Oh really, I just saw articles like this popping up a lot, and I live in Canada where we have the same thing going on between provinces:
https://www.ft.com/content/13a830ce-071a-477f-864c-e499ce9e6065
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Ah good to know, i was thinking of buying this game.
https://www.sesame.com/research/crossing_the_uncanny_valley_of_voice#demo
Try this voice AI demo on your phone, then imagine if it can create images and video.
This in my opinion changes every system of information gathering that we have, and will usher in an era of geniuses, who grew up with access to the answer to their every question in a granular pictorial video response. If you want to for example learn how white blood cells work it gives you ask your chatbot for a video, and you can then tell it to put in different types of bacteria to see the response. Its going to make a lot of systems we have now obsolete.
You can still get a Steam Deck and save a ton of games.
I still cant sleep my computer with a 2070 Ti. I just shut it down and start it up every time, which is pretty shitty.
Its the crunchy nature that I find appealing, the flavor is only okay by itself.
I like them in salad rolls, with marinara dip, and deep fried.
Why does Europe like tariffs so much if tariffs are so bad?
I'm assuming its Europeans themselves that are asking for the tariffs, and they have tariffs between countries in the EU as well, so what makes Europeans different from Americans. You'd assume they wouldnt have too different an outlook.
Well its going to get more expensive relative as well as oil prices fall globally due to recession. But then we will hit another energy shortage and it will become cheaper, which is why France started building nuclear in the 1970s to begin with.
It seems to me nuclear takes you off the ebb and flow of global energy prices, I'd prefer spending on nuclear rather than carbon capture which seems to be the existing plan of many countries to combat climate change.
Imagine its won by Sean Fraser who just came back to the Liberal party, the guy who did 4% population growth into an existing housing shortage in order to depress wage inflation after asset prices skyrocketed, leading to millions of people using food banks.
The fascist isnt censoring peoples speech by force of the government, is that an oxymoron?
I cant wait until right leaning leaders get these powers next, thats going to be exciting.
Many countries started mass immigration after the global inflation caused by global QE and money supply growth, in order to prevent wage inflation. They did this mass immigration just as central banks were raising rates to cool the economy.
This is likely what you are feeling, there was a small time when there was a labor shortage and all the talk of 'quiet quitting' before they started this scheme, as depicted by the phillips curve, now its too many workers fighting for too few jobs as high interest rates slowed things down.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillips_curve