Right, which is why if there were more than one company producing lab-grown meat, they would in fact compete against each other.

Of course, anti-monopoly legislation is rarely enforced in the US, but sometimes it is.

Betrayal at Krondor. A huge world for exploring, at a time when that didn’t exist.

Chrono Trigger. The replay value is so high.

Wolf 3D or Doom or Doom 2 or Quake 3, for similar reasons.

StarCraft, at a time when BattleNet was small and the ladder rankings and fights were all global.

It sounds more like work addiction, though.

“has to do extra work” … that is a question of priorities, isn’t it.

Of course many of them are stealing. That’s already been clearly established. As for the other groups, the ones that haven’t gotten caught stealing yet, perhaps it’s just that they haven’t gotten caught, and not that they haven’t been pirating things.

I like your rant, but I would like it better if the facts were facts.

Ah, the future value of equity … sacrifice your life on spec that the venture will succeed when most don’t and that your boss won’t find a way to fuck you over of it does. Bearing in mind that the more money is on the table, the more likely it is that your boss will try to screw you out of it.

If you want to go to Vegas, go to Vegas. Do an 80-hour stint, see if you get rich, and if you fail then go home. Don’t spend years at some shitty company run by an asshole.

This is basically common knowledge. It’s in dozens of mainstream international media outlets and has been all over social media.

My guess is that you consume a narrow selection of news media. So, think broader!

Of course millions of Americans know. It’s in the news, a little. It’s on social media.

The hypocrisy is one significant factor, but more importantly are the values that many wealthy Democrats lack.

Media literacy is an old and important topic. Are you asking for an introduction to it?

Anyone can sue anyone, but it won’t stick in this case because the law would be on the company’s side.

There is no general duty to maximize profits. The original court cases are far more nuanced than that. Much is up to the discretion of the company, because of course it is.

That’s a blatant deflection, though. We’re talking about relative food prices… If food prices go up at the same rate as wages, grocery prices wouldn’t be an issue for working Americans.

There are also issues with inflation in general, but that’s not the topic here.

So then they can try a class action, accuse ownership of some kind of impropriety. Might as well go for it, at least the lawyers will make some cash.

Except that cops are stupid. Most of them don’t delete video evidence most of the time. And destroying the camera itself produces evidence that can and will be used against them. And there’s no excuse for taking one out of the car. They are also recording already, and can be quickly voice activated. So dash cams are not minimal.

You should also record on your phone.

Of course dirty cops could do tons of bad things, but the more complicated the cover-up is, the more likely that they get caught.

Accidental firings? No, you got that wrong. Intentional firings. It’s not like they pressed the wrong button on the keyboard.

Stopped deep frying. Partly for health and partly out of laziness.

Yeah, or maybe outlaw owning more than 2 houses.

According to the editorial team, Kagansky’s problem is not isolated, but part of a larger crisis of Microsoft’s neglected account recovery system.

It is intentionally neglected. Don’t think for a second M$ doesn’t know what’s going on. They love it. Give a big fuck you to the trouble causers, to hell with them.

Is your premise even correct? I don’t have any data indicating that leftists are anti-AI. Do you?

Also, I’m not sure what you mean by anti-AI. Pointing out that it is snake oil is a factual claim. In other words, if AI is a label that’s mostly devoid of meaning, then attacking it is actually attacking the sleazy opportunistic salespeople, and not necessarily the underlying tech (when it is clearly defined, which is rare). Of course one could oppose both.

Which is to say, many leftists are anti-billionaire, and many billionaires are riding the AI bubble. But you already know that, so probably that’s not what you’re asking.

You mean when. When is the question.