But it's so much cheaper.
But it's so much cheaper.
Sorry buddy, only Nazi scientists are allowed in this country. Take your commie ass back home.
Even more fun. Employer offers me a plan that it covers most of the premium for, but none of the additional cost for my wife.
My wife can't get the cost reduction because technically she gets employer coverage through me, even though it's at full cost.
So what im getting out of this is it's fine to a CEO as long as you're a blue collar working class fella and not some spoiled ivy league brat.
This has literally 0 impact on what I was taught in US public schools. It was already "victims of communism" parroting to begin with.
Even if they have his name, this is still probably the best move.
Trying to leave the country just gives cops more authority to gun him and a few bystanders down.
If he's just at home chilling like nothing happened then all they can do is charge him with murder and send it through the legal system. Then they pretty much need the CEO solution device or like a manifesto or they'll have a real hard time getting a jury to find him guilty.
Any kind of SSRI medication does. Whatever serotonin shenanigans the meds do have a negative impact on certain recreational drugs like mushrooms and MDMA.
I'm pretty sure this is part of what can make them effective for quitting smoking or drinking.
Without taking the mental damage of looking at the actual article, I'm guessing this is just rebranding either having multiple jobs or having extra responsibilities in your one job.
Being engaged in US politics requires you to forget everything that happened more than 2 weeks ago.
Cilantro is great, but ginger tastes like soap to me.
Makes perfect sense when you see some of the build quality.
Why buy some shoddy slapped together EV at luxury prices when actual car manufacturers have EV options.
Ugh 5 minutes in those comments and my stomach ulcers are already starting to come back.
Forget killing Hitler, im using the time machine to assassinate Reddit.
Taking a shitty electric truck to a place that's largely without power seems like a poor idea.
My kneejerk reaction to the "no automation" was negative, but after reading the actual explanation why, I totally agreed.
Automation is better in theory, but in typical capitalist fashion it's mostly done in a hamfisted way to push out labor and ends up costing more in the long run through high initial and long term costs.
In order for tech to work right in blue collar work, it really needs to be designed and implemented almost entirely by the workers themselves.
Thousands of people are literally stranded
Let's stop and pick up this tattered cloth to make sure it's safe.
I was under the impression that "war with China" was at the top of the plans for over a decade now. I definitely remember seeing stuff like this years ago, and all that's changed is the US is even more reliant on Chinese imports.
Is a war-time economy still good if your manufacturing sector can't get 2/3rds of its raw materials?
By my estimation, half of white collar jobs are like this and everyone just engages in theater about how busy they are
This is common in a lot of blue collar manufacturing jobs I've had too. Gotta milk the work and get it done as close to the expectation as possible or else you're rewarded with more work and higher expectations.
Always been a huge point of frustration for me since I like to get a good pace going and stay busy since it makes the shift go by faster, but then I have to arbitrarily slow down to keep from giving the boss man the wrong idea.
I've kinda seen this in manufacturing for the last few years. Not explicitly "AI" but newer equipment designed around being smarter and not requiring skilled operators. Think like WordPress but for industrial machines; it might do basic stuff pretty well but fails at complex operations, and it's an atrocity if you ever look behind the scenes to do some troubleshooting.
Jesus fucking shit, at least use real teachers for your teaching ai bullshit