With the advent of the internet and email, many people surely made similar observations. I wonder what the fate is of the companies who refused to accept these productivity enhancements.
Is the reduced profitability in the room with us now?
Devastation? Are you and I reading the same financial reports?
You can't drive a BYD because your government tariffs them to hell. I can drive one in my country, and their safety record is great.
It certainly started that way, but the bloat is getting horrendous. Having said that, I still use it weekly.
What is it about America that makes this normal/common? Here in NZ I've literally never once received a spam text.
How has it stopped being functional? As far as I know it's still just as functional as always?
Surely you realise that no insurance company will continually indemnify a company which knowingly and repeatedly breaks the law, resulting in losses to the insurance company? Surely you understand that this isn't how…
Why would American taxpayers be paying more because of a settlement against a private company? Shouldn't this contribute to the tax take, causing taxpayers to pay LESS?
Without competition Valve would never have bothered making Steam faster. Steam hasn't meaningfully changed in a decade, and feels well out of date. I celebrate Epic forcing Valve to finally make some improvements. Turns…
I agree entirely that shopping on Amazon is immoral, but it's hard to understand how that extends to ALL online shopping.
Why is it immoral to order things online?
Doesn't that entirely depend on the energy mix going into the data centres in question? How can you possibly know that?
My Bambino takes 4 seconds to warm up from a cold start.
>Look at their product, in one sense a highly effective disinformation machine. What do you mean by this?
You think betting against AI markets will make you rich, even if you're right?
Cash is not widely used here. And there are no DIRECT expenses you can associate with cash. Sure there's the additional overhead of banking etc but there are no fees charged to the merchant for cash receipts. I know…
Here in New Zealand retailers can (and do) add transaction fees for cards at the terminal. It's a smart thing, because it causes the processing costs of expensive payment types to be borne by the customer who is using…
>The anti AI slant is hilarious since the whole site is mined for AI. I mean.... that's a good reason to feel anti-AI sentiment, isn't it?
Doesn't SK have famously, laughably terrible internet security by law?
It's not "just a question of money", time is absolutely a factor. Getting nine women pregnant doesn't give you a baby in a month.
>that the limited supply goes to the buyer who need it the most Everything else you said is accurate, but this is not. Supply will go to those most able to pay, not those who need it the most. It is not a moral…
As a New Zealander - oh no please stop threatening me with a warm dry summer.
What a sad and pathetic opinion, especially when targeted towards such an incredible contributor as Tom Stanton, a true educator and an energetic and excited engineering mind.
>Are you trying to invent your own definition for self driving Are you?
With the advent of the internet and email, many people surely made similar observations. I wonder what the fate is of the companies who refused to accept these productivity enhancements.
Is the reduced profitability in the room with us now?
Devastation? Are you and I reading the same financial reports?
You can't drive a BYD because your government tariffs them to hell. I can drive one in my country, and their safety record is great.
It certainly started that way, but the bloat is getting horrendous. Having said that, I still use it weekly.
What is it about America that makes this normal/common? Here in NZ I've literally never once received a spam text.
How has it stopped being functional? As far as I know it's still just as functional as always?
Surely you realise that no insurance company will continually indemnify a company which knowingly and repeatedly breaks the law, resulting in losses to the insurance company? Surely you understand that this isn't how…
Why would American taxpayers be paying more because of a settlement against a private company? Shouldn't this contribute to the tax take, causing taxpayers to pay LESS?
Without competition Valve would never have bothered making Steam faster. Steam hasn't meaningfully changed in a decade, and feels well out of date. I celebrate Epic forcing Valve to finally make some improvements. Turns…
I agree entirely that shopping on Amazon is immoral, but it's hard to understand how that extends to ALL online shopping.
Why is it immoral to order things online?
Doesn't that entirely depend on the energy mix going into the data centres in question? How can you possibly know that?
My Bambino takes 4 seconds to warm up from a cold start.
>Look at their product, in one sense a highly effective disinformation machine. What do you mean by this?
You think betting against AI markets will make you rich, even if you're right?
Cash is not widely used here. And there are no DIRECT expenses you can associate with cash. Sure there's the additional overhead of banking etc but there are no fees charged to the merchant for cash receipts. I know…
Here in New Zealand retailers can (and do) add transaction fees for cards at the terminal. It's a smart thing, because it causes the processing costs of expensive payment types to be borne by the customer who is using…
>The anti AI slant is hilarious since the whole site is mined for AI. I mean.... that's a good reason to feel anti-AI sentiment, isn't it?
Doesn't SK have famously, laughably terrible internet security by law?
It's not "just a question of money", time is absolutely a factor. Getting nine women pregnant doesn't give you a baby in a month.
>that the limited supply goes to the buyer who need it the most Everything else you said is accurate, but this is not. Supply will go to those most able to pay, not those who need it the most. It is not a moral…
As a New Zealander - oh no please stop threatening me with a warm dry summer.
What a sad and pathetic opinion, especially when targeted towards such an incredible contributor as Tom Stanton, a true educator and an energetic and excited engineering mind.
>Are you trying to invent your own definition for self driving Are you?