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The sad truth is that shifting work to AI in a data center produces way less carbon than workers using even public transit to get to an office everyday.

I think there are multiple. The one I tried to play was oddly quite similar to heroes of might and magic but with infinite micro transactions

Last time I flew internationally the stewardess gave us a loop shaped harness that hooked onto our seatbelt and went around the babies lap. Doesn't this provide a middle ground between needing to hold the baby with your arm and a car seat?

Right this is exactly what happened with the new sesame laws. The government declared sesame as an allergen and enacted heavy fines if it was undisclosed. This lead to manufacturers adding sesame because they couldn't guarantee they were sesame free.

If unions are so great, just make them voluntary and give workers a choice. For some reason Union advocates always want them to be mandatory, because if workers are not forced to join them, most wont.

If you read it consistently you soon realize that every article has a short form summary in the front and long form article in the back, and sometimes a mid size as well, in the same edition.

The economist is the only paper I read where articles on topics I know about are fair, balanced and grounded in science. The opposite of the Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect.

Congrats you win?

What about the death of the bibas children who were tortured to death by Hamas? There is plenty of bad on both sides.

Religious Jews have a couple of 25 hour complete fasts per year.

The article ends with this disclaimer "Weights helped me draft and proof this story.". So it is at least partially written by LLM.

So it has negative weight in this case.

We are all blade runners now