If you were an NPC, how would you know? Besides your comments being posted as AC, I mean.

I didn't and don't but of course their excuse will be that this is the transitional period, and we have to wait for those jobs to materialize.

And there is a kernel of truth to it, in that if it were going to happen, it would take time to happen completely.

Ofc it's not going to happen, this is fundamentally different from prior shifts and it will only result in a net decrease. This would be a good thing if the wealthy didn't hoard all the wealth... Such as if we had the balls to take it. But, too many simps.

Run yourself *on normal hardware*? Yeah, there's a pretty big gulf between that and a frontier model.

Mozilla hasn't been an industry leader for many years. Chrome now dominates. Mozilla has tried everything but giving us what we want.

What the actual fuck, I wrote penal and Google autocorrected it to penalties. Hey dickheads, penal is a word too

They can have interns, they work without pay, so as long as they don't assert actual ownership they could have people playing slave.

Only governments and their contracted penalties facilities are actually allowed to enslave people in the USA.

They want all interactions to be useful for training so they are just banning unuseful interactions. They think that's going to get them out of their slump.

We don't need the weakest members of the herd anyway.

No, what's shocking is the number of distros period. What a spectacular amount of wasted effort.

GP acknowledges this in his closing.

Multiplayer in NMS is co-op only.

If you do Nexus missions there will be other players there. Otherwise, if none of your friends join your game, you'll only see other players while you're in a Nexus.

NMS is an extremely broad but shallow game. This makes it really impressive... for a short time only.

found this with google https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.spheron.network%2Fbl...

That doesn't matter in the enterprise space, and even less when you're Microsoft and you control both the hosting environment and the software running in it. CUDA is important to researchers and hobbyists but an org the size of Microsoft can afford to write code to interface to something else even if they don't control all of it.

Maybe you should learn to think for yourself instead of regurgitating bullshit from an industry which depends on the good will of the orange child rapist.

Stronger is good, but what about impact resistance?

Maybe combining both approaches could be beneficial.

It was a good way to look confident, that's for sure. It certainly seems to have fooled a lot of fools.