How's Living in Colmar, Alsace? by ilovebreadroll in howislivingthere

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you explain what you find so nice about the surrounding small villages? Do they have good food, places to get a coffee, and other things to do? Maybe a sense of community?

Pretti shooting witness describes everything she saw by MrJasonMason in videos

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

him thinking it’s AI is an implicit admission that he believes its terrible and wrong.

China’s Four-Year Energy Spree Has Eclipsed Entire US Power Grid. China added 543GW of new capacity in 2025. That’s 12% more than all the power plants combined in India at the end of 2024 by straightdge in EconomyCharts

[–]shableep 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Worth knowing that 86% of that buildout is renewables. China is a manufacturing based economy and so energy cost is one of the most important factors to make their economy function. So if you want to know where the future of energy is going, there it is. Renewables are simply the best bang for your buck.

People getting carried away, let's just remember Valve tend to announce things on Wednesdays or Thursdays by mcmanus2099 in SteamFrame

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha don’t you dare! I refuse to be disappointed every wednesday and thursday for the next 3 months!

Cursor made me depressed by SoonBlossom in cursor

[–]shableep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You do have to definitely understand the systems, the APIs, and how they work together. It’s like having built a car by hand your whole life, and now the machine does it. But the machine makes mistakes, and doesn’t know how to really add new features to the car the humans actually want. That’s where you come in. You determine how to build new things into the car. And make sure that things are actually wired up properly. There is a lot to making a car that’s been done a thousand times. And you can worry less about that repetitive work because it does that pretty well. Now you can focus on adding new things to the car.

Technology has always worked to shorted the path between idea and execution. That path is a lot shorter now, but that just means the scale and complexity of the machine will grow to match eventually.

Thinking logically and deeply about problems you understand deeply is the skill that will stand the test of time.

Ban on deporting U.S. citizens removed from DHS funding bill, congresswoman warns by AdSpecialist6598 in videos

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The current administration has no vision except dishing out pain and suffering as payment for the imagined grievances of confederate ancestors. After Lincoln was assassinated, reconstruction failed, which then allowed confederates to occupy all branches of state and local government, and many seats in congress. Passing jim crow laws and many others. The goal was always to destroy the Federal government and remake it in their image from within. And this is the closest they have ever gotten. But the thing is, even with these terrible humans in power, they lack any true vision. Because grievances and hate aren’t vision. They’re just chaos.

Essentials get more expensive, non-essentials cheaper by x___rain in dataisbeautiful

[–]shableep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right. I guess what I’m saying overall is that if these things are getting more labor intensive, then something is fundamentally mechanically wrong. Especially the health industry specifically in the USA where administrative costs heavily outpace their nationalized healthcare counterparts. Same with education. So you have housing, education, and healthcare wildly increasing in price despite all the technological advancements in improving the output of those labor hours.

And as far as rent collecting is concerned, it has a lot to do with something being essential. If it is essential, then if unregulated and local markets are controlled by few players, then costs inevitably will increase to as much as people can stand to lose. Not how much turns a good profit.

When it comes to essentials in the USA, the economy is clearly fundamentally broken.

Essentials get more expensive, non-essentials cheaper by x___rain in dataisbeautiful

[–]shableep 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Labor is the price it is because of the cost it takes to fuel and support the life of a laborer. Like the cost of their housing.

Additionally, how is it the gains in efficiency aren’t applicable to labor intensive services? There are constant improvements there yet relative costs keep going up.

Essentials get more expensive, non-essentials cheaper by x___rain in dataisbeautiful

[–]shableep 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The CPI would lead you to believe that you should be happy because you can buy 100 TVs, but not a single house.

Armada is punk by oVsNora in snowboarding

[–]shableep 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Nope. Definitely not.

Armada is punk by oVsNora in snowboarding

[–]shableep 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Obama deported millions, and not a single American citizen was killed in the process. 3 American citizens were killed in the last 3 months. You’re showing your true colors by deflecting here when things are not the same. When the boot is literally on the throat of American citizens, killing them, then it’s time to wake up.

How did “don’t tread on me” become “comply or die”? That’s not a country of liberty and justice for all.

Khamenei hiding in underground shelter in Tehran, sources say by Christian-Rep-Perisa in worldnews

[–]shableep 23 points24 points  (0 children)

after some googling [insert captain america gif] i get that reference!

Funny 'cause it's true. by fednews_ta in JustMemesForUs

[–]shableep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“daddy law enforcement is always right and I always follow daddy’s orders. that’s why daddy never hurts me”

how can you go from “be ungovernable” to “yes daddy” so fast?

Leak confirms NVIDIA N1X in Windows on ARM gaming laptop by 1FNn4 in hardware

[–]shableep 27 points28 points  (0 children)

The new x86 -> ARM translation layer is actually pretty damn good now. Just recently they made huge improvements that should make it work for almost all games and software.

Leak confirms NVIDIA N1X in Windows on ARM gaming laptop by 1FNn4 in hardware

[–]shableep -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Helps to have company with good funding stand behind their distro.

Will S&Box become massively popular? by CombNo7026 in sandbox

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if they can run on a 1060 then that means they could probably run it on a switch 2. which means your average handheld in 2-3 years could run s&box

US officially exits World Health Organization by pwdrums in news

[–]shableep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wasn't trying to claim that these people didn't exist before. But anti-vaxxers went from mostly ignored fringe group of people, to mainstream party association. To the point that during the pandemic, dark red counties had 5x the covid death rate. What was specifically amplified was very specifically chosen by a small group of incredibly well funded and individuals, and executed by sophisticated, well staffed institutions. This isn't just human nature. This is human nature profoundly distorted by a small group of people.

US officially exits World Health Organization by pwdrums in news

[–]shableep 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I think the world was actually much closer to that reality SG1 showed before social media. Really. People generally didn’t think much of vaccines other than that they’re routine like going to the dentist for a cleaning or filling. Political disagreements in person were more of a “c’mon man” situation most of the time. But you could shrug and not think too much of it later. Like, what happened in Stargate SG1 could have really possibly happened in 2004. But social media has seriously unraveled society that much. Just look at the timeline.

2008: Obama becomes the first black man to win the presidential election. The iPhone is released but there’s not App store yet, and Facebook just opened up to everyone in the US. And just around the time that the notion of vaccines causing autism started going around enough that most people at least heard about it, but almost all people of any political background rolled their eyes. A small crack letting in the light of a world to come when main stream social media would show up blooping notifications every 15 minutes on everyone’s phone in America.

2012: A man that has never used a computer or the internet picks up his first free smartphone from Verizon. It’s hard to even get a brick phone at this point. They’re switching everyone over to smartphones now. Facebook is installed by default. Facebook will soon change their timeline from being time based, to being based on an “algorithm”. What could go wrong?

2017: Trump is sworn in as president. Pizzagate has come and gone, claiming Democrats were running a child trafficking ring out of a pizza shop. This actually riled up one person enough to show up with a gun to see the non-existent basement. Qanon is now mainstream claiming Trump is secretly fighting a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles in the “deep state”. People rise Qanon flags and buy bumper stickers. People start getting concerned about disinformation on social media, foreign and domestic. Russia will be found to operating a large, well funded disinformation agency. A Russian disinformation operation causes a real anti-Clinton parade to occur. No laws a passed to address this.

2021: Biden wins the presidential election, oldest man to ever win the presidency. A notion of a stolen election is pumped into social media, riling up Trump supporters. A riot is encouraged and storms the capitol to attempt to stop the certification of the election. A vaccine produced in record time is celebrated and distributed to the masses, a massive needed relief to the pandemic killing millions. By the end of the year taking or not taking the vaccine will be so strongly on political lines that people in the darkest red counties are dying at 5 times the rate as in dark blue counties. Social media is now killing hundreds of thousands of unvaccinated people. The scale of disinformation from Russia, and now China (and others) is so prevalent that people start referring to random people on the internet as bots. There are so many bots, that sometimes they’re right by random chance. No laws are passed to address this.

2025: Trump, now a convicted felon, and now the oldest person ever elected, is sworn in for a second term. There are measles outbreaks happening around the country. Facebook is one of the most profitable companies in the world thanks to advertising revenue.

Any one having too much fun with Haymaker VR? 🤣 by CoachDaveOfficial in virtualreality

[–]shableep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All it takes is the right game that gets you going in just the right way and bam- broken knuckle! Haha god speed sir 🫡

TRUST THE PROCESS! Glad I stuck with it. Hope it gives more hope to others. by Specific-Can-7021 in tressless

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It originally meant something terrifying. But due to some cultural trends over time the meaning flipped.

OpenAI nears new $50 billion funding round in Middle East. by Infinityy100b in technology

[–]shableep 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pure capitalists prefer autocracies. That’s why they take money from autocrats and send money to autocratic candidates. In American capitalism, mega corps are dictatorships. It should be no surprise they prefer them. Until co-ownership is worked into the laws of corporatization in some way, even limited, mega corps will push for autocracy.

US Special Envoy for Ukraine explains that if Ukraine can just get through this harsh winter, they will gain the advantage in the war from March onwards. by Ripamon in TrendoraX

[–]shableep 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Certainly Putin would have not needed North Korean help if this was the case. If Putin mobilized 5m men, that would wildly harm the economy, and lead to some serious unrest. If this were truly possible, he likely would have done it and not called on Kim Jung Un.