The fact that the "Christian church" has embraced Trump has opened my eyes that the whole thing is a fraud

Christ is dead and the Christians have killed him

I now realize that the vast majority of them never believed it and that the religion has no transformative power

Time to move on, brother

Election interference by the wealthiest man in the country and Russia running psyops against the entire nation....????

Apart from the conversation at hand, these first person AI demos got me thinking that a game made around object impermanence could be neat.

Not talking about making it with AI, but just the vibe.

Very nightmare dream vibes.

Maybe like a first person bullet hell game?

It isn't a lie.

He just isn't talking to you, or me, or the vast majority of the supposed constituency.

He is talking to the true constituency: the wealthy and powerful.

(Long term) In a truly competitive market, this won't happen. It can only happen with anti competitive practices.

(Short term) PE style management can purposefully tank a brand to extract money from the goodwill it had with consumers.

I think the first is fixable, idk about the second.

When it crashes and burns, the retired programmers will be able to find work as COBOL consultants for the SSA 🤷‍♀️

Laws that bind (and punish them) but not laws that protect them.

My apologies, I saw your original reply when I was busy and forgot about it. I meant to reply. See my other reply now.

I meant to reply.

My bad.

Yes, I am willing to admit Biden made mistakes. I am not a fan boy of either party.

They have laws...for their enemies.

They have gone full authoritarian: the law protects them, but doesn't bind them; and it binds "others" but doesn't protect them.

So, possibly dumb question, hasn't machine learning been really good at text classification for many years?

Would it be possible to let a machine organize it? Or at least come up with a list of moves/renames/etc to be reviewed and approved?

Then just do like a monthly review of suggestions?

Ah, so when Trump sets the timeline, negotiates with terrorists, and frees thousands of Taliban fighters, that's fine—but when Biden inherits the mess and sticks to the deal to avoid reigniting war, he’s the disgrace? That’s not a fact; that’s selective outrage.

You can talk shit, but can't bring facts like I did.

The withdrawal that Trump negotiated?

You mean the one where he cut a deal with the Taliban behind the Afghan government’s back, released 5,000 Taliban prisoners, and set a departure date before leaving office—tying Biden’s hands?

That one?

let's call it subprime since it has fewer factors than a prime.