@GossiTheDog What are the Polymarket odds on them all being imprisoned on landing?
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From my insurance company:Those meds were billed at over $1000We paid $14No copay@jack_daniel As someone from Europe (and therefore blessed with a more socialist view on healthcare), I ask this earnestly:
Only sometimes?
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Oh fun.Oh fun. Looks like a lot of the UK population still wants to fuck around.
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Is anyone able to give an example of a company (preferably not a tech-focused org) that you used the services of pre-some public #AI adoption/press release... and since then you've thought "Wow, they have markedly improved their services!Is anyone able to give an example of a company (preferably not a tech-focused org) that you used the services of pre-some public #AI adoption/press release... and since then you've thought "Wow, they have markedly improved their services! This is awesome!"?
Genuine question.
As the rationale always given for AI adoption (especially in development) is improved time-to-market and better services... yet I'm struggling to think of any obvious examples where a very public AI adoption has coincided with notable service improvement.
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Whatever happened to that whole "the US President needs Congress approval for anything over 60 days" thing?Whatever happened to that whole "the US President needs Congress approval for anything over 60 days" thing?
Or did we once again prove that no one has the guts to hold Trump to account?
US strikes seven Iranian boats, Trump says, as tensions spike in Strait of Hormuz - follow live - BBC News
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Trump has already put 26 percent tariffs on European steel and aluminum, and he is now adding a 25 percent tariff on European cars and car parts.@randahl That'll be an interesting interpretation of NATO's Article 5.
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Japan is building cardboard suicide drones@josephcox Yeah, but how does their underwater version fair?
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Listening to cybersecurity people freak out over Mythos is so tiring.@malwaretech I liked the days when we were panicking about China listening in on all our telephone calls / scooping up our mobile data.
Now we just talk directly to some American company's AI and ask them to diagnose our medical problems that we're too embarrassed to see a real doctor for.
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Okay. Let’s try this again a year and a half later.@hacks4pancakes You mean that the dinner that Trump has historically avoided (after having a national sense of humour failure at one many years ago) just happened to be interrupted / he could get rushed away from...
By an "assassination attempt" - which is a well-known tactic by certain foreign actors to increase support for failing politicians prior to a notable election - which happens in a location / way that can be used as supposed-justification for one of his gaudy vanity projects?
What was on the menu for the dinner? Because something definitely smells fishy.
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The White House posts a photo celebrating the Georgia Women's tennis team.@randahl Just one?
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Going all-in on AI because Zuck is confident it's the future?Going all-in on AI because Zuck is confident it's the future?
Bahahaha! There's a sluthe of other projects and "certainties" that want a word...
Meta says it will cut 8,000 jobs as AI spending grows
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crm1y89vek8o