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Comment Re:Radical humanism (Score 1) 119

It's going to need a bit more than cheaper baby supplies. For example, a lot of people can't afford to buy a family sized home.

Suggestion to them...MOVE out of the fucking urban city areas....don't live in NYC....

The US is HUGE and there are tons of places with great jobs, MUCH lower costs of living and your housing dollar goes much further.....less crime, better education, etc.

There is plenty of good housing in you're willing to move out of the areas where it sucks.

Comment Re: Give grandma a room in your home (Score 1) 119

And those places with cheap rents have no jobs.

And no culture.

That's fine if you stay indoors all the time and are retired or can work from home...

That is absolutely NOT true.

The US is a very large country and there is SO much more to it than just NYC and LA....life and culture is not only at the extreme coasts.

There are plenty of jobs....GOOD paying jobs for areas with much lower costs of living....people are actually friendlier and easier to meet and make new friends with outside of those urban hell holes you seem to promote.

You could not drag me or pay me enough to live in NYC or CHicago or Los Angeles .....hell not even Houston.

Do you even live in the US?? For some reason I keep thinking you do not....and if not, you really don't know of what you speak.

There is a large breadth of cultures across the US and it's easy to find one that fits you and your lifestyle...especially if you want to have a family and raise them with proper values and education. You don't have to make $500K/yr to have a nice house, and all with very comfy living outside of the big urban cities.....especially when you outgrow clubbing every night, etc.

Comment Re: Nobody understands how AIs work :o (Score 1) 60

Who cares how many die, that's your problem. I also think it's naive to say that AI researchers "don't know" how modern AI, i.e. transformer models, work. They know, it's just impossible to predict results given the immense size of the models. What they don't know, because they don't care, is why models generate such catastrophic results at times. Once upon a time, AI research would consider this their highest priority, not anymore.

So who exactly has AI killed so far?

What catastrophic events has it caused?

Genuinely curious....

Comment Re:How about fruit (Score 2) 159

If we only bought local there would be vast empty spaces at the grocery store and our choices would be limited.

I guess I'm a good bit older than you, but I remember growing up, even as a kid I knew what fruits/veggies were in what season of the year.

Sure, we might have not had 24/7/365 varieties , but the shelves were not anywhere close to being "empty".

We grew a lot move all over the US....we ate what was in season.....and nary a complaint was had as to "empty shelves"....

Comment Re:How about fruit (Score 1) 159

I generally don't have a problem with buying good/decent tasting produce.

I'm old enough to remember buying these items "in season".

I still do that today....I buy things in season that are grown locallly (or at least in the US).

I tend to not buy crap from other countries picked way ahead of ripeness in order to ship shit half way across the world.

So, most of my stuff today still tastes good...read a freaking label my friend.

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