@Jonpy99@AndrewPerpetua Okay..as long as you are laughing as much as me. Come on, this is funny…you just said they are going to run out. “From storage” is just extra. They ran out!!!
@AndrewPerpetua@JacobArnol57377@Jonpy99 you guys are fun...this thread makes me happy. How about "They ran out of spare vehicles." Or, "They ran of of vehicles that they don't care about losing."
@zerohedge@TrentTelenko Who set the budget? Some accountant that has no clue. IT didn’t blow through the budget, finance doesn’t understand AI nor how to account for the change in productivity. I create more working solutions in a week than I could have done in 3 months.
@tomselliott@TrentTelenko So, what you are saying is: more people had access to healthcare and we needed more highly skilled doctors and technicians? Or, are you saying there was less fear of financial ruin by going to the doctor? Or, ignored conditions were, finally, getting addressed?
@DarthPutinKGB How about this one? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Look at that ugly decadent west-all gay unicorns trying to turn us into satanists. Now, look at beautiful Mariupol. It looks just like eastern Russia-beautiful gray, all the holes, broken things & trash = Pure joy
@johnkonrad@TrentTelenko If it was the Canadians and they were going to run our maple tree farms for us until they could find a suitable replacement for Trump, some Americans would be pretty happy…
@AndrewPerpetua@qsdnl Use chrome. Ensure you enable gpu acceleration. Monitor preview is (sometimes) a mouse function key. You may have an extra button you are pressing without knowing. Check mouse settings.
@StratcomCentre@JayinKyiv The more interesting numbers are negative cash flow and available cash on hand. That shows they are bleeding cash, racking up debt, and burning what little cash is left. Profits come and go. Debt stays. Run out of cash and you are toast.
@SurvivalMindse1 In reality, it should not be called Machine Learning, but Machine Remembering. It only remembers what it was trained on and compares everything new to what it knows and tries to see how close the new thing is to the old thing vs. learn what the new thing is.