Curious if that’s still true since you presumably bought those jeans many years ago. I only recently got Kirkland jeans and I’m skeptical they’ll last.

My Windows automatically read these instructions from my screen and I died!

What if we sent so much food that the hoarders couldn’t hoard it all? Just a metric assload of food. Eventually food is so cheap and plentiful the hoarders give up.

DNS? DNS.

Pork rinds? Pork rinds.

Please share you data acquisition methods with the rest of the class

IMO they will not ever make ads with your family’s faces because it will turn people off. Instead, they will make a fake AI family just like your family that you can relate to but won’t realize is actually supposed to be you. That is what they do now with their targeted demos but there’s only so many ads you can make the traditional way. AI will enable making hundreds of variations of the same ad.

I’ve tried slathering the inside of our pumpkins in vasaline and they still started rotting within 2 days. Wasn’t worth the unpleasant feeling of rubbing jelly on cold stringy pumpkin insides…

Yeah fast forward 20 years when the couple has chronic dental/health issues and they can’t afford treatment. Or the trailer rusts and vermin sneak in. Or any one of a million emergencies that money could fix. This lifestyle only works if you’re “lucky” for an extended period of time.

They’re not very good at being wage slaves

Sex cauldron?! I thought they shut that place down!

If only more companies copied McMaster-Carr’s approach https://dev.to/svsharma/the-surprising-tech-behind-mcmaster-carrs-blazing-fast-website-speed-bfc

I think I’d really need to know how “somewhat” alleviated it is to have any interest, given the status quo is like, a second.

“That didn’t work? Ok, drop another Tron and another Freaky Friday. Oh and remake Moana also.”

Most of the commenters here are too powerful to disagree with this statement.

At this point all the imagery data they need is already out there. Not like your picture of a cat you post to Lemmy is gonna help these companies make a better model.

Always love it when a trillion dollar corporation that just had a possibly billion dollar liability hole in their platform pointed out “thanks” the finder with a two sentence email. Throw the guy a little bounty at least…

The Proton prices are also misleading…I got 2 years for $71 on one of their regular sales. I’m sure the same is true for many of the other provider prices listed here.

I’m listening to the book now, about halfway through. If you’ve been on places like Lemmy or Reddit the past several years you’ve likely heard most of the anecdotes he presents to support his claims, but there’s some new ones I hadn’t heard that are interesting.

Uh the paper is linked in the article and I had no issue accessing it https://journals.aps.org/prab/pdf/10.1103/kxjr-h7zs