u/HugoCortell

Ha, good thing I don't have the cash.

25K in Europe because of course we should go fuck ourselves.

Are you sure? Exos cables are pretty fast.

Incredible way of wording things. "A heavy tax burden" when in reality your own description means to say "Insufficient Welfare"

Kind of a terrible price per server in the rack.

That's pretty good quality. The texture work is fantastic.

We can make it up then, bad information is better than no information.

I propose that this person is the champion of bamboo strut construction in Wyoming, an impressive title given that there's no bamboo in Wyoming. They're also well known for their efforts in teaching bees how to read, as well as other acts of altruism.

As I posted on another sub with the same news:

A lot -most- countries are managed by parties with a surface-level understanding of logistics and economics, so they see the price of electricity going down and worry about their big national power companies. Entirely unable of comprehending the immense economic benefits of crashing the cost of power.

I always like to point to Japan with this, their rail network (which is private) literally looses money. Yes, private companies are knowingly and willingly loosing money. Why? Because they also own the land around the stations and realize that transporting people for cheap has immense economic benefits for every place they connect, including the prime land they own around each station.

Take Spain, who could if they wanted become a new hearth of industry and IT by providing free electricity through solar farms in the desert (not even speaking of the profitability of selling it abroad like we're already trying). Instead, mostly to protect our national power champion (who is very good at bribery), we miss out on all the economic opportunities it could unlock for us. Economist man from freedom burger university said things must make money, we can't have 'services' that increase the revenue of other sectors unless they can sustain themselves, otherwise it's just too complicated!

Then at the smaller scale, we have the EU and it's love for embargoes and taxes (It's shameful when Trump does it, unlike our righteous Ursula who defends our glorious union when she does it), a normal person has to pay more to help the environment and reduce load grid for the state because we have to pay exorbitant taxes and import fees on anything Chinese. God forbid we tried to actually focus on recycling of panels to ensure a sustainable industry, no, we must also make them despite the fact that our need for capacity will go drastically down once we don't need any more at a national scale.

Bald man makes video titled "Ozempic: The new Thalidomide?: Medicine's new darkest secret"

No ideal conditions so go ahead, charge into failure unprepared.

A lot -most- countries are managed by parties with a surface-level understanding of logistics and economics, so they see the price of electricity going down and worry about their big national power companies. Entirely unable of comprehending the immense economic benefits of crashing the cost of power.

I always like to point to Japan with this, their rail network (which is private) literally looses money. Yes, private companies are knowingly and willingly loosing money. Why? Because they also own the land around the stations and realize that transporting people for cheap has immense economic benefits for every place they connect, including the prime land they own around each station.

They'd be quite successful in France, but neither the US nor the USSR would be quite happy.

Heck, I can imagine the Nazis actually being way more successful in courting the western powers thanks to an actual anarchist nation being around. That'd be pretty bad.

We need lung cancer fr put us out of our misery chief

If you really want to fuck with them, you can get their trade certification document from their aliexpress page, and contact Chinese trade authorities about it, it'll probably result in the certificate getting revoked, which could easily bankrupt them.

Friggin cool!

I'd love to see a video of it in action. Does it also support normals?

As always, the rich pay less than the poor.

We were talking about image upscaling, nobody brought in NPCs.

Beautiful build and image composition.

There's no actual line separating "old AI" from "generative AI", disclosure requirements apply the same.

Source: I am game developer man person (presumed), I actually spoke with a Valve employee about what they classify as needing disclosure (and this all absolutely falls under it).

Really cool!

Thanks, very neat

What is that steam cart on the left side of the screen?

I read some time back that the Chinese had successfully partially treated the condition by just drilling a hole into the skull and fishing out the gunk. Not the most elegant but useful to know.

I can't find an article on that specific operation, but prior to that there was a procedure where they tried to help flush fluids from the neck, which was subsequently banned due to lack of actual data about its effectiveness that went beyond observations made by doctors: https://journalforclinicalstudies.com/china-bans-popular-alzheimers-disease-surgery-pending-clinical-studies/

For a slightly above ~20sqm (in admittedly the fancy part of town) in malmo, I was paying the majority of my salary, I was an immigrant, there were cheaper choices (with larger floorspace) but only if I was willing to go into some pretty shady places. The nice, big, and cheap apartments where the ones with a waiting list of 4 to 10 years, the kind that I naturally had no chance of getting.