Don't fucking tell me THIS is how I'm finding out that Sir Patrick Stewart is dead...

the irony of you insulting me while admonishing me for insulting people.

I'm not insulting you. I'm describing your behavior.

Also, I didn’t say shit about them not being banned.

Are you sure?

They’d rather uphold their civility laws than do what’s necessary to purge these little fucking shitheels from their system.

To the layman, you calling for a "purge" here would be interpreted as you wanting them banned. But I'm sure the expert have another explanation.

I wonder why you didn't want to use this comment in your little post about how you're so unfairly banned.

Or this one for that matter

Seriously, throwing tantrums like a child because others don't share your opinions. Good riddance.

You're cringe as fuck dude. You go into their instance and start insulting people and then wonder why you're banned?

Essentially, you're upset that people are expressing a different opinion than yours, and then you throw a tantrum when they're not banned for having a different opinion than yours.

Good thing you really censored that logo so no one will know it's wranglers you're advertising for in this post.

What are you talking about? The 20 billion difference is based on a "leaked internal memo" that suggested annual revenue of 70 billion. And a memo to investors in September that they expect a 50 billion revenue. In short. It's based on a leaked previous estimation compared to a more recent one.

Nothing. It's literally just skill issues from people that can't roll through super helldives on god mode anymore.

IMO, Helldivers is more fun now than ever.

As an avid Helldiver. I disagree. There is so much fun to be had. And balancing weapons doesn't mean that everything sucks. It means you have a wider variety of viable loadouts in Super Helldive.

Wasnt that long ago they literally buffed every single primary across the board. Because people felt like they were useless compared to support weapons

Because perspectives get misaligned and there's no continuation.

There's a whole desk with books that just disappears. The poster in the background can't decide what it wants to say. Nor can it decide on its size. The shelves in front of it can't decide what they contain or where they are positioned And the wall it's on can't decide how it's angled relative to the room.

The "NO AI" dude is taking a giant step forward with his left foot behind a garbage bin for some reason.

In the third panel the doctor is missing a ring-finger while his thumbs have grown 3-4cm

Just to name a few.

They have multiple plausible paths to profitability. To claims there's none is just stupid. If they succeed or not is another question. But it's absolutely plausible.

The product and profitability towards the average citizen of the world, is such a microscopic part of their goals. People using their product is nothing more than data to feed their model. When they're done. Their profits are not going to come from people. It's going to come from the US government and companies. The investments being poured into OpenAI isn't just disappearing into a black hole, lots of it remains in the hardware and digital infrastructure required for the project.

Even if their public worth drops to 0. They will still keep being funded. Because the research is too important to let go of.

I always try to give people the benefit of doubt. But now he's said too much for that to apply.

The entirety of Palestine, Gaza, and Israel is complex. Though, it has to be said, part of that is because Israel has done everything in their power to keep it "complex". When serious progress was being made in the early years of their nation. Their response was to assassinate the mediator. Yes. Really. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folke_Bernadotte (Oh I mean... It was totally these extremists, a rebel group, and in no way was Israel involved, they investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing!)

The Israeli genocide in Gaza however. Is not very complex. It's quite simple. It's a genocide. And they need to be held accountable. Though I wouldn't hold my breath.

Excuse me? From 2017 to 2022. Spotify lost an average of ~430 million euro per year. And they weren't profitable from 2008 to 2016 either... -0.43 billion per year is not "barely making a loss". But investors saw potential and they kept funding.