dregan, dregan@lemmy.world

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As competition starts dropping dead, we are rapidly approaching the part where the companies who have been weaponizing debt start charging whatever people will pay. The golden days of AI will soon be over. If it makes your devs 10x more efficient, be ready to be charged the price of 5-7 devs.



It’s easy to see the effects of users moving to the fediverse. Reddit has been sad since it nerfed /r/All. In fact, it seems like a thinly veiled attempt to control what its users see under the guise of providing a more tailored user experience. For me, the overall effect is that it’s homogeneous, boring and I don’t want to be there anymore.


declaring martial law before the election

This is really the only necessary step, no one will stop him, his “yes men"* are far to embedded at this point. All that other false flag stuff is unnecessary.



It’s about 10 feet from where I sleep to where I work. I love my commute.





That looks really good, definitely gonna check it out. Some of my favorites:

Grave of Fireflies

Blue Eye Samurai

Book of Kells (lots of fantasy/mythology in this one, but lots of history too)

Persepolis

The Apothecary Diaries




Yeah, now factor in what percentage of those homes are actually owned by the bank.





To put that into perspective, it took the US nearly FOUR YEARS to rack up that many casualties in Afghanistan. The people running the military are incompetent as fuck.


It wasn’t by any means the start of the decline of democracy in the USA, but it certainly accelerated quite a bit after that.


Elliot Ness of Al Capone fame was on the case for quite some time. The Michael Bendis graphic novel is a good read.


What did we collectively buy?


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As competition starts dropping dead, we are rapidly approaching the part where the companies who have been weaponizing debt start charging whatever people will pay. The golden days of AI will soon be over. If it makes your devs 10x more efficient, be ready to be charged the price of 5-7 devs.



It’s easy to see the effects of users moving to the fediverse. Reddit has been sad since it nerfed /r/All. In fact, it seems like a thinly veiled attempt to control what its users see under the guise of providing a more tailored user experience. For me, the overall effect is that it’s homogeneous, boring and I don’t want to be there anymore.


declaring martial law before the election

This is really the only necessary step, no one will stop him, his “yes men"* are far to embedded at this point. All that other false flag stuff is unnecessary.



It’s about 10 feet from where I sleep to where I work. I love my commute.





That looks really good, definitely gonna check it out. Some of my favorites:

Grave of Fireflies

Blue Eye Samurai

Book of Kells (lots of fantasy/mythology in this one, but lots of history too)

Persepolis

The Apothecary Diaries




Yeah, now factor in what percentage of those homes are actually owned by the bank.





To put that into perspective, it took the US nearly FOUR YEARS to rack up that many casualties in Afghanistan. The people running the military are incompetent as fuck.


It wasn’t by any means the start of the decline of democracy in the USA, but it certainly accelerated quite a bit after that.


Elliot Ness of Al Capone fame was on the case for quite some time. The Michael Bendis graphic novel is a good read.


What did we collectively buy?