I left it. This paper was under review for 197 days (yep). Got the word two weeks ago and frankly, fuck it.
Happy to have a larger academic career chat too. It wrecked me over the long term. Now my aspirations are to work in a board game store.
Hero. I never knew that and always did the shift alt.
Had a paper rejected because em dashes obviously mean AI. I love em dashes for long breaks that rest between a ; and ( ) for the reader. I just tossed my hands up and do not give a shit. I write how I write.
You, dear user, are my spirit animal now.
No worries. 27,000 USD out the door in summer of 2023(?) If memory serves.
Just got a used Kia Niro (2023 maxed out edition) for 39,000 CAD.
I will use this opportunity to say i’ll miss my bike.
Got a Chevy Bolt used with a battery replacement after their warranty debacle. They had a glut of them due to that. Never looked back. It got me, realistically, 200+ miles of range. I never had a problem. No mechnical, no range issues, nothing. I’ve never had a flawless car experience before that.
If you have the ability to charge at home or reliably at work, get an EV. There is nothing to fear.
Hopefully he can dock in the UAE and use AI to repair the crater that was a data center.
I despise LinkedIn for encouraging such shitty verbal veneer to gloss over a rotten corporate foundation.
Wtf is up with the Guardian lately and these headlines? Not as bad as the “slams” or “politician did this one thing slop” but getting there. I digress…
They are invincible. That fine is a pittance. Thats a get out of jail free card.
Dropped KCD II after they replaced localization translators with AI.
Back to BG 3!
Holy crap. Do you live in a bitcoin server farm? Thats insane.
The article is correct. You are misinterpreting the writer: “…forcing the evacuation of more than 150,000 people. More than 2,000 die in the process.” An event (Nuclear plant disaster) forced evacuation of people. That evacuation (from the area due to the nuclear plant disaster) resulted in 2000 deaths.
There were over 2000 deaths directly related to the evacuation order. No known deaths from radiation related events. Here are some links and quotes from a few places to show consensus on this.
“Official figures show that there have been 2313 disaster-related deaths among evacuees from Fukushima prefecture. Disaster-related deaths are in addition to the about 19,500 that were killed by the earthquake or tsunami.” - World Nuclear Association, a think tank and pro nuclear policy group.
No deaths nor discernible increase in cancer rates - UNSCEAR Report, 2013, a UN agency
And if you want to deep dive:
https://www.pref.fukushima.lg.jp/site/portal-english/en-1-2-1.html
I’m calling it now - Palantir and others of their ilk will be the ones leading this nonsense.
Honey? New Caesar III just dropped. And we don’t talk about Caesar IV in this household.
Circling around to say I thought about this over the last four days. In brief, my perspective that you can have a surveillance apparatus and a contemporary democracy in the 21st century were misguided. You are right.
That’s a fair set of arguments.
That’s a good read, thank you for sharing. I do not believe that a lack of privacy and surveillance are a given. You can have a strong Democratic state with surveillance, if you have strong privacy guarantees and the means to enforce them. I’ll point to the, for the time, rapidly expanding surveillance state of revolutionary America in the 1770s and 1780s for that, but I admit, this is a much larger discussion, but your article and point are well taken.
Edit: Update based on additional thoughts and comments below. This reply is to the perspectives and argument offered by /u/euxotic and my response is: “Circling around to say I thought about this over the last four days. In brief, my perspective that you can have a surveillance apparatus and a contemporary democracy in the 21st century were misguided. You are right.”
Valheim again. I need some calm meadows music.
Agree. Also, amazing DS9 avatar. Just noticed.