It's not proper use, it's archaic use. Do you also claim bread is meat? A cat is a deer?
I split the hair where chickens were men
Readit NewsFunny how there is a post-it with a password glued to the screen of the computer in the lede image, now in plain sight for thousands of readers.
My guess:
Ccjacs 2004
Odds are it hasn't been updated for 20+ years
downrightmike commented on There Goes the American Muscle Car thedispatch.com/article/d... · Posted by u/pluripote
Classic muscle cars are obsolete. Most cars today have 0-60 times a 1970s Dodge Challenger could only dream of.[1] Plus, they can now go around corners.
Here's an old movie: "Hot Rod Girl" (1956) [2] The opening scenes are of a real drag strip in Southern California. Technical advice from the San Fernando Drag Strip and the National Hot Rod Association. Accelerations are so low that those things would be obstructing traffic on a freeway onramp today.
You can still have one today, but its a Sunday driver for sure
I see a worrisome trend. On one hand, many of my proto-boomer friends are suffering from age-ism , and memes claim that over-50-year-olds are unemployable. Not 100% fidelity, but there's some truth.
Then I hear about a lot of youngsters struggling to find work, and see articles like this.
Well, who's left? Is there a sweet spot at like 31 that are just cleaning up?
31 would line up with the post house bubble boom recovery
Every day when I am out in the city, I am amazed by how many jobs we have NOT managed to replace with AI yet.
For example, cashiers. There are still many people spending their lives dragging items over a scanner, reading a number from a screen, holding out their hand for the customer to put money in, and then sorting the coins into boxes.
How hard can it be to automate that?
Amazon could not do it. They claimed they could, but it was just indians watching the video and tabulating totals overseas
CEOs citing savings from AI should be able to show higher profits soon. The fact that they’re not means those tall tales are coming home to roost soon.
Nah, its going to be like when everyone included "bitcoin" in their quarterly reports and the market goes nuts, until it stops
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This is just doomerism.
Intel's current chips are "fine" and competitive with AMD chips. If anything, Intel is trying out more things than AMD is.
"Throw shit at the wall and see what sticks", isn't a top tier business strategy, it is desperate though.
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If you want companies to invest in your country, the tariff has to make doing so make financial sense, and for the long term.
A lot of these tariffs are going on things that would require a whole factory to be built in the USA which doesn’t currently exist at all, and has no supporting infrastructure or workforce.
Companies can’t just decide right now, “oh shit there’s a tariff. Better but it in the USA right away!”