The only defense against a bad guy with a flame throwing robot dog, is a good guy with a flame throwing robot dog
Juice
joined 7 months ago
too big to fail
That's a good point, it's just as likely (to my cynical mind) that the U.S. govt would just bail them out to the tune of hundreds of billions
I'm expecting the company to go out of business and all of the cars to just brick.
Might be a good move to figure out how to hack the software and/or reclaim the batteries for resale, might be kinda lucrative.
On the other hand, if they do brick overnight it might be dangerous, and I hope Tesla demonstrates some responsibility to the lives and safety of their consumers. I don't expect them to, but I hope so.
It was more a comment about people who tend to post this meme as if it were true, who constantly wail and moan about Western civilization. But thanks for checking in, jokes are funnier when I have to explain them.
How is this possible? Either he didn't work hard enough or there are systematic barriers to accumulating wealth, because the game is rigged against poor people so that rich people can steal the value of their time and labor.
He must not have worked hard enough.
The feminization of masculinity will be the fall of Western Civilization....and I'm so here for it
The thing that normal people don't worry about is "readability." Bad type is harder to read, for example rivers are distracting. Turning black marks on paper into concept, metaphor, irony, narrative, setting should be as painless of a process as possible so that the most people possible have access to reading and information. Little details like letter and word spacing, font, typeface add up to something that is either easy or difficult to read.
Humanely overthrow the bourgeoisie and do an international proletarian revolution
AI girlfriends under capitalism are just going to wind up being automated findom turks
I got a terrible hangover just looking at this picture
Leftists: try and get these jobs and teach kids liberation theology, bonus points for smuggling Marxist critique into sermons
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I'll take those odds!