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He paid to stop the construction of a wind farm in Germany because that’s what the oil execs want even if it means destroying ecosystem

Haha, I see. I wish I could use Linux as my work operating system but a separate device is as good as I can get

No we’re just waiting for you to elaborate or get downvoted to oblivion.

Trolls/bots too often post vague and broad statements without providing details so here we are again. Asking for details

Ask your job to provide a device that can run the microslop software

Maybe it’s time to spread the Fediverse so I say heck yeah

90 percent of stocks are owned by ten percent of Americans. Just throwing this fact out here

Hard disagree. I’M right.

This is a definitely a bot that’s lost the context. This post is about US law. Also yes ops post is in English WTF are you even talking about lmao

Is Australia part of the US now or something?

Not connecting it to the internet and using HDMI like we’ve been doing for the last 20 years…

After already getting everyone used to skipping over the privacy and terms of conditions yearly on every service

If it was real it was probably ai made without carefully reviewing the output

Very productive at creating slop that’s warming the earth beyond what most people comprehend. The heat has to go somewhere when data centers burn energy and where else will this heat go but into our atmosphere.

Corporate American sounds like an abusive ex

Cant you see, were just around the corner for AI Humanoid Robots in FullSelfDriving™ Teslas heading towards their data center job in space

/s

Pee pee poo poop

I like to race the ai on most tasks and find myself winning on anything of substance. Sure SOME mundane tasks can be done but does it out weight the energy and infrastructure costs as well as reputation and morale.

Even after all that you STILL need a human double checking and inputting the information.

The simple answer is the workers should reap them.

It starts with them making things much cheaper if you give them your data. Little do Americans know their full data set could be worth tens of thousands of dollars. That may be a lot to the average citizen but for corps and government, it’s pennies to them.

There’s always Costco