have to check it out.

  • Don't. Just because a conflict exists doesn't mean you need to pick a side.

  • I would not say "often" better academically. It's up to the resources the parents have. Poor families doing homeschooling end up poorly educated, wealthy educated families are more able to educate. Humans already did this up until the advent of modern public education systems.

    In a public school, the idea is that both the rich family and the poor family are offered the same education, and this is better for society as a whole. I will agree that public education isn't perfect and could be improved in almost every way, but opting for private education is leaving your child's future up to random chance as dictated by your social status.

    At some point you will try to socialize your homeschooled kid. If you live in a rough community where drugs, gangs, and teen pregnancies are relatively common, you won't be able to avoid the same influences you're trying to avoid in public schools. Except now it will be all they know.

    IMO exposure to a larger population of people in a public school gives kids more reference for all the kinds of people in society, and control over who they want to interact with. Then it's the parent's job to make them feel empowered (not pressured) to make the best choice they have available.

  • If there is an HR dept, I would raise this with them. If you are no longer on the clock at 5pm, there's nothing stopping you from hopping out of the vehicle wherever it is and going home. Keep a record of everything, what was asked of you and when, what action you took and when, and maybe even have a witness sign off. If they try to fire you with cause, you can sue for wrongful termination. Just remember that HR is there to prevent the company from being sued, they are not your friend.

    At the end of the day, the real solution is obvious: this is what unions are for. Collective bargaining is how you even the odds with greed.

  • One of those is turn based, the other is a real time simulation. How were you envisioning time would pass?

    Massive Chalice comes to mind, but it's more like tactics + sim.

  • A bunch of people who couldn't tell their left shift from their right shoelace think you don't know what you're talking about lol.

    I agree, to a person who knows the machine, an AI is like a compiler: you know the output you're going for, the tool helps you get there faster. Expecting you to do something the slow way because someone else doesn't know how to code is nonsense. There is a massive difference between using it as a tool, and blindly taking generated code.

    If the internet existed in the 70s, I bet people would have asked for a disclaimer on compiled assembly.

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