Would also be interesting/helpful to have like a relative ratio/weighting somehow visualized also… for instance I very much doubt Gen Z is 50-50 split between liberal conservative spectrum, even if the poll only selected an equal number of respondents for each.
Also this. If AGI>ASI is at all like they’re threatening, we couldn’t even comprehend how to shackle it, so choosing to make it can only be read as suicidal urge.
Great movie, great cast.
So much alchemy vibes on this whole thing. “It can’t do anything that will remotely cover its costs, but he who controls the wunder AGI controls the world… so you gotta go all in and back us for when we build it”. “If you don’t, someone else will, and then we will all lose because we will not control it.”
Yes, I used to joke about this being a good thing, but the allergy, like you said, can get triggered by all sorts of common products (including toothpaste) and means that even if you adopt a vegan approach, you still can’t eat public food or use anything without care because you can get a reaction and die.
Yeah I remember watching and thinking, hey I thought the suffragettes and temperance folks were just no-fun scolds or religiously motivated! Turns out, no, it was a literal public health crisis. The anecdotes about the men taking all their wages and basically living at the bar (which served them all their meals and got their mail to keep them around) while the wife and kids suffered at home was enlightening in that regard as well.
I feel like I saw a quote/article on my Lemmy feed where he was saying that working on this one had “opened his eyes/radicalized him a bit” or something to that effect.
Unrelated: I remember watching some of his prohibition doc, and in the first episode you come across the fact that something like the average daily liquor consumption for males between 18 and 30 in the late 1800s was like a pint of whisky… blew my mind lol.
I read the article for a few minutes, but it never explained to me why I would need to give up on my other fitness tracker. Basically seemed like a ad.
Ehh I usually make pancakes due to ease and not having bread lying around when I want a sweet breakfast, but I’m torn because I recently had “banana bread french toast” and it was crazy good.
Was gonna mention this one also. Additionally, can’t remember exactly which one of the books it was (possibly hydrogen sonata?) but in Ian Bank’s Culture series there’s a fairly well imagined race of insects with complex cultural behaviors. Another book had an interesting lobster/nordic warrior/klingon type race as well.
Ah ok makes sense. Thanks for the explanation. And fuck these guys.
Damn hadn’t realized they all wear red armbands… they’re not really trying to hide anything are they. Also that guy looks ridiculous.
It’s normal for people who are habitual lower speed runners, but would be a bit challenging for anyone who hadn’t trained / didn’t run regularly. When you factor in the kinds of dudes this agency will attract, it’s not exactly the “health and fitness” set.
I used to run regularly but mostly never ran faster than 10mins/mile and usually slower than that. To be fair I had some serious hills in the mix, but still.
Why…. Does ICE need “guided missiles”?
Ok but he’s only using it to make grok celebrity AI porn while on the go.
Closest thing I can think of might be something like insurgency sandstorm, which is pretty old at this point but is still receiving updates.
Squad/hell let loose are good, but are a different format entirely than why you’re talking about.
Battlebit was good for a bit but I get the impression that things have gone a bit haywire there.
Possibly battlefield 6 will be good, hasn’t been released yet.
You’re putting pretty good numbers on the board already. Also depending on what you’re reading, it might be excellent. Some books I rip through, others take me months.
Setting aside chill vacation times when I tend to get a lot of reading done, I’d say the two things that keep me moving through books are: I basically need it as a sleep aid so I almost always read before bed; sometimes I make it 5 mins, sometimes it’s hours, and slowly teaching myself that it’s ok to read multiple books at once, or to put a book not really vibing with down and maybe come back to it later.
If you’re really interested in increasing, you could try to make it a long habit, like read 15-20 mins at lunch or another time/task where appropriate.
Yea your version would be way more interesting. I mostly skip Prime because of the fun ads they’ve added but still dip back in once in a while.
Whole thing was amusing because my wife was down to keep watching but I was just like ehhh I can’t stand this.
I do think kitsch did a decent job given how horrible the show is, but it’s not enough to get me to watch more.
Bit of an acquired taste, but he was good in American Primeval on Netflix, of the revenant/western thing isn’t a deal Breaker. Also has Betty Gilpin who is usually pretty reliably good/interesting.
I watched the first ep. Because I think Tayloy Kitach is alright in a Keanu kind of way, and honestly he was as good or bad as I expected. But my god the show, the writing and all the brother shit sucks so bad. As soon as Chris’s Pratt shows up with his brother talk I was confident I would likely not continue.
Also it’s completely unrealistic—they show the seals NOT doing drugs and being worried about civilian casualties instead of doing night raids high on amphetamine and killing every human at or near whatever physical location they’re hitting. Totally cartoon and unrealistic, but they get points for including an elder hemsworth as a CIA ground branch guy, you know it’s operator time if that guy is in the cast.
Actually just looked at the article/larger chart. It does have income section and it plays out like you would imagine, but the gap between lib-conservative stays more or less constant. I don’t see an obvious display of proportion of each, but he does say the average American rates about 58-60 score so I suppose you could sort of backwards engineer from there.