Democracy ended when the lowest participant doesn’t engage with it.
No one felt alarmed when we spent more hours working than we did participating in governance as democracy demanded. Even under representation, that doesn’t excuse the public from any controversy or liability.
The failure that is America is that they didn’t champion more men like that and instead chose to double down in misery.
The novelty of the tech dies, and the ones that survive have to show some level of passion that it can loop back around to being handcrafted arts.
Billionaires start dropping out of the sky because ChatGPT told them to nose dive into the tarmac.
I actually worry for when Reddit fully implodes, because the ensuing migration wave to Lemmy will bring the same problems and solutions with them.
Yes, i miss some aspects of Reddit, but I’m aware of the hypocrisy that comes with that statement as well
This is one of those times that government oversight should’ve been overbearing since it involves street use.
These techs are seemingly developed with minimal coordination between companies let alone governments. With serious effort and planning, this could’ve been avoided with software providing both real time info or direct link with the city traffic system.
Something down to earth like that is honestly what we need more these days.
Let men be men. Let us not make differences but fair commonality.
The great filter exists for a reason, irregardless of how much humanity has progressed. You just can’t fix stupid, because stupid doesn’t understand consequences but harm and shame.
I remember sometime back that some rich bloke was talking about cutting cost for maintenance in airliners. Part of me wants to say that somebody got the message and started cutting corners for private jets first.
Those who’ve never known hunger, hate to share even a morsel or crumb.
Going cheap almost always ends in a more expensive repair bill down the line.
Likewise, doing the most convenient thing to satisfy one’s own desires is probably the most ill-advised course of action. Mainly, because it makes other people take the most convenient course of action to remove the other person from being a problem in their lives altogether.
You’re right to wait and see, but, at the same time, you amswered for a lot of people here when you said it’s ramping up.
Sony’s catalogue and PS5Z was literally just a week ago or slightly more than that. Numerous similar cases are breaking out, and, I hate to say it, but other bad actors are also taking this chance as a free for all to target more vulnerable indies.
Valve isn’t acting yet presumably because they want to see where this is all heading and then align accordinly. Is there going to be new govie policy? A new breakthrough in AI development? New standardisation on Github? No one knows.
Short of Gaben uploading his own custom made AI into Steam, it really is best to pray things turn out well.
Ave, true to Caesar!
What I think they’re getting at is that this is and always has been what the US does, but they are usually very insistent that it’s ‘DELIVERING FREEDOM’ or some other spiel.
Growing up is realising the bluff and then getting mad at how long we’ve been tricked.
Sarcasm: Did you have the same lock for your underwear too pwr chance? Mine have sprouted legs.
Yeah, I doubt that mansion lifehood is for long. Mr. Huang has the foolishness to directly hurt more than several of the noble clans up top, not to mention selling out important property to a rival.
He’d be lucky if several heads rolled before he does