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Welp, time to reset my fingerprint… again.

Nice pin in the balloon, bro.

Submarines can swim underwater, too, just like humans. So if we put a plow on the bridge of a submarine and had it interface with an LLM, we’d basically have a super human.

Sutton Hoo mecha made with Ulfbehrt steel. Unstoppable.

Hilarious. Press has gotten so bad for Microsoft they’re stooping to this, which is only Streisand-effecting.

Are you counting the Eastern Empire? There’s an argument that our view of “Rome” is obnoxiously Eurocentric. The economic lifeblood of the Empire was mostly outside of Western Europe, and lots of wheat from Egypt.

I can downvote AND talk to you, though, right?

I’d say most of the points are nonsenically complicated replacements for a universal basic income. Your AI’s plans sounds like hell to administer.

I guess I don’t understand why we are talking about a chat with an LLM. What value does it have?

I think we’ll be lucky if it’s dotcom 2.0. I think it’s going to be more 1929 Re-imagined.

Cow tools would have amazing collector’s value, though, and you could put the cows to work for the price of hay.

I remember newspaper machines used to have have boxes with the day’s paper. You’d put a few coins in, open the box, and take one paper from the stack. I imagine that was also an available resource for merchandise for re-sale.

I hear people in Argentina are hard-selling socks in the street, too, so the tradition is still alive.

What AI money are we even talking about? AI is burning capital hoping to capture a market that will never be profitable because the service is not worth the electricity is costs.

Meanwhile, Kevin:

En ingles decimos “police involved fruitable”.

It’s called “the husband stitch” becase because it was done for the husbands pleasure, not for the wife’s medical needs, often without the wife’s consent. It also might cause sex to be more painful for the woman, even as it was more pleasurable for the man; which is too bad for the woman, because her husband had a legal right to rape her in the United States until the 1970s.