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I’m pretty sure this is why coop shooters are getting more popular.

Depends on the country and the context. For private people in the Netherlands, it’s free. On my business account I pay something like 12 cents, plus 2 bucks per batch (which is why most companies only do payments every so often)…

Price Crypto at the one-year simple moving average, and the volatility stops.

What? No it doesn’t, you’re just shifting the volatility from your pricing to your consumption.

getting paid for freelance work that is available in Europe

Banktransfers are free…

Why make it hard on yourself when idiots self-select into an easy target audience?

Roughly the odds of flipping heads 17 times in a row

Welcome to the new Industrial Revolution, where one person can do the work of many. Sure, mass produced goodscontent aren’t as good as handmade artisanal products writing, but there’s a huge market for it.

Also, you can recount papers if you think something somewhere went wrong for some reason. You can’t manually recheck software.

Quick, but them a pony!

One could absolutely ask what BioWare is thinking straying so far from the original, successful, formula. The answer of course is valuing short-term profit over the creating of something that will stand the test of time.

“SoulsLike games sells well, let’s make dragon age a souls like” is what they thought

Won’t a fire axe work perfectly well?

Huh? They launched plenty of Starlink satellites since March, they may not be enough to keep up with the shutdowns, but rockets have been going up.

https://spaceflightnow.com/launch-log/

Edit: if you look at https://satellitemap.space/ now, the number of sats has been going up since march, but the number in service is shrinking, probably due to shutdowns exceeding replacement launches.

Launch capacity has kept steady since 2022, and so has life expectancy. We’re coming up on the end of life for the first sats, so it’s likely the total number has peaked, and will now drop to a steady state.

I know it’s not all correct, but that should ensure most of the information is decently accurate

The problem is that a generative AI does not generate correct content, it generates associated content. It looks at words/term/tokens that are frequently used together to generate a context, and will extrapolate on that, continuing to provide content that looks the teaching content.

The problem is that this will generate materials that LOOKS LIKE CORRECT material, but it doesn’t generate material that IS CORRECT. Thankfully for AI, those things overlap a lot, but they don’t always.

I don’t want AI that just generates shit

You vastly underestimate the demand for mediocre crap that exists in the world.

Do yourself a favor and quickly google “who uses the F-22”

Israel mostly uses f-22s

Lolno

Quite a lot by Israel right now.

How many times has a defense minister said they’re not going to use the F35 because it’s too expensive?

T-14 is a new design that’s currently being tested,

https://defence-blog.com/russia-abandons-armata-tank-due-to-its-high-cost/

It was never real buddy. All its achievements are as fake as the T95 it’s based on.

The whole story is that Narsissus was ridiculously handsome and any woman would be overjoyed to have him. But he was way too busy enjoying nature, hunting and doing other non-sexual stuff to start a relationship with anyone.

Then the nimph Echo fell madly in love with him, but he didn’t care much about that. So, in unrequited love she fled to a cave where she wanted away, only her voice remaining.

Depending on which myth you read, either this, or him denying some other woman is why Aphrodite decided to punish him to fall in love with his own reflection in the stream. Which is doubly insulting, since Narsissus’ dad is basically the god of rivers.

The point is, he was aromatic until he was cursed by the gods for it.