And all to have a few thousand extra billionaires.

Bleak.

But you’re not wrong. Motherfuckers.

Yup.

It’s annoying.

The wrong founder died, unfortunately.

Yeah, I’m also sick of people pretending that a terrorist ideology is just another harmless position, as if a person is deciding between ketchup and mustard and not literally in support of gassing an entire race of people.

Just another stupid story to distract from the Epstein files.

There are going to be so, so many false positives.

Not that it matters. The shitty data LLM’s produce hasn’t stopped them yet.

I don’t understand this person’s appeal.

This shit is ghoulish.

It’s a great ad.

If something like this ever did happen IRL, the vast majority of the world would cheer.

These fuckers need to stop using LLMs to generate code when they need things to function with precision.

The very notion that someone would take some kind of credit for technological advancement because they share a similar skin color with a random visionary makes me want to communicate non-verbally with these douche bags in a very forceful way.

If you catch my drift.

It says so much about the Republican Party that they’re defending these limpdick fifth-graders instead of saying: “You know what? We don’t like these pathetic little shit-stains either.”

Yes, as always, the master race: fat, balding, and utterly insignificant without the inbred assurance that their skin color is some kind of achievement.

Oh yeah.

Knowing that it’s just seven companies propping up the US economy, and the private ones don’t have to publicly report if they just lost half a trillion dollars, it gives one pause. I’m definitely reevaluating if and when I want to move my investments to cash.

You could build your own spreadsheet using LibreOffice Spreadsheets.

I’ve been meaning to do it because my diet doesn’t change much, and it would just be easier to track it myself.

Good to see you get some good utility from it. 💪😎

It’s objectively a bad thing when a country’s entire economy is being propped up by seven companies and the vast majority of consumer spending is concentrated in the top 1%.

That’s awesome, but I don’t need it. :)