Why does America do the wrong thing before doing the obviously right thing?

Fox News interviews brain damaged man suffering from delusions

Brain damage is a mental illness

I think the downsides are going to be mitigated soon. There are cars that get 400-600 miles of range. There are also new battery materials that can be charged in 5-10 minutes. Once one of those solutions become widely available, adoption will pick up. Also, gas hitting European prices in the US of $10-$12/gallon would also make people switch damn quick.

Why Lemmy peaked a year ago and will never have more than 40,000 monthly users

I never trusted it and gave up WhatsApp before I even gave up Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg has no values and when you realize that basic fact, you’ll never trust him with anything.

I’ve heard meta engineers get judged on metrics like how many comments they made on PRs. So, engineers set up their agents to comment on every new PR. Now every PR in the company has thousands of repetitive comments on it.

Also, to meet this tokenmaxxing quota, engineers are setting up their agents to run all night long while they sleep.

I watched a YouTube video from someone with a PhD in quantum computing who quit the field because they didn’t think the tech was going anywhere soon.

Turns out runners like to walk too

So, maybe soon, but we don’t know.