Nuance? Here on reddi-?.. Wait, I can expect nuance here?

Oh that could be me... I work at a major organization that directly interacts at the highest levels of climate policymaking. You know what I recently learned from our comms team? Policymakers are asking AI about the options in front of them. So they advised us to feed as much data as we can into these AIs, so that when policymakers ask AI about their options, they will not only get the lobbyist answer. What a world to live in.

Skynet launched already, there just was no countdown.

So he completed the nation-wide transmutation circle huh...

Elegant but deadly

Sometimes kids do it as a prank in the middle of the road

Duck Duck Go browser can set up a local VPN on your phone (doesn't connect anywhere) that blocks the telemetry and tracking attempts before they go out.

Did they declare that tho? I thought they viewed themselves as the legitimate government of all China.

Unfortunately that won't happen unless Republic of China declares to become an independent state of Taiwan. In their current form, they claim to be the legitimate government of mainland People's Republic of China too. I think it's safe to assume that they won't get their lands back, but it is not up to me to advise govt affairs.

That's the supply side story. Nobody tells the demand side story. If every family could do it, they wouldn't be able to. Prices were low because not everyone could do it. You live in a capitalist society. Learn economics, don't be a sucker.

I'm sorry for the late reply I was busy with work and I was coughing a lot of people call me back

I mean yeah, in my example apple = 3