@martyrmade The good that comes from relationships with friends and family is certain, immediate and concrete. The harm that comes from differences over ideas is uncertain, delayed and abstract. Prioritizing the latter over the former is just bad math.
It's amazing someone so familiar with how the state spends their money could be so eager for them to steal more of it.
Our missile stocks are running low, gotta steal more from the productive class or we might not be able to keep leveling apartments and schools in the middle east!!!
In 1983, a BBC interviewer asked Richard Feynman why two magnets push each other apart — and he refused to answer it.
What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed.
Bookmark & watch today, no matter what.
@ThomasEWoods@philthatremains It would at the very least be extremely new media friendly. Combo of small donor support and a few Tech bros might help make it competitive fundraising-wise. Worth a shot.
@BIT1261 Peace is far more profitable than war. The problem is that war's profits are concentrated while peace's are distributed... and states serve concentrated capital, not the general population.
Both great but Rickey was better in general and leading off specifically. Aggregiously underrated. #1 all time in SB by a wide margin, more than double Lofton. #2 all time in walks behind Bonds but ahead of Ruth. One of only 2 players (Ty Cobb the other) with over 13,000 PA and a .400+ career OBP. Rickey is a top 20 all time position player (100+ WAR) and Lofton doesn't quite crack the top 100 (62 WAR).
@USA_PatriotMama@MurraySuggests Nah, they don't, or at least didn't, have ANY weapons grade uranium.
Good article that breaks down the claim that they were close to a bomb:
https://t.co/6dgbhC1zUo
As someone who works in the industry - spot on. 2 thoughts:
While all the factors you listed are true, I think the main factor that drove AI adoption in software development was that AI is built by software developers - so the use case they understand best is coding AND they have a strong incentive to solve that use case because they want/need to go faster.
One other random thought: AI-coding has moved quicker than AI-operations. With new software being created so fast, there might be a short-term spike in IT/AI operations jobs.
No, Thomas Massie does not vote with Democrats 99% of the time. That's false. FiveThirtyEight data from the 117th Congress shows he voted with Biden's positions only 1.8% of the time—the lowest in the House. He's a constitutional conservative known for opposing big spending, surveillance, and overreach from either party, which is why he sometimes breaks with GOP leadership too.
Jaden McDaniels talked maximum shit about the Nuggets — on camera, naming names — and then backed it up with 32 points, 10 rebounds, 0 turnovers, and lockdown defense in a series-clinching win.
https://t.co/4cdPeTzmZa
@iam_elias1 If you apply reductio ad absurdum to a fallacy it just scales the error. That is exactly what this sentence is doing:
"At the limit, firms automate their way to boundless productivity and zero demand."
It starts with the Luddite fallacy and then scales it to infinity.