Sexism impacted both Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, and will be even harder for a GOP candidate to overcome.

What with the hypocrisy and shifting goalposts for MAGA/GOP types, a female Trump 2.0 would seem quite plausible to my eyes. These types don’t care for conserving anything in particular nor for standing up afor any fixed set of values. They are, quite literally going along with the flow.

does that mean that raisin bread is an entire Jesus?

If a human only has flesh and blood, sure. Where’s the long hair?

Im straight as spaghetti

Cooked spaghetti is quite non-straight in my book.

Yup. I close my eyes and I see absolutely nothing.

To be honest, that might be the hardest thing to draw. Lemme take my pencil and magically make the paper disappear!

The ban doesn’t need a 100% perfect AI screening protocol to be a success.

Just the fact that AI is banned might appeal to a wide demographic. If the ban is actually enforced, even in just 25% of the most blatant cases, it might be just the push a new platform needs to take off.

And when it fails, it fails spectacularily!

The mistranslations can be (and usually are) absolutely hilarious. Saying a part of me will be disappointed once they inevitably fix it is an understatement.

Their AI mode is duckduckgo.com. noai.duckduckgo.com is AI-free. Meaning, instead of a useless and common sense regurgitating AI response (or alternatively, completely made up shit), you get a Wikipedia infobox.

Yeah, that’s not it.

There’s this thing known as consent and purpose. For a GDPR violation, you need to lack either.

When your job has a noticeboard of names, emails and birthdays, they probably got your consent to post it up there. They didn’t get consent to post it onto Facebook.

Yeah, sharing a photo can be a GDPR violation. Because you need to prevent unneccessary processing of data. Like what Facebook does. That’s why most places require you to sign a waiver to allow photos and similar stuff being posted online.

It can be a lot of work. But so is writing a contract. You can’t just do some stuff willy-nilly, and for a good reason.

That being said, the GDPR is mostly unenforced. What it means in practice is “don’t ask, don’t tell”. Meaning, if you keep the info you do have under wraps, you should be fine. Just don’t go whoring your customers’/employees’ info out to your 18 356 “data partners”. Bonus points for having an “Accept All” and “More Options” button, but no “Reject All”.

1st prize for those whose “Reject All” doesn’t encompass “legitimate interest”.

No, a female cockroach is clearly a cockroachie.

AI wasn’t paid $500 bn, it was paid for.

Now, I don’t believe in the sentience of AI myself, but a more apt comparison would be you being bought from the same group of people

Quit much?

All so businesses and companies can increase productivity, reduce staff, and then turn around and increase prices to customers.

As if. The only thing AI is to businesses is a lost bet. And they don’t like losing. So they’re betting even more, hoping some shiny “AGI” starts existing if they throw enough money into wasting other resources onto the AI bandwagon.

And then 1% of the money trickles down, before quickly rising back up.

Let them play dance ball

Clearly it’s nodes.

Well, NFTs just might be just useless enough.

So odday, then?

And here I thought the /j stood for Joule /j

Not really. For that to happen, all the districts need to be just barely won, assuming they don’t change.

It they do change, then yes. The more you pack the other side and spread yourself out, you’re amplifying your strength. At the same time, you’re probably not working to strengthen the number of your voters, so you’re shedding them. Which means you’re loosing your foothold.

It’s like with evolution. If you consistently evolve in a certain way, you’ll lose your ability to fly.

As long as it ain’t Avocado Toast, the right people will eat it all up.

It isn’t lazy to have a mastered skill and use it. It’s lazy not taking the time to master it.

That being said, the biggest lazies of them all are the curriculum writers which don’t make teaching future working adults how to use a clock a priority in grade school.