number of times saying "Have you no shame, sir?" has worked: 1

number of times attempted: 14,789,996

why is he an orangutan what movie is that

anyone else have a difficult time with Star Trek Prodigy? It just feels bloated with proper names and series references. Like to the point where it's just hard to get into it.

It's weird, cus Lower Decks gets pretty heavy handed with the call backs, but it doesn't feel like it gets in the way of the story, if that makes any sense.

Never quite understood why aliens are gonna crop up to save us if the nukes fly. Like, are we a research specimen and they can only start interfering when we've rendered ourselves functionally extinct?

silly, it can't be one of us becasu they have no online presence!

Imagine if every four years Britain had a contest to see who gets to live in Buckingham palace.

That's us, that's our stupid fucking constitution.

It's pretty similar, yeah. A lot of casual investing (and even a worrying amount of professional investing) focuses too much on changes in exchange-value while overlooking use-vale. Exchange-value fluctuates with market trends, with how people feel about something and what they are willing to trade to have it. Use-value is sort of like the 'floor' -- it's the material value of something, its practical use.

At the moment, the computer programmes that get called "AI" have an exchange value that almost certainly exceeds their actual use-value (which is still hazy at the moment; this stuff is pretty new). A hardware company like NVIDIA really benefits from this, because it drives up the exchange value of their computer chips, which already have an established use-value. There's a risk here, though. At the moment, demand for chips is high and they are producing as much as they can to meet it. If it eventually turns out the use for "AI" is significantly less than its exchange value, they'll find themselves producing more chips than people actually need.

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I wonder if it's just 'cus Nvidia isn't being talked about much. "AI" is the buzzword, the There's Gold in Them Thar Hills of this bubble. Hardware is the picks and shovels, where the real cash is being made. If they're just training this on scrapping text from the web, that's an easy fact to overlook.

I love enya

it's inclusion in anything ups the comedic value tenfold

Elden Ring is a game screaming for community servers. Like, let people make servers for trading or with different drop rates or mixed up enemy locations.