nancyminusone

Results vary by charisma. I can assure you if a popular enough kid chooses to play the flute, not only will it not invoke bullying, it will redefine flute playing to become cool. And yes, when I was in school said kids would do this, partly as a flex, partly to increase proximity to girls. It worked.

I think you like these new names better mainly because you think it makes other people angry.

Surely no super intelligence will waste time on a plan so convoluted. Delete the water supply.

In my area, garbage collection is not done by the city, you pay a quarterly subscription to a private company if you want pickup. If not, you take it to the dump yourself. Some of my family live somewhere there are 3 of these pickup companies operating (which also pick up on different days).

Just saying, city run trash is far from universal.

>Who started that

Tech companies with stuff to sell, of course.

Might be effective against humans. A typical person might see it, say "Gross, an AI slop image" and scroll on past.

Yes, but a chair is practical. I'd say that an artistic chair you can't sit in is no chair at all, but merely a chair shaped object. Most art exhibitions do not allow me to test my theory in practice, so I am left wondering.

Depends if you thought Twitter ever had any value at all ever. I once made an account, hung around for 2 weeks,then never opened it again. So since musk owns it, it has no more or less than relevance than before.

They are a party trick, provided the party is software development. If your job does not have you sit behind a computer all day, their utility is minimal.

Inflation calculator puts that 1k at a value of 1.95k today. Seems like a lousy 26 year investment. I guess it's better than putting it under your matress.

Surely a properly done con job includes convincing the conned that they haven't been conned?

I think if an AI tricks us, it'll be a while before we find out. I don't know if this sort of thing is likely, but maybe an AI currently conning me has surreptitiously convinced me it isn't.

Exceptional irony in that somewhere within that church might be printed the line "and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who tresspass against us". Probably within some book that isn't very important.

Perhaps you have not experienced the thrill of unloading a pallet of concrete bags. It exists just between the range where it is too big a job for a couple bags in your car, but not big enough to get a truck.

Unfortunately the democratically elected part is mostly true.

well at least there are no 100km long sharks

No that would be irony. Use up all the chip foundries and power plants to make more plans for chip foundries and power plants so we can build more chip foundries and power plants and use them to run AI to design more chip foundries and power plants.

"on the cusp of beginning to"

This will happen no earlier than the 2080s. The world population is expected to increase every year until then. We will add nearly 2 billion people in that time. Consider that the entire world population was less than 1 billion for all but the last 221 years.

I continue to not worry.

There's way too many TV lawyer commercials and billboards to suggest the penalty is "nothing". Those advertising dollars come from somewhere.

Then why hide the numbers?

Probably around the time individual games started to have the term "billion dollars" associated with them in some way.

What if I feel as though they deserve to be undermined?

Sure you "can" have a new F1. But you could also make a brand new design using current capacity manufacturing that will also do the job for a lot less. So why would you do the former?.

My state voted in favor of a "right to reproductive freedom" recently, in response to the surpreme court decision on abortion, which includes a "right to make and carry out all decisions about pregnancy".

If it's my body and my choice, who are you to say I cannot be a surrogate?

Probably most of the "scandal" or lack therof in the united states is consumed by arguments for or against abortion, for which there is still no consensus.

People will have more things to worry about sooner. Where I live, if the power goes out so does my water. If AI is involved in either at any time in the future we will deserve what happens to us.

Also I disagree with the permise. People learned how to make technology that never existed once already, they can learn to do it again if needed. It will take time, which we'll have plenty of because your phone won't be working.

Tesla makes batteries and battery powered cars, which are indifferent of energy source. They do make some solar panels, but are a minor player not even in the top 10 by shipped capacity worldwide. But chineese companies like LONGi Solar and JinkoSolar aren't "one guy" (even though they ship 50x what Tesla does), so I guess they don't count.

Absolutely audacious to complain about being "forced" to install apps and in the next sentence complain about the Aliexpress app. Nobody forced you to install the aliexpress app. Nobody needs the aliexpress app.

Also people need to hate ads more. A single unwarranted notification will get me to disable all notifications or uninstall your app. If you don't hate ads enough, you'll find yourself being shown ads.

Well, most of the results on google images for "natural gas fuel cell" are of renderings or diagrams instead of actual equipment, that sould say something. Probably that they arent very common.

Wouldn't you be able to do this with ordinary processed meat today?

I remember as a kid, we once ate some kind of filled chicken nugget thing, which would have been pulped chicken glued back together into a pouch. I thought it was pretty tasty, but in hindsight its probably good that I only got to eat it a couple times, because typing it out now it sounds disgusting and super unhealthy.

No problem, just have the AI fix it, or build it again from scratch. If it's done it once it can do it again. Unless you lose access to the AI, which is what I worry about.

It's incorrect in any case. The supreme court decreed him immune from prosecution (for "official acts", that is)