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Comment · 3 days ago
This is cool. Its part of an ideal version of my home setup. But god the marketing feels so off, its like its made by people who have never used a monitor or done work on a computer. The marketing makes it out to be a phone screen for your face which is such a sad vision for genuinely cool technology. Also horrible demonstration of AI do these people even use AI?

The part where he asked AI to organise his windows was almost as painful as the part where he was in a generic chase sequence of a Ubisoft slop game and asked whats the best way to catch the assassin.

Comment · 3 days ago
Who says they should never connect to the internet or run closed source software? Plenty of places do and have no issues with election security.
Comment · 9 days ago
Of course Delaware ruled that. The same applies to all corporations. No corporation _has_ to maximize shareholder value. That Doug v ford case is not gospel.
Comment · 9 days ago
Byd kinda ugly though. Outside the cybertruck Tesla's look great
Comment · 9 days ago
Im on the progressive left just not the ML communist left. I dont only engage with the wikipedia page or I wouldnt have noticed the clearly marxist framing on some sections.
Comment · 9 days ago
A public benefit corp is a 'greenwashing' term based on the meme that people think a corporation 'must maximize shareholder profits' from the Dodge v. Ford case. But its not true a corportation doesnt have to maximize shareholder profits and a PBC does have to provide any public benefit at all. There is no tangible difference between the two other than the public perception that these are different.
Comment · 10 days ago
PBC is a scam word. It changes nothing about the corporations responsibility.
Comment · 10 days ago
Sorry, I should have included this in my comment. I'm referring to pages on communism or communism adjacent topics, socialism and the middle eastern conflicts involving Isreal. I find a lot of the communist pages use sources that have 'a marxist perspective of history' which is ahistorical. The middle east articles involving Isreal use a lot of sources known to be unreliable like middleeasteye and Al-jazeera. They also receive a a ton of traffic from both sides as they're using wikipedia to fight over history.
Comment · 10 days ago
Sorry, I should have included this in my comment. I'm referring to pages on communism or communism adjacent topics, socialism and the middle eastern conflicts involving Isreal. I find a lot of the communist pages use sources that have 'a marxist perspective of history' which is ahistorical. The middle east articles involving Isreal use a lot of sources known to be unreliable like middleeasteye and Al-jazeera. They also receive a a ton of traffic from both sides as they're using wikipedia to fight over history.
Comment · 10 days ago
An obvious one is events using Middleeasteye as a source.
Comment · 10 days ago
Wikipedia is being lost to ideological bias.
Comment · 11 days ago
I went in thinking I was going to cook Jev and then I get asked things like "pick the ginko leaf". Good site
Comment · 12 days ago
Why take the time to help them improve when they havent even taken the time to write it?

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