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Silicon Valley apparently does.

A.K.A., the Great Offshoring Incentive Act.

Please share the articles you have about the matter.

Am I the only one who finds in bad taste to use "Epstein victims demand release ..." in the game? Is rape and pedophilia already normalized and I didn't notice?

Your assumptions are incorrect: felony prosecution is not outside local control, and police politics are irrelevant.

How many times a PD arrests a criminal then a judge later releases? That criminal with 30-year history would never be free if judged in a rural county instead of urban NYC or Charlotte.

The real drivers are prosecutorial policies driven by political priorities.

And we all know that who sides with criminals most of the time are the Democrats.

You seem to be living in a distant parallel world.

Here is how it looks like on the actual world: urban centers are dominated by Democrats in almost every state. The leniency regarding criminals comes from Democrats, specially regarding violent criminals.

Memphis' Paul Young is affiliated with the Democratic Party https://bestneighborhood.org/conservative-vs-liberal-map-mem...

https://ballotpedia.org/Party_affiliation_of_the_mayors_of_t...

Urban is usually associated with panhandling, trash, public urination and crime.

> "Galicia is mainly and historically ruled by the right-wing Popular Party"... (Galician Nationalist Bloc)

So they likely have much stricter standards of what constitutes acceptable urban behavior...

... than, say, New York, where very recently a person with 30-year criminal history has allegedly killed a couple...

... or in Charlotte, where an Ukrainian refugee was fatally stabbed in the light rail.

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/ comes to mind.

You seem to be describing the same "boiling frog" idea that Gramsci had of the "Long March through the Institutions", the takeover of a society without need to resort to violence, slowly occupying institutions (government departments, universities, arts, media, schools, corporations, etc) to decide the direction.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_march_through_the_institu...

YouTube has responded:

> We hear you, and want to clear things up! This is from an experiment to improve video quality with traditional machine learning – not GenAI. More info from @YouTubeInsider here:

> No GenAI, no upscaling. We're running an experiment on select YouTube Shorts that uses traditional machine learning technology to unblur, denoise, and improve clarity in videos during processing (similar to what a modern smartphone does when you record a video)

> YouTube is always working on ways to provide the best video quality and experience possible, and will continue to take creator and viewer feedback into consideration as we iterate and improve on these features

https://x.com/TeamYouTube/status/1958286550229541158

He simply doesn't know how to use social networks.

I get a lot of useful information from LinkedIn because I choose who to follow and block.

Link to the comment:

https://yro.slashdot.org/story/25/08/10/1938248/its-steve-wo...

You might like this one:

https://meyerweb.com/eric/comment/chech.html

Waiting for the follow up article "Claude Code considered harmful"

Plot twist - once GPT reached AGI, this is exactly the strategy chosen for self-preservation. Appear to not lead by too much, only enough to make everyone think we're in a close race, play dumb when needed.

Meanwhile, keep all relevant preparations in secret...

That is an uncharitable interpretation. None of that should be controversial.

Sid Meier founded MicroProse and started with the Tycoon genre with Railroad Tycoon having been inspired by SimCity and Empire.

The best trade is to follow one of those politicians. For example: https://valueinvesting.io/nancy-pelosi-stock-trades-tracker https://www.gurufocus.com/politician/158/dan-crenshaw

In the "Climate Change Threat" example, one vector of attack is when the policy changes do not lead to renewable energy adoption or to reduced emissions.

That justifies the questioning of whether the climate change was really motivating the policy change or just being used as pretext.

Woke is the commingling of awareness of social injustices with a rigid ideological framework that suppresses individual thought and redefines moral foundations.

Instead of recognizing injustice, it became an imposition of ideological points that have to be adopted wholesale instead of being evaluated independently.

There are valid positions on issues related to race, gender, sexuality, and other identity categories but the method of promoting these ideas by enforcing group consensus is not valid and is anti-liberal.

Genuine intellectual curiosity is punished with what is basically name-calling. In result, there is a fear that leads people to publicly profess something unthinkingly or that they question only privately. This creates a culture of just parroting consensus views to avoid social penalties.

In a nutshell, it is pressure to conform.

That is not particularly American. There are dozens of other examples in other countries too. In America, at least there is a wikipedia article about the injustice, while in other countries is extremely difficult to get such injustices known.

I thought this was to run Quake on that little black section at the top of the MacBook screen.

Seems related to this other submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44609969

> "Enclosure, once accepted, redefines community. Enclosure underlines the local autonomy of community. Enclosure of the commons is thus as much in the interest of professionals and of state bureaucrats as it is in the interest of capitalists. Enclosure allows the bureaucrats to define local community as impotent..."

That was made much more evident with the government restrictions/mandates during Covid.

The endgame seems to be that people will be treated as farm animals.

For a second I thought it was about Astroneer, my favorite game, and the CEO playing it on a Jumbotron.

I thought this would be about some novel communication device based or made out of vegetables.

Are you referring to the part where he said "crazy 15ms/64% faster" ?

Never heard of that word before in the media.

Where are you seeing so many "OOP worst thing"?

The only other one I've seen here was 8 months ago and had many other posts like "OOP not that bad actually".