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Comment Re:Trump is throwing out migrants too (Score 1) 102

When you are paying big bucks for fresh fruit & vegetables because the price went up 4X then you will wished the government didn't deport all the Latinos, the migrant farm workers are why fruit & vegetables are affordable

So you think that the subversion of the economic system is fine because it leads to lower fruit & vegetable prices? I am guessing you have no morals.

I am fine with deporting personnel who are not here legally, It should be done with respect and the people who are providing the employment should be punished severely, as in prison time or more. But that is not what is happening. The FBI launched a huge "capture" of illegals at Ambiance Apparel and Home Depot in Los Angeles. Did they try to capture the owners of those businesses? As far as I know, they are sleeping in their own beds tonight while the people they employed are looking to be sent to Sudan or somesuch absurdity. Does any of that sound fair to anyone?

Comment Re:Biden's Cyber Policies? (Score 1) 102

I've always maintained that the best politician, the best leader, does as little as possible. Biden's policies were simply those of maintaining the stable political status quo which, among other things, granted freedom and prosperity up til now, which you enjoy. Boggles my mind how many want to burn it all down.

Did all citizens benefit from this "stable political status quo" or only "some" citizens? The paperwork that founded this absolutely amazing country specified that ALL citizens were to be afforded the "luxury" of: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

Oh right, only 94.2% (sorry Tony) are afforded that luxury. Your stable status quo was completely unacceptable. It is better that everything be torn down than try to continue the charade. If you don't like it, then you shouldn't have treated some people less equally. Afraid of losing sovereignty? Maybe you shouldn't have fucked around because you ARE finding out.

The Republicans, literally The Bad Guys right now, are tearing down this country... and the Democrats (also bad guys, they did approve of Trumps cabinet) let/made them do it.

America is in severe danger of collapsing all because some people couldn't treat others fairly. Selfish Assholes.

Comment Re:So, 94.2% have landed jobs? (Score 1) 83

Personally, I'd be pretty happy with a 94.2% chance of success.

Well sure; however, let's look at the implications with simple numbers: Assuming a group of 1 million people and not having success means slavery or death, then a 94.2% chance translates into 58 thousand people per year doomed to suffering and death. Now, odds are, you won't be one of those 58,000, so why worry about them?

For myself, I am NOT happy with a 94.2% chance of success. I guess we will agree to disagree.

Comment Re:Always online (Score 1) 145

You are speaking sense; however, the people in charge have never had ANY direct experience with a reality that tells them no. They are completely incapable of leading a project like this and they will not give up enough control to allow anyone who could do it, to actually do it.

No. We are locked into permanent incompetence now. Look at the Secretary of Defense. ROFL.

Comment Re:A new crisis (Score 1) 133

When a reservoir as large as the ocean overflows, it will be sudden and catastrophic at biblical proportions. Once it overflows, the changes will be extremely rapid and extremely overpowering. Some anaerobic bacteria may survive.

We may notice some issues as the reservoir fills up, but the real fun starts shortly after the reservoir is entirely full.

Comment Re:More trees, fewer people (Score 1) 59

If you reduce the number of people while increasing the number of trees, the amount of cooling will be even more substantial.

Well, you are in luck. The economic policies being enacted will reduce the population by quite a bit. The deaths will be due to starvation and exposure, but hey, your goal is achieved. Lucky you indeed. Your will is being done. (maybe not in the way you imagined? perhaps you thought war would reduce the population? voluntary death panels?)

Comment Re:Sounds good (Score 1) 59

I see why you posted anonymously:

Replace all of the fields currently being used for corn-to-ethanol (often heavily subsidized) with forests.

The vast majority of those areas never had forests to begin with. The soil and weather patterns were insufficient to support trees. They were called "The Great Plains", not "The Great Forests".

So essentially, you are saying to kill off cash crops and plant trees that will die.

I get it, I really do. Cash is not more important than life... but, you can't let that blind you.

Comment Re:Working as planned then? (Score 1) 76

The UK's grid was built when large carbon-fueled power stations were king

This is how you know your nation is utterly failed: no planning for the future, just sitting in filth, perfectly happy with what what they have but not even trying to maintain it. Ah well, here in America, we get to see what we will be in the not-to-distant future... assuming WW3 doesn't break out before then.

Comment Re:Failure of their payment structure (Score 1) 76

This is a failure of transmission structure

This is a failure of government. It is happening right now in the USA, so it appears we are infected with the same disease that ended the British Empire.

What a miserable future of incompetence and waste. I guess our BREXIT will be NATOEXIT?

Comment Re:So they cannot even host their own LLM? (Score 1) 68

What a pathetic University is this when they need to pay external companies to run LLMs for them to use, instead of at least hosting their own, or better being at the bleeding edge of technology and train their own LLM?

A long time ago in the far off land of EFNET, there was an IRC channel called #c. They ran an eggdrop bot that was written in C++. I asked why that was since they were all C programmers and a bot isn't that hard to write. Same situation.

So I wrote a bot, in C, for the #c channel and it mimicked all of the used functions of the eggdrop that used to be there. The bot I created is still used there today. (in the #c channel, type clac 2+2, not calc (i made it usable with a common typo))

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